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Shrinking Spaces of Refuge Leave Displaced Eritreans Asking ‘Where to Next?’

May 26, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Dr Georgia Cole, Chancellor’s Fellow, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Edinburgh; Dr Milena Belloni, Research Professor, MIGLOBA, Department of Sociology, University of Antwerp; and Dr Aron Hagos Tesfai, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of KwaZulu-Natal.

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Rejected asylum seekers in Europe:are ‘return hubs’ the right response?

May 23, 2025 | General content | 1 comment

Blog Post by Jeff Crisp, Research Fellow at the University of Oxford’s Refugee Studies Centre, Refugee Law Initiative Affiliate, and former Head of Policy Development and Evaluation at UNHCR.

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Breaking the Chains of Indefinite Detention: Application of Existing Legal Frameworks to Protect Refugee Rights in Thailand

May 22, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Jautporn Cheewasrirungruang*

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The European Commission’s Proposal for a Return Regulation: A Perplexing Expulsion Exercise

May 21, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog Post by Professor Elspeth Guild, University of Liverpool

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Inclusive Policies: The Path for Promoting Refugee Rights and Enhancing Social Cohesion in Kabribayah, Somali Region

May 8, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Guled Ali, Durable Solutions Specialist at Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat, Jigjiga, Somali Region of Ethiopia.

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Pakistan’s extension of Afghan refugees’ right to stay: Finding a Balance Among Humanitarianism, Domestic Pressures and Geopolitics

May 4, 2025 | General content | 1 comment

Blog post by Anoussa Salim, Director and United Nations Representative for a UN Global Compact member organization.

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The Historical Roots and Legal Implications of Rohingya Migration towards India

Apr 20, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Bushra Ali Khan, Research Fellow at The Asia Foundation (USA) and IMPRI (India).

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Money, not Protection: How Assisted Return Programmes Influence Refugee Status Determination

Mar 26, 2025 | General content | 2 comments

Blog post by Dr Valentin Feneberg, Institute of Political Science, Public Policy & Law, Leuphana Universität Lüneburg.

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The Cost of Escape: How IOM Travel Loans Burden Refugees

Mar 22, 2025 | General content | 4 comments

Blog post by Casey Morse and Janhvi Gogna, American University

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From Refugee Recognition to Accountability: Can the ECJ’s Landmark Ruling Shape the ICC’s Approach to Gender Persecution in Afghanistan?

Mar 21, 2025 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Ghazal Andalib, University of Western Ontario.

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