CCME is a member of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles. ECRE is a pan-European network of 69 refugee-assisting non-governmental organisations that promotes a humane and generous European asylum policy. ECRE Manifesto sets out ECRE's recommendations to the new European Parliament .

CCME's commitment against trafficking in human beings is rooted in the conviction that it is unacceptable that human beings, who are created in the image of God, are sold and treated like a mere commodity. Read about CCME's work and approach against trafficking in human beings.

What is refugee resettlement? This factsheet of CCME is available in CZ, DE, EN, ES, FR, IT and NL. 

CCME together with other Christian organisations concerned with migrants and refugees have provided the EU with 12 recommendations towards a balanced approach in its migration and asylum policy.

CCME together with other Christian organisations concerned with migrants and refugees have responded to the European Commission's plans concerning the Common European Asylum System.

Increased diversity is a challenge. CSC and CCME want to be part of creating an open society without discrimination, marked by the inclusion of all residents. Read CSC/CCME response to the Council of Europe consultation, which resulted in the White Paper on Intercultural Dialogue.