New Complementary Protection in Japan: Legislative Journey and Ambiguities in Defining Beneficiaries
Blog post by Yu Furukawa, University of Oxford MSc Migration Studies
(more…)Blog post by Yu Furukawa, University of Oxford MSc Migration Studies
(more…)Blog post by Steven Miron, Refugee Law Initiative
(more…)Blog post by Professor Sarah Singer, Refugee Law Initiative
(more…)Blog post by Sarah Edgcumbe with Su’ad Ismaeel and Sangar Khaleel *
(more…)Blog post by Sara Lembrechts, PhD researcher at Ghent University, Migration Law Research Group [1]
(more…)Blog post by Stephen Phillips, Project researcher, Mobile Futures, Åbo Akademi Institute for Human Rights *
(more…)Blog post by Professor Elspeth Guild, Queen Mary University of London
(more…)Blog post by Breshna Rani who has recently been called to the Bar of England and Wales as a Barrister. She is currently working as a paralegal at a law firm and volunteering at the Refugee Law Clinic
(more…)Blog post by Era Robbani, a Research Associate at the Centre for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
(more…)Blog post by Yazdan Kargaran who holds a LLM in Human Rights from Nottingham Trent University and currently works as a youth worker at the Nottingham Refugee Forum.
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