Migration & Asylum

Migration and asylum are human rights issues. Frequently, individuals and families leave their places of origin or residence seeking an improvement in their living conditions or simply fleeing violence or war. The current scale of the phenomenon at the EU borders is worrying, as are the tragedies and deaths that result from the desperation of migrants, many of them victims of criminal activities of smugglers and traffickers. Integration of migrants and asylum seekers is also a challenge.

The COMECE Secretariat works for the rights of migrants, refugees and their families in hosting societies to be harmonised and respected in the EU for the sake of the common good in the Christian spirit of welcoming the stranger.

COMECE is assisted in this mission by a Working Group on Migration and Asylum.

24 March 2022

Statement of the Christian Group on Migration on the arrival of refugees from Ukraine

Refugees leaving Ukraine by train. (Credit: Emilio Morenatti / AP) The Christian Group…
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15 November 2021

COMECE on the humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border: “Migrants and asylum seekers deserve full respect of their dignity and fundamental rights”

In the context of the alarming humanitarian situation at the Polish-Belarusian border, COMECE releases a…
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11 November 2021

Polish-Belarusian border, “Migrants and asylum seekers deserve full respect of their dignity and fundamental rights”

In the context of the alarming humanitarian situation at the Polish-Belarusian border, COMECE releases a…
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