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On the difference that Turkey’s geographical limitation to the 1951 Convention makes in the protection of non-European refugees

Jun 22, 2021 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Ayşe Dicle Ergin (assistant professor at Bilkent University, Faculty of Law) and Yiğit Kader (consultant in the area of asylum and migration and a lecturer at Başkent University, Faculty of Law). (more…)

New Rights Tracker survey data on IDP rights maps COVID-19 pressures, highlighting less visible internal displacement situations

Jun 17, 2021 | Internal Displacement | 0 comments

Blog post by Deborah Casalin, a doctoral researcher in the Law and Development Research Group at the University of Antwerp Law Faculty, Belgium. Her research focuses on reparation for arbitrary displacement and the role of international and regional human rights mechanisms. (more…)

Research Ethics in Practice Amidst COVID-19: Overcoming Ethical Challenges in Conducting Research with Internally Displaced Afro-Colombian Women in Colombia

Jun 15, 2021 | Internal Displacement | 0 comments

Blog post by Claudia Blandon, a PhD student and a Doctoral Teaching Assistant at the University of Plymouth and Internal Displacement Research Programme Research Affiliate. (more…)

“Foreign National Offenders”: Not All Foreigners Who Commit Crimes Deserve to Be Deported

Jun 14, 2021 | New Plan for Immigration | 1 comment

Blog post by Dr Jonathan Collinson (University of Huddersfield), and forms part of a series of blog posts responding to the UK Home Office’s New Plan for Immigration. (more…)

The Peripheral Role of the Global Refugee Regime in Southern Africa: Protection Challenges in Urban Spaces

Jun 9, 2021 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Dr Nicholas Maple[i], RLI staff and a postdoctoral researcher at the African Centre for Migration & Society (ACMS) at Wits University. This post was originally published on the PROTECT blog, available here. (more…)

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