In 2022, Hungary’s asylum and migration policies continued to reflect restrictive and controversial practices, maintaining a “state of crisis due to mass migration” that was first introduced in 2015. This status has allowed Hungarian authorities to enforce special rules, including pushbacks of migrants across the border without legal procedures. Despite the CJEU’s 2020 ruling that […]
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Migrant Settlement in Portugal: A Model of Inclusivity
Portugal is widely recognized for its progressive and inclusive approach to migrant settlement, with policies and community-based initiatives that foster social cohesion and economic contribution. Upon arrival, migrants are welcomed through a well-structured reception system, receiving assistance with the legal procedures necessary for residency or asylum applications. The Portuguese legal framework, including the Immigration Law […]
Exploring Housing Discrimination Against Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Groups in Malta
The research report titled “Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Groups and Housing in Malta” delves into the multifaceted challenges that immigrant and ethnic minority groups encounter when seeking housing in Malta. Conducted under the EU Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity – PROGRESS, the report reveals significant issues of housing discrimination and institutional biases. Key findings […]
Tackling France’s Migrant Housing Crisis: Challenges and Solutions
France faces a significant housing challenge as it struggles to accommodate its growing migrant population, which now makes up about 10.3% of the total population. Many migrants, arriving from regions such as Africa, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe, live in overcrowded and substandard conditions. In major cities like Paris, makeshift camps have emerged in […]
Housing Challenges for Refugees Under Temporary Protection in Turkey
Turkey’s housing situation for refugees under temporary protection reflects a complex landscape shaped by the country’s significant refugee population, primarily Syrians. As of 2024, Turkey hosts around 3.6 million Syrians under temporary protection, the largest such population in the world. Despite efforts to provide housing, the majority of refugees live outside of designated camps, often […]