A Handbook for Asylum seekers in sweden - Tema asyl & integration

Governmental organisationsJustitieombudsmannen – JO (Ombudsman of Justice)The task of the JO is to make sure that government and local government agenciesand the courts follow Swedish law. They do so by working with complaintsthat ordinary people send to them. You can write to the JO and complain if youfeel that a Migration Court, the Migration Board, or another public agency hasdone something wrong. (This is normally called complaining to the Ombudsmen).The JO is, however, not able to change a judgment or a decision.Box 16327, 103 26 Stockholm, Västra Trädgårdsgatan 4. Phone: 08-786 40 00.Email: justitieombudsmannen@riksdagen.se. Website: www.jo.seOmbudsmannen mot diskriminering – DO (Ombudsman againstethnic discrimination)The Ombudsman against ethnic discrimination (DO) is appointed by the government.The DO works to prevent the occurrence of ethnic discrimination in societyon grounds of race, skin colour, national or ethnic origin or religious faith.Box 3045, 103 64 Stockholm. Drottninggatan 89. Phone: 08-508 887 00.Email: do@do.se. Website: www.do.seContact details for the main offices of the Migration BoardGöteborgAsylum, reception units and Dublin cases: Detention:428 80 Kållered. Streteredsvägen 90.Phone: 0771-235 235. Fax: 031-795 53 30.428 80 Kållered. Streteredsv 84, hus 16.Phone: 0771-235 235. Fax: 031-774 64 22.Malmö – Reception and Repatriation UnitBox 3147, 200 22 Malmö. Östra Farmvägen 12.Phone: 0771-235 235. Fax: 040-28 40 63.Malmö – Asylum UnitBox 3147, 200 22 Malmö. Östra Farmvägen 5.Phone: 0771-235 235. Fax: 040-18 52 28.Malmö – Dublin CasesBox 3147, 200 22 Malmö. Östra Farmvägen 5.Phone: 0771-235 235. Fax: 040-18 52 28.52 | Asylum RECEPTION in FOCUS