Publications

This fact sheet presents information on family reunification for beneficiaries of international protection, as extracted from the EUAA Asylum Report 2024.

This part provides guidance to national authorities on how to set the framework to shape an asylum system informed by mental health and well-being considerations. This is the first of three standalone but complementary and interlinked parts. The other parts can be accessed here:

It intends to help professionals working in the field of asylum in enhancing their awareness and skills regarding key terms and concepts relating to SOGIESC.

It provides guidance and practical recommendations on the design and management of reception systems and the provision of reception conditions taking into account the specific needs of LGBTIQ applicants.

The report provides comparative information on how national administrations and courts of EU+ countries implement the provisions of the Reception Conditions Directive related to reducing or withdrawing material reception conditions.

This report analyses court cases related to the implementation of the Temporary Protection Directive, in particular related to eligibility.

The first report in the series maps the role of national authorities who are responsible to different steps of asylum and reception systems. The report is accompanied by an interactive data visualisation.

The report maps the role of authorities which are involved in access to the asylum procedure, covering the making, lodging and registering of an application for international protection.