Digital Borders and Virtual Rights: A Brief Overview of Technology and Forced Migration from a Liberal Feminist Perspective
Blog by Tatiana-Maria Cernicova-Dragomir
(more…)Trauma-Informed Participatory Research: Ethical Pathways in Displacement and Migration Studies
Blog Post by Dr Jasmin Lilian Diab, Director of the Institute for Migration Studies at the School of Arts and Sciences at the Lebanese American University, where she also serves as Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Migration Studies. This post is part of the blog series on feminist theory in refugee law.
(more…)Refugee law between resistance and compliance: a reparative reading of a classic feminist struggle
Blog post by Irene Manganini. This post is part of the blog series on feminist theory in refugee law.
(more…)Feminist methodology in researching with refugees as a government officer: positionality, reflexivity, and life story method
Blog post by Jae Hyun Park, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex. This post is part of the blog series on feminist theory in refugee law.
(more…)Revisiting CEDAW Committee’s decision in A.S. v Denmark: Legalization of Homophobia in Uganda and the Need for a Rights-Based Assessment of Asylum Application
Blog post by Rohit Dalai, National Law School of India University, Bangalore
(more…)How protecting your daughter can lead you to being denied international protection in Belgium: On Rape Mythology, Delayed Disclosure, and Asylum
Blog post by Lore Roels, a PhD researcher (FWO fellow, 2021-2025) at the Migration Law Research Group (Faculty of Law and Criminology) and the International Centre for Reproductive Health (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences) at Ghent University (Belgium). This blog post is part of the blog series on feminist theory in legal displacement research.
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