12 1 A CATALYST FOR ACTION: WORKING TO ADDRESS STATELESSNESS IN EUROPE OUR MEMBERS ANNUAL REPORT 2017 1 13 Working with ENS is incredibly rewarding. The Director and staff are extremely knowledgeable and dedicated to tackling the issue. Using ENS’s report on detention of stateless people in the UK for training and advocacy and collaborating on the Statelessness Index have been particularly useful for me. Our membership spans a broad spectrum, from large international NGOs to smaller grassroots organisations: legal advice agencies, research and policy institutions, frontline service providers, detention specialists and several prominent international law experts. We have 125 members in 40 European countries (see shaded areas of map). CYNTHIA ORCHARD, STATELESSNESS POLICY AND CASEWORK COORDINATOR AT ASYLUM AID Our collaboration with ENS has enabled ASKV to take our statelessness work to the next level. We now have a strong coalition working on statelessness issues in the Netherlands supported by ENS’s strategic litigation programme, joint awareness raising work and the Statelessness Index. MARLOTTE VAN DAEL, PROJECT COORDINATOR & RESEARCHER AT ASKV REFUGEE SUPPORT ENS puts a much-needed spotlight on the circumstances that give rise to statelessness and its impact on people. The Statelessness Index will help us get the issue higher up the policy agenda and will be a valuable advocacy tool to push for further improvement in protection, prevention and reduction of statelessness in Serbia. IVANKA KOSTIC, DIRECTOR OF PRAXIS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS ASKV Refugee Support, Netherlands  Equal Rights Trust, UK  European Roma Rights Centre, Hungary  Forum Réfugiés – Cosi, France  Halina Nie Legal Aid Center, Poland  Human Rights League, Slovakia  Hungarian Helsinki Committee  Immigrant Council of Ireland  Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, Netherlands  Latvian Centre for Human Rights  Migrants Resource Centre, UK  Open Society Justice Initiative  Praxis, Serbia  Right to Protection, Ukraine  Adrian Berry, UK  Hilkka Becker, Ireland  Jyothi Kanics, Switzerland  Katja Swider, Netherlands INDIVIDUAL ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ASSOCIATE MEMBER ORGANISATIONS Aleksandra Semeriak, Spain  Alison Harvey, UK  Andrea Saccucci, Italy  Arsenio Cores, Spain  Barbara von Rutte, Switzerland  Bronwen Manby, UK  Caia Vlieks, Netherlands  Eric Fripp, UK  Erika Kalantzi, Greece  Eva Ersbøll, Denmark  Frances Meyler, UK  Guy S. Goodwin-Gill, UK  Hana Van Ooijen, Netherlands  Helena-Ulrike Marambio, UK  Ivana Canjuga Bedic, Croatia  James C. Hathaway, USA  Jared Ficklin, UK  Jason Tucker, Sweden  Judith Beyer, Germany  Julija Sardelic, Belgium  Karel Hendriks, Netherlands  Katalin Berényi, Switzerland  Katia Bianchini, Germany  Keelin McCarthy, UK  Kelly Staples, UK  Khrystyna Kolesen, Spain  Konstantinos Tsitselikis, Greece  Manuela Sissy Brucker, Germany  Marine Antonyan, Armenia  Maureen Lynch, USA  Maylis de Verneuil, Albania  Michelle van Burik, Netherlands  Mike Sanderson, UK  Mónika Ganczer, Belgium  Nando Sigona, UK  Paolo Farci, Italy  Reinhard Marx, Germany  René De Groot, Netherlands  Stans Goudsmit, Netherlands  Stefanie Grant, UK  Tamas Molnar, Hungary  Thomas McGee, UK  Valeria Cherednichenko, Belgium  Wout Van Doren, Belgium  Zsolt Bobis, USA ADC Memorial, Russia  Aditus Foundation, Malta  AIRE Centre, UK  Archway Foundation, Romania  Association for Integration and Migration, Czech Republic  Association for Juridical Studies on Immigration, Italy  Association for Legal Intervention, Poland  Asylkoordination, Austria  Austrian Diakonie Refugee Service, Austria  Bail for Immigration Detainees, UK  British Red Cross  Caritas Vienna, Austria  Catalan Commission for Refugees, Spain  CCME – Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe, Belgium  Civic Assistance Committee for Refugees, Russia  Civil Rights Program, Kosovo  Coram Children’s Legal Centre, UK  Cyprus Refugee Council  Danish Refugee Council  Detention Action, UK  EUDO-CITIZENSHIP, Italy  Faith, Hope, and Love, Russia  Foundation for Access to Rights, Bulgaria  Fundación CEPAIM, Spain  Future Worlds Center, Cyprus  Greek Council for Refugees  Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Poland  Humanrights.ch, Switzerland  Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association, UK  Information Legal Centre, Croatia  Innovations and Reforms Center, Georgia Italian Council for Refugees  Jesuit Migrant Service, Spain  Jesuit Refugee Service, Romania  Kerk in Actie, Netherlands  Law Center of Advocates, Moldova  Legal Center Montenegro  Legal Clinic for Refugees and Immigrants, Bulgaria  Legal Information Centre for Human Rights, Estonia  Lithuanian Red Cross Society  Liverpool University Law Clinic, UK  Macedonian Young Lawyers Association  Migrants’ Rights Network, UK  Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers  Norwegian Refugee Council  Peace Institute, Slovenia  People for Change Foundation, Malta  Portuguese Refugee Council  Public Law Project, UK  Refugee Action, UK  Refugee Council, UK  Refugee Law Clinic Cologne, Germany  Refugee Rights Turkey  Refugees International, USA  Scottish Detainee Visitors, UK  Scottish Refugee Council, UK  Tenth of April, Ukraine  Tirana Legal Aid Society, Albania  University of Strathclyde Law Clinic, UK  Vasa Prava, Bosnia and Herzegovina  Vitality, Moldova  Walk with us – Phiren amenca, Montenegro 

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