This blog series discusses how academic work on asylum and immigration can develop real-world impact - specifically at the ECtHR! Upcoming contributions are from speakers of the SLSA funded workshop I organised on the topic in May. Thanks for hosting this Refugee Law Initiative !

1 week left to apply to the MA #RefugeeProtection and #ForcedMigration Studies which achieved a 98% overall satisfaction rating in the 2023-24 student experience survey! london.ac.uk/refugee-protec… And hear from one of our graduates 👇👇👇youtu.be/m1ES_7b1858?si… University of London School of Advanced Study, University of London

NEW BLOG POST: 'Reflections on the Role of Academic Work at the ECtHR' by Dr Françoise Tulkens, Vice-President and Judge Emeritus at the ECtHR rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/12/ref…

We're hiring! We are currently recruiting for a Manager for the Refugee Law Clinic - maternity cover for 10 months. A great chance to join our small team and contribute to the important work of the clinic! Applications close 9 September 2024. jobs.london.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

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Great work from Ahmed Elbasyouny and Tamara Wood - major contribution to on how most refugees in Africa come to be recognised ... the @refmig project continues to generate new research and ideas Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency RefugeeStudiesCentre Refugee Law Initiative

NEW BLOG POST: 'Academic Third-Party Interventions before the ECtHR in the Field of Asylum and Migration: The Experience of the Human Rights Centre at Ghent University' by Prof Eva Brems and Prof Ellen Desmet. rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/22/aca…

Have you ever considered turning your research into a third-party intervention for the ECtHR? Eva Brems and Ellen Desmet explain how they go about drafting TPIs Human Rights Centre and consider their interventions' impact on the Court's reasoning 👇

NEW BLOG POST: 'Ethiopia’s New Regulation to Enhance its Asylum Agency: a Positive Step or Missed Opportunity?' by Minilik Assefa Abisa rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/27/eth…

Check out my latest article on Refugee Law Initiative #Ethiopia’s New Regulation to Enhance its #Asylum Agency: a Positive Step or Missed Opportunity? rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/27/eth…

NEW BLOG POST: 'Addressing the Legal Void: The Urgent Need for India to Revise Its Laws for Climate Migrants' by Bushra Ali Khan. rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/28/add…

NEW BLOG POST: 'Evidencing pushbacks: How the ECtHR may request information from states' by Isabel Kienzle This is the fourth post in our blog series on 'The Impact of Academic Work on Asylum and Immigration at the European Court of Human Rights'. rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/08/30/evi…

Academic research on the ECtHR often focuses on legal arguments, but as Isabel Kienzle shows, it is also valuable to consider the Court's procedures. Read below how the Court's competence to request information from states can help to establish the facts in pushback cases 👇

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Booking now open for this informal #zine workshop. Come & join the conversation as we create a new archive of voices and stories. All welcome, especially first-time visitors to the IHR and anyone with lived experience as a refugee. history.ac.uk/events/refugee… Refugee Law Initiative The Refugee Tales

Please find details below from the Institute of Commonwealth Studies on their forthcoming event: 'Afghanistan three years on: resilience in the face of gender oppression, Tuesday 17 September 2024, 6pm-8:30pm BST, Chancellor's Hall, Senate House, London WC1E 7HU.

NEW BLOG POST: 'Seven Years into the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis: Assessing Progress Toward Repatriation – Challenges and the Way Forward' by Abdul Mannan rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/09/04/sev…

We're hiring! We are currently recruiting for a Manager for the UoL Refugee Law Clinic - maternity cover for 10 months. A great chance to join our small team and contribute to the important work of the clinic! Applications close Monday 9 September 2024. jobs.london.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Extremely grateful for the European Research Council (ERC) StG award for my new research line on enforcing EU #migration law. Motivated to work alongside a team (watch that space!) Law in Maastricht Maastricht University & to collaborate widely. MCEL Globalization and Law Network Odysseus Network Refugee Law Initiative