Amid the focus on refugees ‘forced to flee’ their homes, let us not forget those who have never known one
Blog post by Patrick Wall, an independent consultant based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Of Borders and Hypocrisy: The Very Thin Line Between Protection and Expulsion
Blog post by Berfin Nur Osso, University of Helsinki, Faculty of Law
(more…)Implementing Objective 1 GCM in Africa: to what extent are migrants’ personal data protected?
Blog post by Dr Younous Arbaoui, Assistant Professor, Amsterdam centre for Migration & Refugee Law (ACMRL), Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Morocco and the Marrakech Compact: a leader, not yet a champion
Blog post by Dr Younous Arbaoui, Assistant Professor, Amsterdam centre for Migration & Refugee Law (ACMRL), Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam (more…)
What Ukraine, Afghanistan and Syria Have Taught Us About the Political Will Behind International Refugee Law
Blog post by Jasmin Lilian Diab, Director of the Institute for Migration Studies, Lebanese American University
Offshore Asylum Processing: The Future of Asylum in the UK or Dead Letter?
Blog post by Nikolas Feith Tan, Elizabeth Mavropoulou, David Cantor and Mariana Gkliati* (more…)
Clause 11, Nationality and Borders Bill: Why Two-Tier Refugee Status is a Bad Idea
Blog post by David Cantor, Eric Fripp, Hugo Storey and Mark Symes* (more…)
Rohingya in America: The Challenge of Language and Culture
Blog post by Deven Carse, a student in the Chicago area.* (more…)
Costa Rica: a safe haven for women fleeing domestic violence in Central America?
Blog post by Victor Sibaja, a Costa Rican attorney who holds an LLM in International Law from the University of Cambridge. Victor is currently a staff attorney at the Jesuit Migrant Service, UNHCR’s partner for legal protection in Costa Rica. (more…)
Forced displacement from Ukraine: notes on humanitarian protection and durable solutions
Blog post by Kristin Bergtora Sandvik and Adèle Garnier* (more…)