Statement - Page 2 of 2 - Justice & Peace Netherlands

25-06-2020

EU: this is how to build a more humane European pact on migration and asylum!

The COVID-19 pandemic brought the shortcomings of the European Union’s (EU) migration policies clearly to light and once again stirred up the debate on their dismissive character and the lack of solidarity with refugees and EU border countries. With the European Commission expected to soon launch a new pact on migration and asylum, Justice and Peace sees an opportunity for a different, more humane, EU policy.

23-06-2020

Justice and Peace officially joined the 500 children campaign!

The Dutch government continues to refuse to shelter some of the 2,500 unaccompanied refugee children residing in the overcrowded refugee camps on the Greek islands. A wide variety of Dutch organisations, municipalities and citizens therefore initiated the #500children campaign to encourage the Dutch government to show its solidarity.

16-04-2020

COVID-19 as an exercise in solidarity

A statement to the Dutch governments and the EU to support refugees in Europe in times of COVID-19

31-03-2020

The COVID-19 crisis requires national and international solidarity

A statement to the Dutch government that support for developing countries should be part of the Dutch government's emergency meassures to combat COVID-19.

27-03-2020

COVID-19 should not be used to restrict human rights as Hungary seeks indefinite state of emergency

Justice and Peace has joined other organisations in calling on the Hungarian government to set a clear end date in their proposed bill seeking an indefinite extension to the current state of emergency.

14-11-2019

The future of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund

In light of the current EU discussions on the finances of the Asylum and Migration Fund (AMF) proposal, Justice & Peace signed a joint statement with the European NGO Platform on EU Asylum and Migration Policy, highlighting concerns and recommendations.

23-09-2019

Ban on climate strike route has no place in the City of Peace and Justice

Three Hague-based peace, justice and climate organisations jointly call on Mayor Krikke to not ban the route of the climate strike in The Hague this Friday 27 September.

07-03-2019

STATEMENT: Bill on ‘Transparency of Civil Society Organisations’ should be immediately withdrawn

Nothing to hide, but to protect: why the bill on the Transparency of Civil Society Organisations violates fundamental rights.

News

EU: this is how to build a more humane European pact on migration and asylum!

Justice and Peace officially joined the 500 children campaign!

COVID-19 as an exercise in solidarity

The COVID-19 crisis requires national and international solidarity

COVID-19 should not be used to restrict human rights as Hungary seeks indefinite state of emergency

The future of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund

Ban on climate strike route has no place in the City of Peace and Justice

STATEMENT: Bill on ‘Transparency of Civil Society Organisations’ should be immediately withdrawn

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