Worldwide, people can be gravely threatened in their country due to political engagement, gender, religion, sexual orientation or armed conflict. They may seek asylum in France. If French administration refuses, they can appeal to the National Asylum Court (CNDA). Each person whose asylum request was refused by the Office of French Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA) can appeal to the CNDA. The CNDA is the court that verifies whether this refusal respects applicable law, particularly the Geneva Convention of July 28, 1951, and whether the person faces genuine risk if returned to their country.
Secours Catholique Délégation Seine-Saint-Denis
Help operate a solidarity laundromat in Montreuil's Noue neighborhood that provides dignified laundry facilities for vul…
Secours Catholique Délégation Seine-Saint-Denis
Welcome people in difficult situations, build relationships based on listening, understand their situation holistically,…
Les Loupiotes
Les Loupiotes supports parents in Montreuil and surrounding areas through various activities and mutual aid. The Vestiai…
SOS Amitié Paris Ile de France
Listen by phone and chat, centered on the person, respecting anonymity and confidentiality. Free volunteer training cove…
