IDENTIFICATION DES DEMANDEURS D'ASILE (VULNERABLES ?)AYANT DES BESOINS PARTICULIERS DANS LE CADRE DE LA DIRECTIVE CONDITIONS D'ACCUEIL2003/9: concepts, procedure et objectifs PROGRAMME JEUDI 19 NOVEMBRE 2009 8.15 : Accueil des participants SESSION D'OUVERTURE 8.45: Discours de Bienvenue PREMIERE SESSION: LES CONCEPTS: IDENTIFIER MAIS QUI ET QUOI? Chair : Prof. Philippe DE BRUYCKER Coordinator of the Odysseus Academic Network & Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium 9.00 : Etat des lieux dans les Etats Membres et analyse des concepts dans la directive actuelle et sa refonte Laurence DEBAUCHE, Consultante juriste, Coordinatrice du projet pour le Réseau académique Odysseus 9.30 : The perspective of the European Commission 9.40 : The perspective of the European Parliament 9.50 : The perspective of the Swedisch Presidency 10.00 : UNHCR practices, experience and standards in identifying asylum seekers with special needs in registration, refugee status determination ans resettlement Blanche TAX, Senior Policy Officer, Bureau of Europe, UNHCR 10.15 : Pause café 10.45 : Discussion DEUXIEME SESSION: LA PROCEDURE:IDENTIFIER MAIS QUAND, COMMENT ET PAR QUI? Chair : Jean-Paul BREKKE, Researcher, Institute for Social Research, Oslo, Norway 11.30 : State of Play in the Member States. Eeva NIJKANEN, Researcher at the Faculty of Law, University of Turku, Finland 12.00 : Victims of Torture: Socio-medical Project for an early recognition of traumatism. Hélène de Rengervé, Co-Founder of the Centre Parcours d’Exil, Paris, France 12.15 : Le principe même de la procédure d’identification en question. Sibel Agrali, Directrice du Centre Primo Levi, Paris, France 12.30 : Case Study, Belgium: From Special to Individual Needs of Asylum Seekers? Liesbet Masschelein, Legal Advisor for the Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers, Belgium 12.45 :Pause déjeuner 14.00 : Discussion TROISIEME SESSION : LES OBJECTIFS: IDENTIFIER MAIS DANS QUEL BUT? Chair : Bjarte Vandvik, Secretary General of European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE) 14.45 : The goals of the identification procedure as set out by the Reception Conditions Directive. Vigdis Vevstad, Adviser, Institute for Social Research, Oslo, Norway 15.00 : Identification of Special Needs and Detention in the light of the new article 11 § 5 of the Commission Proposal Katrine Camilleri, Lawyer, Malta 15.15 : Identification of Special Needs & Asylum Procedures and Refugee Status Determination: a view from Poland Prof. Barbara Mikolajczyk, Department of International Public Law and the European Law, University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland 15.30 : Case Study: Asylum Seekers with mental health problems: The MAPP Project in The Netherlands Evert Bloemen, Medical Doctor and Advisor, Pharos, The Netherlands 15.45 : Pause café 16.15 : Discussion 17.00 : General Conclusions Prof. Philippe DE BRUYCKER Coordinator of the Odysseus Academic Network & Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium Final Remarks Blanche TAX, Senior Policy Officer, Bureau of Europe, UNHCR