The government is adopting a utilitarian, repressive and discriminatory migration policy that flouts the rights of exiles. This policy is particularly illustrated by the endless and ubiquitous sequence of events surrounding the new Asylum and Immigration bill. We, the collectives of people concerned and support associations, collectively reject this policy. We denounce and want […]
The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games are a global event that is generating both excitement and concern. Organized for the first time in France since the Albertville Winter Olympics in 1992, these Games represent an opportunity for the country to put itself forward on the international scene, to stimulate the local economy and to […]
DU Passerelle training: single application form in 11 Parisian universities is open ! The MEnS Network (Migrants in Higher Education) and 11 universities offer a unique pre-application form: https://lnkd.in/eKG8Ejez ✅up to 4 wishes ✅in the 11 universities concerned ❎ in this phase no documents are required Do not hesitate to contact the UEE to ask […]
On February 6, the UEE organized a webinar moderated by two public law professors, Bérangère Taxil (University of Angers) and Serge Salma (University of Grenoble-Alpes), as well as Frédéric Salin (EHESS, Fellow IMC), a doctoral student in sociology, with more than 200 people registered. The objective was to decipher the government’s new bill to “control […]
Since October 2022, Union des Etudiants Exilés (UEE) has been participating in the consultation led by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research (ESR) in the framework of the reform of student life. During those months of consultation, we have made our recommendations regarding the material conditions of life and especially the issues related […]
ROJDA Can you tell us a little about your journey until you arrived in France? I come from Syria; I then went alone to Turkey where I studied cinema for two years before working in this field for a while. I came to France in 2019 because this country was for me one of the […]
On the occasion of International Women’s Day (March 8), the UEE offers you a series of four portraits of exiled women students who are returning to their studies, we will publish one per week during the month of March on our website. Can you tell us about your journey up to your arrival in […]
While a year has passed since the conflict began in Ukraine, the war continues. The UN General Assembly passed a resolution calling for a “just and lasting” peace in Ukraine a day before the anniversary of the conflict. We cannot forget the suffering and hardship that many displaced people from Ukraine have gone through. […]
EMMA* Can you tell us a little about your background? I had been in school for five years in my country, and over there, we have a serious problem: there is a high unemployment rate among graduates. I am part of this generation: I got my master’s degree to teach and then I continued […]
We are outraged by the adoption in the Law Commission of an amendment aimed at restricting the conditions for issuing student residence permit. This amendment proposes two problematic measures: 1) It requires the beneficiaries of a multi-annual “student” residence permit to provide information annually attesting to the real and serious nature of their studies; […]