ELLINIKO FOROUM PROSFIGON

Greek Forum of Refugees (GFR) was established in 2010 in Athens, Greece, as a grassroots organization, created by refugees themselves to support refugees. It was officially registered as a non-profit Association in 2012. Its aim was to create a PanHellenic network of communities, organizations, initiatives, individuals and professionals working to support asylum seekers, refugees and stateless persons, as well as any person who meets the criteria set by the Convention of Geneva and the protocols attached to it.

GFR has for objective to provide assistance to refugees during the asylum procedure, to protect their rights and support their integration into the Greek society, develop relations of cooperation and solidarity between a variety of organizations and the refugee communities and to advocate for the improvement of asylum policies in both Greece and Europe and living conditions in the camps in Greece. Refugee communities self-organisation lie at the core of GFR philosophy (...)

We are targeting on EU immigration policy, Asylum policy, EU legislation on human rights, EU policy for migrant integration. We are also participating directly in discussions with the correspondent authorities and bodies from the EU Commission such consultations for preparation of its action plan on integration of third country nationals that will be held in September 2020 by the European Commission.

http://www.refugees.gr

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Our members are participating and working towards the activities described under heading 9 as volunteers.

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