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

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Refugees

 

uchodźstwo

Presently, more than 70 million people in the world were forced to flee their homes in search of protection from persecution or war. Every day another 30,000 people are forced to do this. Most of them seek protection in their countries, but unfortunately this is not possible for everyone. Once the state authorities become a threat, often the escape from the country is the only chance for security.

People who have fled their country for fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, nationality, religion, political opinion or membership of a particular social group are called refugees. There are almost 30 million of them in the world and another 3.5 million waiting to be recognized as refugees. Most of them, almost 80%, flee to a country neighboring their own.

Less than 20% of the asylum-seekers are admitted to the European Union. However, this percentage is even lower in Poland. On average, 4 to 12 thousand people apply for the refugee status in Poland annually. Only a small proportion of them actually receive protection.

Udzielamy wsparcia integracyjnego w celu zagwarantowania poszanowania praw uchodźców i ich rodzin, reprezentujemy cudzoziemców w procedurach o udzielenie ochrony międzynarodowej, podejmujemy działania zmierzające do zapewnienia rzetelnego rozpatrywania tego rodzaju spraw, szczególnie w stosunku do grup szczególnie wrażliwych.

Stowarzyszenie Interwencji Prawnej is engaged in activities aimed primarily at changing the legal system and implementation practice of asylum law.
We provide integration support in order to guarantee respect for the rights of refugees and their families, we represent foreigners in procedures for granting international protection, and we undertake actions aimed at ensuring a fair examination of such cases, especially in relation to particularly vulnerable groups. We are committed to ensuring that refugees receive proper access to medical and social support.

Integration News Refugees

Protection of acquired rights – we join court proceedings

5 December 202218 January 2023
The Association for Legal Intervention joins cases before administrative courts regarding the protection of rights rightly acquired by refugees. In connection with the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, provisions have been i…
Advocacy News Refugees

The government is planning unfavorable changes for the citizens of Ukraine – SIP`s commentary

3 November 20229 November 2022
The Polish government is trying to amend the so-called special act – that is, the law regulating the situation of Ukrainian citizens who fled to Poland because the war. Although the government did not conduct pu…
News Refugees

We are suing Poland for pushbacks on the border with Belarus

27 October 202211 January 2023
We submit a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights about illegal push backups experienced by our clients while crossing the Polish-Belarusian border. The case concerns a married couple from Algeria, who tried…
Children and youth Detention News Refugees

We submit a complaint to the ECtHR against unlawful detention of a family with a child

27 September 202227 September 2022
The Association for Legal Intervention has already filed another complaint to the European Court of Human Rights about illegal detention of a family with a minor child. The case concerns a married couple with a child…

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Last articles

  • Judgement: deportation can’t create a risk of torture 20 January 2023
  • Protection of acquired rights – we join court proceedings 5 December 2022
  • Migration Consortium Presents Outline for Local Integration Policies 3 November 2022
  • CJEU: Declaration of State of Emergency Cannot Deprive of Right to Asylum 3 November 2022
  • Open Letter to International Organisations and Donors 3 November 2022
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