Safe reporting of crime

Safe Reporting of Crime

The Safe Reporting project is a project of the University of Oxford's Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS) that explored law, policy and practices governing the reporting of crime by victims and witnesses with irregular migration status in the United States (US) and four European countries, namely Belgium (BE), Italy (IT), Spain (ES) and the Netherlands (NL). The project ultimately aims to: provide authoritative evidence on and analysis of policies and best-practices enabling and encouraging safe reporting in Europe and the USA; assess the legal and political replicability of best practices and policies across different countries; and facilitate knowledge-exchange between European and US policymakers regarding the opportunities for replicating best practices across different national and local settings.

People receiving services and consultations in the hall of the municipal office. Government agency for paperwork.

(Un)equal services, (un)equal opportunities

07 December 2023

A decade of COMPAS Research and Knowledge-Exchange on Access to Rights and Services in European, national and local policies (2012-2022)

31 October 2022

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C-MISE: a catalyst for change across Europe

29 January 2021

COVID-19 briefing

28 January 2021

It offers a snapshot of how the pandemic impacted irregular migrants residing in European cities.

Deserving or undeserving?

26 September 2025

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Executive Summary of the Evaluation of the National Undocumented Migrant Facility

19 October 2022

Frankfurt sets up 'clearing point' advice service for patients

13 April 2021

Guidance for Municipalities

29 January 2021

How to assist municipal authorities in Europe in providing appropriate access to services for migrants with irregular status.

Internal bordering in a borderland

12 January 2024

Learning from Amsterdam's experience on irregular migrants and discussing healthcare for migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic: reporting on the C-MISE meeting "in" Amsterdam

09 June 2021

Local Responses to Migrants with Precarious Status (LoReMi): A Comparative Report on Frames, Strategies and Evolving Practices in Europe

24 October 2022

Municipal ID Cards: a new form of citizenship

12 May 2023

Municipal IDs for Inclusion

15 September 2021

New short guidance for local authorities on community-based mentoring of migrant children

21 June 2021

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Paradox of (In)visibility of Irregular Migrants

12 January 2024

Reflecting on 5 years of C-MISE, celebrating impact and plans for the future

01 April 2022