The Status That Was Always Meant to Bend: Germany’s Second Suspension of Family Reunification
By Ananta Chopra
(more…)“Opaque, absurd, discretional, and irrational”: The Constitutional Court of South Africa strikes down domestic provisions barring access to asylum
By Chiara Scissa
(more…)Migrant Women, Structural Gender Violence and the Politics of Knowledge
By Pía Riggirozzi & Natalia Cintra
(more…)The State That Survives, the Citizen Who Doesn’t
By Madhulika Tyagi
(more…)Beyond the Dotted Line: Navigating the Fine Print of Asylum in Lebanon and Norway
By Mohamad Kharita
(more…)Climate Wars and the Limits of Refugee Protection
By Bushra Ali Khan
(more…)Towards effective realisation of refugee rights in Northern Ireland: reflections on the role of a university migration policy clinic in a unique local setting
By Gillian Kane and Laura Hyde
(more…)Housing and homelessness in Northern Ireland: A spotlight on refugees
By Saira Khan
(more…)The barriers to education for refugee children in Northern Ireland
By Amy Donnelly
(more…)Is the Northern Ireland Executive respecting its International Human Rights Law obligations to provide social security to refugees?
By Alannah O’Connor
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