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Resettlement can‘t wait!
Ahead of the publication of the new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum on 23 September and the Resettlement Forum on 9 October, we appeal to the EU institutions and member states to urgently revive and increase resettlement efforts. After necessary travel restrictions brought resettlement to a standstill for several months this year, international travel is …Read more
Invitation to Commemorate Persons who lost their lives on their way to seek safety
Tragedies in the Mediterranean region unfortunately continue – 1,283 persons are recorded to have lost their lives in 2019, according to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and during the first three months of 2020, more than 200 deaths were counted. While total figures have decreased in the last years, the…Read more
- The 21st General Assembly of CCME planned in Brussels on 11-13 June 2020 was rescheduled due to COVID-19. New dates will be communicated!!
CCME launched a homepage to remember those who have died at the European borders. Visit migrantsineurope.wordpress.com
No Refugee Guantanamo: Churches call for safe passage following EU summit
15-20 October 2018, Greece [download document]
Intercession in memory of those who have lost their lives at the borders of the EU 2018 [download document]
- Struggle against statelessness [download document]
- Changing the Narrative: Media Representation of Refugees and Migrants in Europe [download document]
- Have No Fear – But Hope [download document]
- World Refugee Day: “Have No Fear” – Churches call for intensified efforts [download document]
‘I CAN’T BREATHE’ – We can defeat racism, together!
Rev Arlington Trotman, former moderator of CCME and former secretary of the Churches´ Commission for Racial Justice in the UK highlights the significance of racist incidents in the USA for Europe. He underlines the need for churches and societies in Europe to address racism in Europe as well as Europe´s colonial legacy. While Rev Trotman´s article mainly refers to the UK, we hope that it inspires reflection and action across Europe. Please read the article
Urgent appeal for the evacuation of the Greek refugee camps
We urge the immediate evacuation of the refugee camps and hotspots on the Greek islands to avert a catastrophe amidst the coronavirus pandemic. More than 42,000 people are trapped on the islands in hopelessly overcrowded camps and in horrific …Read more
Data Protection and Privacy Policy
Effective 25 May 2018
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The Churches Commission for Migrants in Europe gathers data about individuals that is publicly available, freely provided by that individual, or obtains direct consent for its collection.
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Our team
Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe (CCME) – Ecumenical Centre
General Secretary :
Dr. Torsten Moritz
Executive Secretary :
Ms Shari Brown
Office & Data Protection Manager :
Mr. Emmanuel Kabalisa
