Vivre Ensemble est une association romande indépendante, laïque et sans but lucratif. Elle publie une revue d’information et d’analyse critique sur la problématique du droit d’asile et des réfugiés en Suisse.
Migration Scholars | La Turquie, porte d’entrée de l’Europe ?
▻http://asile.ch/2016/02/06/migration-scholars-la-turquie-porte-dentree-de-leurope
En réaction à la forte hausse de demandes d’asile, l’Union européenne et la Turquie ont convenu de laisser moins de réfugiés arriver en Europe à l’avenir. C’est à dire que la Turquie doit entre autre empêcher les réfugiés de quitter le territoire national turc. La Turquie doit en plus reprendre les personnes qui pouvaient trouver […]
The EU, Turkey and the Refugee Crisis: What could possibly go wrong?
The key non-EU country in the EU’s ongoing refugee crisis is Turkey: the host of over 2 million Syrian refugees, and a transit country for many asylum-seekers. An increasing number of them have been making the journey from Turkey to the Greek islands, leading to a significant rise in the number of would-be asylum-seekers in the EU over the last year. Tragically, many have died making this crossing.
▻http://eulawanalysis.blogspot.co.uk/2016/02/the-eu-turkey-and-refugee-crisis-what.html
Refugee facility for Turkey: Member states agree on details of financing
On 3 February 2016, the 28 member states agreed on how to finance the €3 billion EU refugee facility for Turkey. This will allow the EU to deliver additional humanitarian assistance to refugees in Turkey and their host communities. The help is mainly focused on meeting immediate needs by providing food, health services and education.
▻http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2016/02/03-refugee-facility-for-turkey
Turkey dismisses EU plan to resettle refugees in return for sealing sea route
Ankara’s ambassador to EU describes plan to take in refugees from Turkey only if Aegean sea route is closed as unacceptable and infeasible
▻http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/feb/10/turkey-dismisses-eu-plan-to-resettle-refugees-in-return-for-sealing-sea