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Beyond the Dotted Line: Navigating the Fine Print of Asylum in Lebanon and Norway

Jul 20, 2026 | General content | 0 comments

By Mohamad Kharita

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Climate Wars and the Limits of Refugee Protection

Jul 15, 2026 | General content | 0 comments

By Bushra Ali Khan

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Towards effective realisation of refugee rights in Northern Ireland: reflections on the role of a university migration policy clinic in a unique local setting

Jul 14, 2026 | International Law and Refugee Rights in Northern Ireland | 0 comments

By Gillian Kane and Laura Hyde

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Housing and homelessness in Northern Ireland: A spotlight on refugees

Jul 13, 2026 | International Law and Refugee Rights in Northern Ireland | 0 comments

By Saira Khan

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The barriers to education for refugee children in Northern Ireland

Jul 9, 2026 | International Law and Refugee Rights in Northern Ireland | 0 comments

By Amy Donnelly

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