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