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During this period, Filip, a legal professional, has rejoined our team, further strengthening our legal support segment.<\/p>\n

Through his engagement, we aim to enhance the support we provide to refugees and migrants, particularly when it comes to understanding their rights and navigating administrative procedures, which can often be complex and demanding.<\/p>\n

In our daily work, we see how important legal support is for accessing fundamental rights, as well as for fostering a sense of safety and dignity. By strengthening this segment, we continue to build a more comprehensive approach to support, in line with the needs of the people we work with.<\/p>\n

Below, we share excerpts from our conversation with Filip:<\/p>\n

Why is legal support important in working with refugees and migrants?
\n<\/strong>Legal support is often the first step toward accessing other rights. Without clear information and an understanding of procedures, people can find themselves in very uncertain situations. Our goal is to help them navigate the system and make informed decisions.<\/p>\n

What do you consider most important when working with people in need of legal support?
\n<\/strong>It is essential to approach each individual with understanding and respect, along with clear and transparent communication. Legal support is not only about providing information, but also about building trust.<\/p>\n

What would you like to develop or improve within your work at JRS?
\n<\/strong>I would like to contribute to strengthening the accessibility of legal information and support, as well as to making legal processes more understandable and accessible to everyone we work with.<\/p>\n

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