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Blogbeitrag#17. September 2023

Basic Needs Approach And Missing Refugee Label: Strengthening The Refugee Regime For Environmental Refugees In India

Blog: LSE Human Rights

International law guarantees certain inherent rights which cannot be violated by states. It imposes an obligation on states with regards to economic, social, and cultural rights that can be achieved through international cooperation and assistance. Such extraterritorial obligations on states are necessary for the protection of fundamental rights of refugees. However, as India is not … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#23. August 2022

Reimagining Refugee Protection

Blog: The New Rambler. An Online Review of Books - New Rambler Review

By ASHWINI VASANTHAKUMAR

Review of What Do We Owe to Refugees?, by David Owen, and The Arc of Protection: Reforming the International Refugee Regime, by Alexander Aleinikoff and Leah Zamore

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Blogbeitrag#327. Juni 2023

World Refugee Day

Blog: The Duck of Minerva

World Refugee Day was last week (June 20). Ideally I would have written this then, but I haven't been as good on real-time commenting since Twitter fell apart. I still found it important to say something here, though. I am not an expert on this issue. I wrote one article on religious repression and forced […]

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Blogbeitrag#412. Februar 2024

Consolidating Group-Based Refugee Protection

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Christel Querton

Christel Querton

Two pending cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) provide an opportunity for the CJEU to consolidate group-based refugee protection. At the heart of the cases is a concern with granting refugee protection to groups of persons based on their inherent characteristics, in this case women and girls from Afghanistan. However, as the joined cases of AH and FN highlight, this is often due to an apprehension amongst asylum decision makers over the grant of protection to large groups of persons based on sex and misconceptions surrounding gender-based violence and discrimination.

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Blogbeitrag#527. November 2023

Refugees. Is it them versus us?

Blog: Ideas on Europe

Our poor and disadvantaged and those struggling to make ends meet – many in Britain think they should be helped rather than refugees. Refugees fleeing terror, war, and torture? We're full. People here need looking after first. Charity begins at home. We don't want them. We can't afford them. Those are typical comments by some […]
The post Refugees. Is it them versus us? appeared first on Ideas on Europe.

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Blogbeitrag#627. November 2023

Refugees. Is it them versus us?

Our poor and disadvantaged and those struggling to make ends meet – many in Britain think they should be helped rather than refugees. Refugees fleeing terror, war, and torture? We're full. People here need looking after first. Charity begins at home. We don't want them. We can't afford them. Those are typical comments by some […]
The post Refugees. Is it them versus us? appeared first on EU ROPE.

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Blogbeitrag#76. November 2023

Germany and Ukraine: avoiding refugee tensions

Blog: Social Europe

Taras Romashchenko

Taras Romashchenko

A potential conflict of national interests over Ukrainian refugees needs to be anticipated and pre-empted.

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Blogbeitrag#825. Juni 2023

Human Rights Violations to Deflect Refugees

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Minos Mouzourakis

Minos Mouzourakis

The Council of the European Union (EU) recently reached a negotiating position ('mandate') on two significant elements of the 'reform' of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS). The vision hailed as a 'historic' agreement by national governments is a direct threat to the right to asylum. The Council not only maintains all structural flaws of the CEAS intact but proposes a quagmire of asylum procedures marred by unworkable, unnecessarily complex rules, that are in clear violation of key human rights standards.

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Blogbeitrag#915. März 2021

70 Years of UNHCR and Refugee Convention

Blog: Völkerrechtsblog

The post 70 Years of UNHCR and Refugee Convention appeared first on Völkerrechtsblog.

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Blogbeitrag#1016. Oktober 2023

U.S. Universities Will Be Able To Sponsor Refugees

Blog: Reason.com

Stuart Anderson

Stuart Anderson

Admitting students to America as refugees provides resettlement in America, overcoming the need for an F-1 visa and the challenge of travel documents.

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Blogbeitrag#117. März 2023

How can we solve the refugee crisis?

Blog: LSE IQ podcast

Dr Stuart Gordon, Sveto Muhammad Ishoq, Halima

Dr Stuart Gordon, Sveto Muhammad Ishoq, Halima

Contributor(s): Dr Stuart Gordon, Sveto Muhammad Ishoq, Halima | The UK government could soon be sending some asylum-seekers on a one-way flight to Rwanda as part of a controversial strategy to deter those crossing the English Channel on small boats.
Joanna Bale talks to Dr Stuart Gordon, Sveto Muhammad Ishoq and Halima, an Afghan refugee living in a hotel, about what it's like to flee your country and policy ideas to help resolve the situation.
Research links:
Regulating humanitarian governance: humanitarianism and the 'risk society' by Stuart Gordon: http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/105296/
The protection of civilians: an evolving paradigm? by Stuart Gordon: http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/101979/
Afghan women's storytelling and campaigning platform: https://chadariproject.com/about-chadari/

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Blogbeitrag#1220. Juni 2023

World Refugee Day is a Good Time to Consider Expanding the Ridiculously Narrow Legal Definition of "Refugee"

Blog: Reason.com

The definition excludes a vast range of people fleeing horrific violence and oppression.

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Blogbeitrag#1318. November 2023

The Good Samaritans Who Saved Syrian Refugees

Blog: Reason.com

When government relief efforts fail, individuals step up.

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Blogbeitrag#1425. Juli 2023

Refugees: 'how could we possibly get here?'

Blog: Social Europe

The European Union is crossing human-rights red lines with its Common European Asylum System.

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Blogbeitrag#1523. August 2023

Normalizing Assad Won't Solve the Syrian Refugee Crisis

Blog: The RAND Blog

Shelly Culbertson

Shelly Culbertson

As much as Syrian refugees would like to return home eventually and as much as neighboring countries would welcome an end to the challenges of hosting large refugee communities, now is not the right time for mass Syrian refugee repatriation. Regional governments could instead focus on supporting refugees where they are, especially by allowing them to be legal, productive members of local economies.

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