UK asylum policy: How did we get here?
Blog post by Holly Grey who has recently completed the MA in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies
(more…)Shifting Borders in the EU: Border Procedures as a Process of Internalization
Blog post by Vasiliki Apatzidou, PhD Student, Queen Mary University of London
(more…)The 2022 Saudi census: what it tells us about refugees and Saudi Arabia
Blog post by Charlotte Lysa, a Research Fellow at the Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages, University of Oslo (UiO). She was previously a Postdoc on the project “REF-ARAB: Refugees and the Arab Middle East: Protection in States Not Party to the Refugee Convention”, at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law, UiO and holds a PhD in Middle East Studies (2019).
(more…)The Northern Triangle Crisis: Will U.S. Surveillance help?
Blog post by Cherisse Lewis, a graduate student at the American University
(more…)Rohingya Repatriation: The booklet diplomacy
Blog post by Shahariar Sadat, Azizul Haque, and Arafat Reza*
(more…)Lessons from Khartoum: Sudan’s refugee crisis and the fallacy of containment policies
Blog post by Lutz Oette (Professor of International Human Rights Law, SOAS, University of London, Co-Director of the SOAS Centre for Human Rights Law) and Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker (Associate Professor of Law at the University of Khartoum and United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Eritrea)
(more…)If the Illegal Migration Bill is unworkable, what can the government do instead? (4/4)
Blog post by David Cantor. It is the last in a four-part series providing commentary on the Illegal Migration Bill and possible alternatives. This piece was originally published on Free Movement blog on 24 April.
(more…)Could ‘safe and legal routes’ stop the boats? (3/4)
Blog post by David Cantor. It is the third in a four-part series providing commentary on the Illegal Migration Bill and possible alternatives. This piece was originally published on Free Movement blog on 18 April.
(more…)Illegal Migration Bill: helping force refugees into illegality and danger (2/4)
Blog post by David Cantor. It is the second in a four-part series providing commentary on the Illegal Migration Bill and possible alternatives. This piece was originally published on Free Movement blog on 14 April.
(more…)How does the Illegal Migration Bill breach the Refugee Convention? (1/4)
Blog post by David Cantor. It is the first in a four-part series providing commentary on the Illegal Migration Bill and possible alternatives. This piece was originally published on Free Movement blog on 3 April.
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