Does the UK’s Illegal Migration Bill breach the Refugee Convention?
Blog post by Professor David Cantor, Director of the Refugee Law Initiative
(more…)Age Assessments of Young Asylum Seekers in the UK: from a ‘fact’-based to a human rights-based approach
Blog post by Eleanor Serpell-Stevens, a postgraduate student at SOAS and volunteer at the UoL Refugee Law Clinic.
(more…)Everything’s Bigger in Texas, Including Asylum Denial Rates
Blog post by Alexandra Moore, American University in Washington D.C.
(more…)Undesirable but Unreturnable? Policy implications of the UK’s Illegal Migration Bill
Blog post by Sarah Singer, Senior Lecturer at the Refugee Law Initiative
(more…)To see or not to see – queer theory and the conceptualisation of the Convention grounds in refugee law
Blog post by Janna Wessels, Assistant Professor, Amsterdam Centre for Migration & Refugee Law (ACMRL), VU University Amsterdam. This blog post is part of the blog series on feminist theory in legal displacement research.
(more…)Zimbabwean Forced Migrants in South Africa: The Continual Search for Solutions to Long-term Displacement
Blog post by Nicholas Maple[1]. This post was originally published on the PROTECT blog, available here.
(more…)Education for Refugees: A legal right on paper, but a distant dream in reality
Blog post by Shahariar Sadat and Arafat Reza *
(more…)The Earthquake and the Refugees in Turkey
Blog post by Dr Özlem Gürakar Skribeland, University of Oslo
(more…)The End of Title 42 Pushbacks? A Looming Victory for Asylum-Seekers Amid the US’s Confounding Battle Against the Core Principles of the Refugee Convention
By Philip Collins, US-based Immigration Attorney & Human Right/Migration/Refugee Law Researcher
(more…)Bangladesh and the 1951 Refugee Convention
Blog post by Naureen Rahim, PhD candidate, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo
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