CGTN published a piece providing an important look into how Europe treats refugees: the children left without a home and schooling. Refugee Legal Support’s Ella Dodd spoke to CGTN about Europe’s lost children....

The Guardian wrote today about the prospects of family reunification in the post-Brexit era.  Refugee Legal Support-Athens 's work is featured on this piece. Read here for more.

Five firms and two non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have teamed up to provide pro bono legal advice to refugees and asylum seekers on the Greek island of Lesbos. RLS-Athens has contributed to the training...

(c) Sarah Booker 

While volunteering in Calais in 2017 I came to understand that many, having entered Europe through southern states, had undertaken long and perilous journeys, only to be greeted in the north w...

Natasha Jackson, former RLS-Athens volunteer lawyer, wrote on FreeMovement about Jay's case;

States have domestic and international legal obligations to provide suitable housing for unaccompanied asylum-seeking...

Why do migrants only have their humanity recognised in death and extreme suffering?

The image of a dead man and child lying face down in the murky waters of the Rio Grande confronts us with a reality- the grim...

Piece written by Jennine Walker (far left) after her time with RLS in Summer 2018

Athens is a city scarred by the economic crisis that has engulfed Greece in the past decade, and swollen by refugees, who have a...

For the last 6 months, I volunteered in Athens at Refugee Legal Support. It was overwhelmingly clear that there are systemic deficiencies in the Greek Asylum Service and no proper welfare provisions to safely...

Dear friends,

Please do join the RLS team for this years legal walk to raise critically needed funds to keep the legal clinic going in Athens. You will have fun with nice people -we will head off a bit later th...