Just published! @AustJHumRights. My paper ‘Rethinking Regional Processing in Europe’- explores how ‘regional processing’ might be re-conceptualised to expand protection pathways to Europe https://t.co/xHRotF3zOk
📢 New article alert! 🚨 Our latest @KaldorCentre Data Lab research reveals how limiting procedural rights in asylum processing can backfire, leading to poor decisions, more appeals, and longer delays. @RefugeeSurvey https://t.co/LvmsjCZPhr
It’s official! I was awarded my PhD in EU and international refugee and human rights law @UNSWLaw m.
Huge thanks to @profjmcadam@justine_nolan, Guy Goodwin-Gill @KaldorCentre for the support getting here!
Delighted to be celebrating Professor Sarah Singer’s achievements at her inaugural lecture: “Criminalising asylum: from exceptionalism to Rwanda” @RLI_News@UoLondon.
Deadline is fast approaching for the 10 scholarships for the Oct 2024 intake to the @RLI_News MA Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies!
Please check out all the information below and message if you have any questions
“We need to build relationships across difference” @AmandaTatts speaking at the @KaldorCentre conference 2023 on the topic “Will refugees be welcome?” and how to bridge the current divide on asylum policy in Australia.#kaldor2023
Deputy CEO of Refugee Council of Australia, Adama Kamara speaking @KaldorCentre 2023 on durable solutions: “resettlement and complementary protection are only part of the puzzle” #kaldor2023
@NDFTan speaking on externalization and current Global North trends - panel discussion chaired by @madelinegleeson on “Will people in need of protection be able to access it?” @KaldorCentre conference #kaldor2023
Keynote Aarathi Krishnan speaking at the @KaldorCentre 2023 conference: “We say “leave no one behind” as if this happens by accident, rather than a structured design..” #kaldor2023
*Call for Papers - Deadline - 29 January 2024* RLI 8TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, ‘Pacts, Promises and Refugee Protection,’ 3-5 June 2024, (In person) Submit THEMATIC and OPEN panel and paper proposals: https://t.co/BxjwnVcwRu #law#refugees#refugeeprotection#conference#callforpapers
This is an important and long-awaited victory for human rights.
The Kaldor Centre is honoured to have been heard w/the @humanrightsHRLC as amici curiae in this case challenging Al-Kateb; today's decision will mean that Australia can no longer detain people for years on end.
Want to know how to get published in the International Journal of #Refugee Law? Watch the recordings of our two recent webinars: https://t.co/TvsEnGG1US and https://t.co/ngv6r6QhLn
BREAKING: Israel has used white phosphorus in military operations in Gaza and Lebanon, putting civilians at risk of serious and long-term injuries.
White phosphorus causes excruciating burns and can set homes afire. Its use in populated areas is unlawful.
https://t.co/TbCVA5Qynp
Call for papers on digital disruption and #displacement - the Forced Migration Review @FMReview will explore the double-sided nature of digital technologies and their implications for displaced people across the globe. Proposals due 15 Oct - details here https://t.co/ttlZ75hhQJ
Would you like to publish in the International Journal of Refugee Law? Join a webinar that will demystify the publication process and reveal what #IJRL editors/reviewers look for in a manuscript. Open to all–diverse backgrounds & perspectives welcome! https://t.co/evhaiy32SG
New open access book out now, edited by Megan Bradley, @ProfCCostello & @angela_sherwood 'IOM Unbound? Obligations and Accountability of the International Organization for #Migration in an Era of Expansion'. Read it here! https://t.co/OvgBuWx9oq