Vertaling van "Asylum Seekers Legal Advice Centre " (Engels → Nederlands) :

63. Member States shall grant to minor children of asylum seekers and to asylum seekers who are minors access to the education system under similar conditions as nationals of the host Member State for so long as an expulsion measure against them or their parents is not actually enforced. Such education may be provided in accommodation centres.

These guarantees include, inter alia, that asylum seekers should receive comprehensive information at the beginning of the process on how the asylum procedure works, a motivated decision on the asylum claim, access to legal assistance and interpretation services, as well as the Member States' duty to meet special needs of unaccompanied children.

The first phase of the CEAS (1999-2004) saw the adoption of an important number of legal instruments establishing common minimum standards in areas such as reception conditions for asylum seekers, asylum procedures and the requirements to qualify as a person needing international protection, as well as rules for the determination of the Member State responsible for an asylum application (the so called Dublin system).

7. Legal advisors or counsellors of asylum seekers and representatives of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees or non-governmental organisations designated by the latter and recognised by the Member State concerned shall be granted access to accommodation centres and other housing facilities in order to assist the said asylum seekers.

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The first phase of the CEAS (1999-2004) saw the adoption of a large number of legal instruments fixing common minimum standards in areas such as reception conditions for asylum-seekers, asylum procedures and the conditions to be fulfilled in order to be recognised as needing international protection, and rules for determining the Member State responsible for examining a request for asylum (the "Dublin system").