The European Asylum Support Office has created a toolkit to better inform countries taking in migrants. An NGO brings French professionals in to integrate migrants and prepare them for the French job market and thousands of migrants are stuck in Greece while trying to reunite with family in Germany. This and more in today's summary.
A toolkit to assist border authorities with asylum procedure: The European Asylum Support Office (EASO) has prepared a toolkit across 19 languages containing information about asylum procedures in Europe. The aim is to support border authorities in receiving and informing migrants. Read more here.
Kodiko, the NGO helping refugees integrate in the French labour market: In a bid to help refugees penetrate the highly competitive French labour market, the Kodiko association has found a niche of its own: Having French professionals coach and integrate refugees as they look for work. Read more here.
Germany accused of delaying refugee family reunifications: Thousands of people, many of them children, with a right to rejoin family in Germany are stuck in Greece. Berlin blames Greek inefficiency, while critics say Germany doesn't try to expedite the refugees' arrival. Read more here.
'E-learning for Syria' gives refugees access to technology: "E-learning for Syria" is a project run by the non-profit “Amal for Education,” which provides Syrian refugees in Turkey with internet access and technological tools to help them integrate and become more independent. Read more here.