We’re happy to announce our participation in an exciting project that will represent an added focus on migrant-led advocacy. Following from our Erasmus+ project, where we are developing a training kit for refugee led organisations, the 2inING project will continue our work in supporting the growth and empowerment of migrant- and refugee-led groups.
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Political Particpation of Migrants in Malta
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Temporary Humanitarian Protection Fact Sheet, just published!
What is THP? How do I apply for it? What entitlements are attached to it? For how long does it last?
We’ve just added Fact Sheet 23: Temporary Humanitarian Protection (THP) to our Know Your Rights! series of fact sheets.
As with all other Fact Sheets, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us for further information or assistance.
Download it here (.pdf) and share it with your networks and whoever might need it.
Just published: Comparative Report on the Status of Refugee-led Community Organisations
We are extremely happy to announce the publication of a report looking at trends in relation to refugee-led community organisations. The report is published within our Erasmus+ project ‘Training Kit for Empowering Refugee-Led Community Organisations’.
The main aim of this Comparative Report on the Status of Refugee-led Community Organisations (RCOs) is to provide a contribution to the project’s formulation of a training kit that supports the establishment and strengthening of such organisations.
Continue ReadingRefugee-led Community Organisations in Malta: Advocating about issues directly impacting refugees. In a way that really reflects refugees.
Carla Camilleri, Assistant Director
Arrival in Malta
Malta starting receiving significant numbers of refugees in the mid-90’s. However, it was not until 2001 and 2002 that large numbers started arriving by boat from North Africa, Libya in particular. Most of those arriving in Malta through this route were from Sub-Saharan Africa, however in recent years Syrians and Libyans make up the largest groups in terms of arrivals.
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