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  JRS-Europe: la pauvreté...  
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JRS-Europe: la pauvreté des immigrants forcés en Europe, le fruit de la politique des Etats !
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JRS-Europe: Poverty of forced migrants in Europe a result of States' policies!
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Rapport du JRS sur l’expérience qu’ont les réfugiés des frontières européennes
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JRS report on how refugees experience Europe’s borders
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A l'occasion de la Journée mondiale de l'alimentation et de la Journée internationale de l’élimination de la pauvreté, le Jesuit Refugee Service Europe (JRS) a attiré l’attention sur la situation désespérée des migrants forcés qui vivent dans l'indigence en Europe.
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On the occasion of the World Food Day and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, the Jesuit Refugee Service Europe (JRS) drew attention to the desperate situation of destitute forced migrants in Europe.
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Dans son rapport « Safe and Secure: How do Refugees Experience Europe's Borders? », le Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) prouve que les gouvernements européens entravent activement les possibilités pour les réfugiés d’accéder au territoire européen.
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In its report “Safe and Secure: How do Refugees Experience Europe's Borders?”, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) presents evidence that European governments actively hinder refugee arrivals. Access publication here.
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Un rapport de JRS Europe sur le dénuement des migrants en Europe
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JRS Europe report on forced migrant destitution in Europe
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JRS lance un appel aux gouvernements des Etats membres de l’UE afin qu’ils modifient immédiatement leurs politiques pour veiller à ce que chacun puisse avoir accès aux droits sociaux fondamentaux tels que le logement, l'éducation, l'assistance sociale ou le travail.
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Across the European Union they accompany migrants who for good reasons cannot return to countries of origin but are completely excluded from social services in the countries where they are living. JRS appeals to governments of EU Member States to immediately change their policies in order to ensure that everyone has access to basic social rights such as housing, education, social assistance or work. The European Union must develop stricter regulations forcing governments to guarantee access to those rights.
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Le Service jésuite des réfugiés pour l'Europe (JRS) a lancé une nouvelle initiative visant à autonomiser les demandeurs d’asiles et les praticiens à l'aide d'informations pratiques sur le système de Dublin II au sein des Etats membres de l'UE.
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The Jesuit Refugee Service-Europe (JRS) has launched a new initiative to empower asylum seekers and practitioners with practical information on the "Dublin II" system within EU Member States. The Dublin II Info Country Sheets provide concrete data on how the so-called "Dublin II" system functions within the EU Member States. These sheets are primarily intended for: asylum seekers who have already lodged an application for protection; asylum seekers who intend to lodge an application; practitioners who work with asylum seekers, be they social workers, lawyers or volunteers. Information sheets are now available for six EU member states: Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Sweden. Read more here on the website of jrseurope.org.