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Global Compact on Refugees: A step closer to easing pressures on host countries?

Feb 18, 2019 | Global Compact on Refugees | 0 comments

Blog post written by Dr Yusuf Ciftci (University of Southampton) an RLI Research Affiliate, and forms part of a series of blog posts analysing the potential and shortcomings of the Global Compact on Refugees.

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GCM Indicators: Monitoring Implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration

Feb 14, 2019 | Global Compact for Migration | 0 comments

Blog post written by Jean Monnet Professor ad personam Elspeth Guild (Queen Mary University of London) and Dr Tugba Basaran (Cambridge University) and forms part of a series of blog posts examining the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.

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The Global Refugee Compact: Considering Urban Refugees

Feb 12, 2019 | Global Compact on Refugees | 1 comment

Blog post written by Dr Lucy Hovil (International Refugee Rights Initiative). Lucy is also the Managing Editor of the International Journal of Transitional Justice and RLI Senior Research Associate. This post forms part of a series of blog posts analysing the potential and shortcomings of the Global Compact on Refugees. (more…)

The GCR and Expanding Access to Third-Country Solutions

Feb 7, 2019 | Global Compact on Refugees | 0 comments

Blog post written by Dr Jinan Bastaki, Assistant Professor of International Law at the United Arab Emirates University and a RLI Research Affiliate. This post forms part of a series of blog posts analysing the potential and shortcomings of the Global Compact on Refugees. (more…)

The Global Compact on Refugees and International Law: A Missed Opportunity?

Feb 5, 2019 | Global Compact on Refugees | 1 comment

Blog post written by Annick Pijnenburg, a PhD researcher at Tilburg University and RLI Research Affiliate. This post forms part of a series of blog posts analysing the potential and shortcomings of the Global Compact on Refugees. (more…)

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