The latest issue of the International Journal of Refugee Law (IJRL) has been published. Contents of vol. 29, no. 3, Oct. 2017 include:- Different in the Same Way? Language, Diversity, and Refugee Credibility [abstract]
- Bringing Rwandan Refugees ‘Home’: The Cessation Clause, Statelessness, and Forced Repatriation [abstract]
- No Country of Asylum: ‘Legitimizing’ Lebanon’s Rejection of the 1951 Refugee Convention [open access]
- Refugees or Border Residents from Myanmar? The Status of Displaced Ethnic Kachins and Kokangs in Yunnan Province, China [open access]
Note that two articles are open access - a first for IJRL!
Also included are case law summaries, three book reviews and the texts of three UNHCR documents: 1) Note on Legal Considerations for Cooperation between the European Union and Turkey on the Return of Asylum Seekers and Migrants; 2) Legal Considerations on the Return of Asylum Seekers and Refugees from Greece to Turkey as Part of the EU–Turkey Cooperation in Tackling the Migration Crisis under the Safe Third Country and First Country of Asylum Concept; 3) Legal Considerations on Refugee Protection for People Fleeing Conflict and Famine Affected Countries.
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Thanks for sharing. While my article (the first in this issue) is unfortunately not open access, I have provided a summary of it in a blog post: http://www.languageonthemove.com/are-we-all-different-in-the-same-way/
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