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Bodies at the Border: The Lethality of United States Border Policy

Nov 8, 2022 | General content | 1 comment

Blog post by Ryan Miller, a graduate student at American University

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New Freedom of Information data indicates half of asylum applicants are unable to access legal aid representation

Nov 4, 2022 | Policy in practice | 0 comments

Blog post by Jo Wilding*

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The Evolution of Programs for Community Sponsorship of Refugees in Australia

Nov 1, 2022 | Policy in practice | 2 comments

Blog post by Susan Kneebone, Anthea Vogl and Kate Ogg

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Draft Evaders and Refugee Protection

Oct 19, 2022 | General content | 0 comments

By Eric Fripp, a barrister at 36 Public & Human Rights, practising in public/international law re immigration, nationality, statelessness. 

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How the category ‘refugee’ produces and reinforces particular kinds of boundaries and borders in the mobility and survival efforts of refugees in Cape Town, South Africa

Oct 12, 2022 | General content | 0 comments

By Tamuka Chekero, University of Cape Town, South Africa

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