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(more…)Beyond Progressive Law: Ethiopia’s CRRF Commitments, Protracted Displacement, and the Structural Limits of Durable Solutions
By Guled Ali
(more…)Leave to Remain for “Climate Refugees”: UK Human Rights Appeal Granted on Climate Change Grounds
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(more…)Can smugglers be rescuers?
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(more…)Sinking Sovereignty: The Legal Vacuum for Climate-Displaced Populations in the South Pacific and Bangladesh
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(more…)When Warnings Displace: Evacuation Orders, Civilian Protection, and the Right to Remain in Lebanon
By Hucen Sleiman
(more…)Land, Life, and the Long Walk Home: The Case of Guatemala’s Maya Returnees
By Samin Huq
(more…)The politics of ‘hollowing out’: Conceptualizing the decline of resettlement
By Kristin Bergtora Sandvik, Astrid Espegren and Ingunn Bjørkhaug
(more…)Ua ndege wawili kwa jiwe moja: The EAC’s Coloniality and the Refugee Question
By Leonard Chimanda Joseph
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