"In one case, the security forces shot a young boy in his hand with a shotgun from point blank range to punish him for throwing stones and this completely mangled the young boy's hand."
@UNHumanRights report on #Bangladesh finds brutal, systematic repression of 2024 protests.
This week, Beyond's four researchers led a panel at @IASFMglobal, sparking interesting discussions on non-signatory states in international refugee law 🌍
🔗Curious about the panel's biggest takeaways? Discover them in the full article:
https://t.co/rvEfgtOQYW
As well as @GurakarOzlem's research article 'Turkish Council of State’s Engagement with International Refugee Law in Cases Involving “Non-European” Refugees'.
Congratulations to both! 💐
We are thrilled that BEYOND team members have had their research articles accepted in the International Journal of Refugee Law. 🔥
Stay tuned for @kazmi_arjumand's 'Pakistan’s Judicial Engagement with International Refugee Law'!
As the students have announced that they will continue their protest until their 9-point demands are met. In response, the Bangladesh army can be seen taking positions in different parts of the capital, Dhaka, to quell the protest.
Multiple student groups claimed National Telecommunication Monitoring Center (NTMC) deployed jammers to disrupt their communication.
Prof Tony Anghie's Keynote on 'International Law in Asia: Reflections on the Past, Present & Future' delivered during the Asian SIL Kazakhstan Conference last 25 May 2024 is now available on our YouTube channel. Link: https://t.co/2mOYVzPRei
Norway recognises Palestine as a state, in line with international law and relevant UNSC resolutions.
That means that Norway will consider Palestine to be an independent state with rights and duties this entails.
- PM @jonasgahrstore & FM @EspenBarthEide
https://t.co/8I3IXYeRJt
Our PI Prof. Maja Janmyr @MYRMEK has co-authored this piece with Dr. Sara Cosemans on doing research in the UNHCR @refugees archives. @IKRS_no https://t.co/T8y6De2vPk
The @LemkinInstitute stands in solidarity with the people of Bangladesh on this Genocide Day commemoration. We call for the universal recognition of the Bangladesh case and for accountability for the perpetrators in Pakistan and for those states, such as the USA, who were deeply complicit in this crime.
My policy brief on the Rohingya refugee situation in Bangladesh is available on the @AsileProject website. In it, I share two core findings followed by two recommendations: https://t.co/Cd1dgfzefp A short thread below 👇🏾