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New blog: on EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy
A new blog has been launched on the EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy. The mission of this blog is to provide a critical analysis of recent developments in the immigration and asylum law and policy of the European … Continue reading
Reflaw.org, a new online forum in refugee law
The University of Michigan has published a new online forum offering critical analysis on important new cases, legislation, and emerging issues in refugee law. Reflaw.org publishes both longer articles analyzing the implications of law or policy, as well as shorter notes on global … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs
Tagged cases, forum, legal information, legislation, Michigan, policy, refugees
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Policy shift within UNHCR: alternatives for encampment
news UNHCR has just released a new policy on alternatives to refugees camps. The policy paper indicates that refugee camps, while remaining an important feature of the humanitarian landscape, might also have a signigicant negative impact on the longer term for … Continue reading
Posted in News, Publications
Tagged encampment, freedom of movement, IRRI, policy, refugee camps, refugees, UNHCR
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New publications on immigration, asylum and refugee law
Three new titles have been published recently in the area of immigration, asylum and refugee law. EU Asylum Procedures and the Right to an Effective Remedy by Marcelle Reneman This book examines the meaning of the EU right to an … Continue reading
Conference on Human Security, Asylum and the EU
July 4, The Hague (the Netherlands) Using Human Security as a Legal Framework to analyse the Common European Asylum System The conference is the second event falling within the current CLEER (Centre for the Law of EU External Relations) research project … Continue reading
Posted in Events / call for papers
Tagged CEAS, CLEER, EU, human rights, migration, policy, security, T.M.C. Asser Institute
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No 3 year detention in Israel for migrants, High Court rules
News Article The Israeli High Court has today determined that African migrants and refugees can no longer be detained for up to three years without a trial. The High Court judges say that this new policy, which is an amendment … Continue reading
