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Association for Legal Intervention Association for Legal Intervention

Stowarzyszenie Interwencji Prawnej działa na rzecz osób dyskryminowanych lub zagrożonych wykluczeniem społecznym udzielając im pomocy prawnej i wsparcia integracyjnego.

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Advocacy News Refugees

The draft law limiting refugees’ rights – we comment!

21 September 202121 September 2021
News

State of emergency

21 September 202121 September 2021
Key cases News Returns

Does a migrant have the right to a lawyer ex officio in deportation proceedings?

25 August 202125 August 2021
Advocacy Children and youth Detention Integration Labour market Migration News Our campaigns Racism and discrimination Refugees Returns

REPORT: SIP in Action. Rights of migrants in Poland in 2020

20 August 202121 August 2021
21 September 2021

The draft law limiting refugees’ rights – we comment!

21 September 2021

State of emergency

25 August 2021

Does a migrant have the right to a lawyer ex officio in deportation proceedings?

20 August 2021

REPORT: SIP in Action. Rights of migrants in Poland in 2020

What we do

  • Litigation

    Through legal aid and strategic litigation we aim to support migrants and refugees to access their rights through the courts and to effect systemic legal changes.

  • Integration

    We support migrants and refugees in making a new life for themselves in Poland. We also organize workshops, excursions and events bringing together cultures and generations.

  • Research & advocacy

    We carry out research and review implementation of policies in the area of migration and asylum. We seek to influence policy and practice affecting migrants and refugees in Poland.

  • Supporting migrants and refugees in Poland since 2005.

    Building a welcoming and diverse society, ensuring equal rights for everybody.

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Our campaigns

REPORT: SIP in Action. Rights of migrants in Poland in 2020

We would like to invite you to read the latest annual report summarising the year of the pandemic from the perspective of the rights of migrant women and men in Poland. In the

Migrants` rights during COVID-19: FAQ

We have put together a series of questions and answers to make it easier for you to navigate this difficult time. Work During an epidemic or an epidemiological risk, can I legally work

Hostages of the System: stories from detention

As part of the “Hostages of the System” campaign, we present the stories of people who spent time in detention centers for migrants in Poland. We want to inspire a public discussion about

REPORT: SIP in action. The rights of migrants in Poland

The Association for Legal Intervention present its annual report summarizing the status of observance of migrants’ rights in Poland in 2019 from the perspective of its lawyers and integration assistants.

We fight misleading notices from the Voivodeship Office

Requests to submit additional documents received by migrants are misleading. In August, we informed the Mazovian Voivodship Office that the notices received by migrants, when submitting an application, are incomprehensible to a party

REPORT: SIP in Action. Rights of migrants in Poland in 2020

Migrants` rights during COVID-19: FAQ

Hostages of the System: stories from detention

REPORT: SIP in action. The rights of migrants in Poland

We fight misleading notices from the Voivodeship Office

Issues

  • Refugees
  • Migration
  • Returns
  • Detention
  • Children and youth
  • Integration
  • Racism and discrimination
  • Labour market

Other articles

Advocacy News

The government wants to further limit the rights of migrants in return procedures

2 August 20215 August 2021
The Association for Legal Intervention submitted comments to the draft amendments to the Act on Foreigners. We objected, among other things, to the shortening of the deadline for appealing a return decision from 14 to…
Children and youth Detention Key cases News

ECHR communicates case against Poland: the detention of a mother who suffered domestic violence with her children

22 July 202122 July 2021
For years, we have been fighting against the wrongful detention of children on grounds of immigration. This is never in the best interests of the child, and can cause long-term effects on their psycho-physical developmen…
Children and youth Integration News Refugees

Medical care for women during childbirth and postpartum period, and their children

23 May 202123 June 2021
Free medical assistance is granted to women living in Poland permanently, who were granted subsidiary protection during childbirth and puerperium, as well as to their newborn children. The President of the National He…
News Refugees

The Voivodship Administrative Court (WSA) Ruling: Obligation to translate instructions for refugees

17 May 202123 June 2021
During the refugee procedure, foreigners should be informed in a language which they understand about the obligation to appear at the interview and the consequences of their failure to appear. The obligation to translate…

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Issues

  • Refugees
  • Migration
  • Returns
  • Detention
  • Children and youth
  • Integration
  • Racism and discrimination
  • Labour market

Last articles

  • The draft law limiting refugees’ rights – we comment! 21 September 2021
  • State of emergency 21 September 2021
  • Does a migrant have the right to a lawyer ex officio in deportation proceedings? 25 August 2021
  • REPORT: SIP in Action. Rights of migrants in Poland in 2020 20 August 2021
  • The government wants to further limit the rights of migrants in return procedures 2 August 2021

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