Luxembourg
Luxembourg reform to give more autonomy to asylum seekers
The Luxembourg Government intends to grant more autonomy to asylum seekers by giving them cash as opposed to vouchers after they have been living in the country for six months.
(ml/JB) The Luxembourg Government intends to grant more autonomy to asylum seekers by giving them cash as opposed to vouchers after they have been living in the country for six months.
The Council of Ministers has decided to adjust the law on how financial support is given to people going through the asylum application process.
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