Lesbos (Lesvos) - Molyvos military post overlooking Aegean Sea, some 10 kilometres away from Turkish Coast.

EP delegation to Lebanon - Visit to Bourj al Barajneh camp

EP delegation to Lebanon.  Visit to UNCHR headquarters with focus on refugee status and resettlement.

European Parliament in Greece on May 18, 2016

LIBE Delegation to Greece - Nothern border and Hotspots. Visit of the border area around Idomeni with a view to get a picture of the situation at the Greek/FYROM border and how the Greek (and European authorities, if applicable) deal with the situation at the border linked to the closure of the Western Balkan route.

Make-shift shelter. New jungle next to migrant reception centre Jules Ferry.

Syrian refugee in front of EU aid Warehouse in Zaatari refugee camp in Mafraq, Jordan

Due to the geopolitical situation in several of the EU's neighbouring countries, the number of asylum-seekers coming to the EU increased significantly in 2015 and 2016, before falling in 2017. For this reason, asylum and migration have become urgent topics of discussion across the EU. This inflocip shows the arrival of migrants on the Italian coast, life inside refugee camps, food banks, language classes and educational support for migrant children.

Infoclip: EU's response to migration challenges

A Civil Liberties Committee delegation go to Brussels (Belgium) before Calais (France) and Ter Apel (Netherlands) to look into irregular crossings to the UK and the implications for reception facilities. MEPs meet with government officials and agencies in charge of migration policy as well as NGO representative, and they will visit reception facilities. The delegation exchanges with various NGOs active in supporting migrants and refugees, meet with Nicole De Moor, Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration and visits a local registration centre.

Asylum and Migration: visit of a Delegation of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Delegation to Brussels (Belgium)

According to the report member states should provide resettled persons with a long-lasting solution, first and foremost by granting refugee or subsidiary protection status. Member States may issue permanent residence permits. The report also calls on Member States to increase resettlement efforts and the number of resettlement places in order to shoulder a fair share of global responsibility. The EU should take on at least 20% of the annual projected global resettlement needs, as defined by UNHCR, which would equate to around 250 000 people in 2017. Furthermore, resettlement should not be used for other foreign policy objectives, or depend on third countries' cooperation on other migration-related matters, as proposed by the European Commission. Instead, resettlement should be a humanitarian programme and the EU resettlement framework should be based on the annual global projected

Final trilogue on EU Resettlement Framework: arrivals, roundtable and statement by Malin BJÖRK (The Left, SE), Rapporteur

This Infoclip shows a new refugee reception centre which opens in Warsaw. The centre of Warsaw East Station is set up to receive 2.500 people a day fleeing the war in neighbouring Ukraine. The organisations (NRC, the Polish Centre for International Aid and the city of Warsaw) provide meals, medical services and psychological support to the refugees.

Infoclip: refugees fleeing the war against Ukraine (Warsaw, Poland)

Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine that has started on the 24th of February, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are fleeing to Ukraine's borders with EU countries. This infoclip illustrates refugees arriving to the border with Slovakia, in Ubla and Vysne Nemecke. It shows Ukrainian refugees arriving in Slovakia, being controlled by the police at the border post and Ukrainian refugees receiving humanitarian help (blankets, food and drinks). Footages Courtesy C.E.N. s.r.o. - TA3.

Infoclip: Refugees fleeing Ukraine in Slovakia

This infoclip shows footage from the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) supporting operation in Lesbos, Greece, and Lesbos refugee camp where 4929 were living at the time this footage was taken (8 February 2019)

Infoclip: European Asylum Support Office supporting operation in Lesbos and Lesbos refugee camp

This Infoclip illustrates a refugee centre (military barracks) in Antwerp, Belgium: bedrooms, medical services, an internet café with social workers, animation for young children, common kitchen and cafeteria. The Federal Agency for the reception of asylum seekers (Fedasil) is a public interest organisation operational since May 2002. Since October 2014, Fedasil falls under the political responsibility of the Belgian State Secretary for Asylum and Migration.

Infoclip: Refugee centre

This Infoclip illustrates a centre for troubled juvenile refugees in Liège, Belgium: French lesson in a specific class for migrants, different views of the activities in the centre, social workers activities.

Infoclip: Centre for troubled juvenile refugees

This stockshot shows general views of daily life in the refugees reception centre Krnjača, Serbia, filmed in January 2017. The European Commission's humanitarian aid to help with the refugee situation in Serbia stands at €20million which contributes to the provision of emergency assistance (food, water, hygiene, essential items, health and protection) at transit and reception points, including borders waiting areas. EU humanitarian aid is the largest donor for the country's winter plan. Origin: European Commission - Audiovisual services

Infoclip: Krnjača refugee centre, Serbia

During the EP Plenary session (03-06/10) in Strasbourg, MEPs debate&nbsp;on the Situation in Calais. Statements by Dimitris AVRAMOPOULOS, Member of the EC in charge of Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship, Fran&ccedil;oise GROSSET&Ecirc;TE (EPP, FR), Giovanni PITTELLA (S&amp;D, IT), Peter van DALEN (ECR, NL), Nathalie GRIESBECK (ALDE, FR), Marie-Christine VERGIAT (GUE/NGL, FR), Jean LAMBERT (Greens/EFA, UK), and Mike HOOKEM (EFDD, UK).

Situation in Calais: extracts from the debate

Visit of an EP Delegation of the Committee on Civil liberties, Justice and Home affairs (LIBE) to Lebanon. Visit to UNWRA, visit to refugee camps and&nbsp;statement by Claude MORAES (S&amp;D, UK), Chair of EP LIBE Committee

LIBE Delegation to Lebanon: visit to UNWRA, visit to refugee camps and statement by Claude MORAES (S&D, UK), Chair of EP LIBE Committee

Visit of an EP Delegation of the Committee on Civil Liberties Justice and Home affairs (LIBE ) to Beirut, in Lebanon. Visit to UNHCR headquarters and meeting with Rashed DERBAS, Minister of Social Affairs. Extracts from the press point by Rashed DERBAS, Minister of Social Affairs and by Claude MORAES (S&amp;D,GB), Chair of the EP LIBE Committee

LIBE Delegation to Lebanon: visit to UNHCR headquarters, meeting with Rashed DERBAS, Lebanese Minister of Social Affairs and extracts from the press point

This infoclip illustrates : the Temporary Accomodation centre in Mineo, Sicily, is a CARA facility of Catania Mineo and has a maximum capacity of 3,000 persons. The second example is the Centro di Primo Soccorso ed Accoglienza of Pozzallo, so called Hotspot where refugees stay not longer than 72 hours. During a fact finding mission on how best to spend EU funding for migration measures, including reception facilities, and how the new “hotspot” concept for screening and identification of migrants functions, MEPs had visited the 2 centres on the 23 and 24 July during parliamentary delegation visit to Sicily (Italy).

Infoclip: Migration - Sicily

This infoclip illustrates : the living situation in the temporary accommodation centre for Syrian refugees in Kilis, Gaziantep, Turkey. (footage from 9/4/2015)

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