Publications

This updated document outlines the general guidance and methodological framework, on which the EUAA country guidance documents are based. The country-specific common analysis and guidance notes should be read in conjunction with the 'Country Guidance: explained'.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

The report examines court decisions related to gender-based violence, following three landmark rulings by the CJEU providing clearer legal grounds to grant international protection due to persecution or serious harm based on gender.

This catalogue presents current workshops based on EUAA practical guides and tools that are delivered to the EUAA Asylum Support Teams and to staff of asylum administrations. Additional workshops can be organised on other topics depending on the needs identified.

Manual describing the EUAA Training Needs Analysis methodology (version 2)

The guide contains guidelines on defining, establishing, deciding, implementing, reviewing and ending alternatives to detention, with specific considerations regarding their applicability in the context of a border procedure.