Blog post written by Sabrina Müller (PhD candidate at University of Trier and Data Protection officer at Refugee Law Clinic Trier) and Tessa Maria Hillermann (Student assistant at University of Trier and leader of the education programme of the Refugee Law Clinic Trier). (more…)
Blog post written by Elizabeth S. Coyle, the Director of Client Services for JacksonWhite Attorneys at Law (Arizona, U.S.). Elizabeth also serves as a paralegal for the Family Law Department and is responsible for internal and external communications for the firm. (more…)
Blog post written by Natalie Welfens, a doctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam. Her PhD project analyzes European resettlement and humanitarian admission programs with a focus on the German context and was awarded a Young Talent research grant by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research. Her research focusses on questions of inequalities in refugee protection and categorization practices in transnational policy processes. (more…)
Blog post by Ryan Corbett who is a Legal Advisor for Asylum Access Malaysia, and can be reached at Ryan.L.Corbett@gmail.com. Ryan has work experience in the field of refugee and migration issues in the US, Egypt, Israel and Malaysia. She holds a Bachelors from Dickinson College, a Masters in Conflict Resolution from Tel Aviv University, and a J.D. from Boston University School of Law. (more…)
Blog post written by Professor James C. Simeon (York University, Canada). A more detailed paper and argument was recently presented on the subject of persistent protracted armed conflict and the criminalization of ‘mass forced displacement’, as a serious international crime and an atrocity crime, at the Refugee Law Initiative’s Third Annual Conference held in London on 18-19 July 2018. (more…)
Blog post written by Susan Reardon-Smith (RLI) reflecting on the theme and purpose of the upcoming RLI Third Annual Conference. The conference programme is online and registration for the event is now open. This post was originally published on the Talking Humanities blog. (more…)