The main aim of this project was to see a dramatic improvement in the quality of enjoyment of human rights by refugees and is based on the idea of supporting the active inclusion of marginalised, […]
For another month, the food distribution of the Food for All program was successfully completed, continuing our unwavering mission to support those who need it most. Just like last month, the distribution took place in […]
Joint Statement by the Greek Forum of Refugees and RISE Network: The Greek Forum of Refugees (GFR) and the RISE Network[1] (Refugees Ideas and Solutions for Europe) express their outrage, profound concern, and deep sorrow […]
[The images that follow at the end contain content that may be disturbing or unpleasant for some viewers. Proceed with caution] The Greek Forum of Refugees expresses its deep sorrow and concern over the tragic […]
On January 7, 2025, a significant victory for human rights and justice for the victims of pushbacks at Evros was achieved. The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) issued a historic ruling, condemning Greece in […]
Did you know that millions of people across Europe, including Greece, are affected by statelessness? Statelessness means having no nationality, which denies individuals many of their fundamental rights, such as access to education, healthcare, and […]
With great success, the FoodForAll food distribution for December was completed once again, in collaboration with Intersos Hellas. As the program progresses, we increasingly realize its significance. It allows us to understand better the challenges […]
The Global Connect Courses, offer a unique opportunity for refugees and asylum seekers residing in Athens to broaden their educational and professional prospects through the General Education Development (GED) program. The new course cycle begins on […]
It is with deep sorrow and anguish that we stand before, once again, the unspeakable tragedies that unfolded in the waters of the Aegean Sea, the watery graveyard of human lives. Among the people unjustly […]
“I have only one request: we need interpreters. We need interpreters so that we can proceed with the asylum procedures. We need interpreters so that we can go out and get a job. We are […]