„No Country for Refugees". Greek EU Presidency and the (Anti) Migration Policy
Twelve dead. Those are the dismal statistics of the first weeks of the Greek EU Presidency....
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OPU Report on the State of Migration in the Czech Republic and Proposed Solutions (November 2013)
Migration policy of the Czech Republic is managed incorrectly and requires fundamental reforms....
Education and Higher Education for Third-Country International Students
Education: a benchmark for integration in the EU?
Education is high on the EU’s agenda....
International students: Why should we care?
The answer to the question posed in the title is fairly simple....
On the Syrian Refugee Crisis: A View from Jordan and Lebanon
Perceiving the Syrian conflict from the point of view of Syrian refugees and their situation in Jordan and Lebanon brings a much overlooked dimension to the...
The draft of the new Aliens Act: Tighter Rules for All
At the beginning of May 2013, after more than two years of preparations, the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic submitted for public consultation,...
The migrant’s right to family life during proceedings on family reunification in the Czech Republic
Is the obligation to protect the family reflected only in the already issued long-term residence permit for the purpose of family reunification? The focus of...
Education of Migrant Children – From Scratch to a Systemic Change?
Every school year approximately 1000 pupils of other than Slovak nationality attend Slovak primary schools....
The main principles of family reunification before the European Court of Human Rights
The following article briefly discusses some of the main considerations of the European Court of Human Rights with regard to the issue of family reunification....
From pillar to post: family reunification in slovenia
Family reunification is the second most common reason for migrants to come to Slovenia (about a quarter of all temporary residence permits issued to...
Briefing 2: Family reunion policies in Central Europe
Across the EU, family immigration has progressively decreased from half of all legal immigration in the early 2000s to about one third today....
Family reunification between the norm and helplessness
Family reunification has become a right of migrants quite recently, specifically, since this international norm was adopted as a civilizational achievement....
The Right to Family Life vs. Immigration Control: Current Trends in Family Reunification in the Czech Republic in the Context of the European Union
In this introductory article on the debate on family reunification, which took place at the European House on 12 June 2013 at 3 pm, the author presents trends...
Your passport decides about your expertise
Over the last years the Czech Republic became a favourable place for business....
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Why did Czech government refuse to ratify ILO Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers?
This commentary has been written in reaction to the recent decision by the Czech government not to ratify the International Labour Organization's...