The report presents an overview of the national authorities which are responsible for the Dublin procedure. It maps their place within the institutional framework and the activities for which they are responsible.

The report presents the stakeholders which are involved in each stage of the Dublin procedure at the national level, including actors involved in conducting the Dublin interview and replying to requests from other Member States.

Accompanied by an interactive data visualisation, this report presents UNHCR's activities and priorities across EU+ countries by mapping the agency's specific role in asylum procedures.

A compilation of cases related to international protection which were pronounced from December 2023 to February 2024.

Analysis of the Latest Asylum Trends for 2023 reporting on applications received in EU+ countries and the key nationalities applying for protection. The report also covers changing trends in pending cases as well as recognition rates across EU+ countries.

These four checklists help interpreters working in the asylum procedure to prepare for an assignment and to self-assess their own performance following an interpretation. A specific checklist is dedicated to remote interpretation.

Primarily intended for interpreters in the asylum procedure, this guide informs interpreters on what to expect when performing their tasks, explains their role and key principles to uphold, and provides guidance on how to interpret in line with international standards.

This poster describes ten essential rules to keep in mind when interpreting in the asylum procedure.