Opportunities:
Seminar: No Exit: Preventing Exit to Prevent Entry, Oxford, 6 February 2025 [info]
Call for registration: 9th Course on Teaching Refugee Law for Academics and Trainers, 3 March–3 April 2025 [info]
- Note: The registration deadline was extended to 7 February 2025.
Call for participation: Tenth Annual International Refugee Law Student Writing Competition [info]
- Submission deadline is 15 February 2025.
Seminar: Non-signatory States in International Refugee Law, Oxford, 19 February 2025 [info]
Call for registration: "Refugee Law and Forced Migration Studies: Debates, Interactions and Futures," RLI 15th Anniversary Conference, London, 2-4 June 2025 [info]
- Early bird deadline is 1 March 2025.
Call for registration: 42nd Online Course on International Refugee Law, 7 April–9 May 2025 [info]
- Register by 5 March 2025.
Call for registration: 44º Curso virtual sobre el Derecho internacional de las personas refugiadas, 28 abril–23 mayo 2025 [info]
- Register by 24 March 2025.
Call for registration: 43ème Cours en ligne sur le Droit international des réfugiés en français, 28 April–23 May 2025 [info]
- Register by 26 March 2025.
Short pieces:
Risk Management in Humanitarian International Organisations (EJIL: Talk Blog, Jan. 2025) [text]
New open access book:
- "Responding to ever-increasing pressures of migration, states, supranational, and subnational actors deploy complex moves and maneuvers to reconfigure borders, rights, and territory, giving rise to a changing legal cartography of international relations and international law. The purpose of this volume is to study this new reconfiguration of rights, territoriality, and jurisdiction at the empirical and normative levels and to examine its implications for the future of democratic governance within and across borders. Written by a diverse and accomplished group of scholars, the chapters in this volume employ legal, historical, philosophical, critical, discursive, and postcolonial perspectives to explore how the territoriality of the modern states – ostensibly, the most stable and unquestionable element undergirding the current international system – has been rewritten and dramatically reimagined."
Reports & journal articles:
Annual Report 2024 (Global Protection Cluster, Jan. 2025) [text]
"Clinical and Legal Considerations When Optimizing Trauma Narratives in Immigration Law Evaluations," Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, vol. 52, no. 4 (Dec. 2024) [full-text]
Cross-Regional Forum on Implementing Laws and Policies on Internal Displacement in Africa, Dakar, 18-20 September 2024: Summary Note (UNHCR et al., Jan. 2025) [access]
- Available in English and French.
"Enough Spurious Distinctions: Refugees are Just People in Need of Refuge," Law and Philosophy, Latest Articles, 7 Jan. 2025 [open access]
"Exit Rights, Seamless Borders and the New Carceral State," International & Comparative Law Quarterly, vol. 73, no. 4 (Oct. 2024) [open access]
"Strengthening the medicolegal system: Fulfilling international law obligations during conflicts and disasters to prevent and resolve issues of humanitarian concern," International Review of the Red Cross, vol. 106, no. 926 (Aug. 2024) [full-text]
Resource:
World Refugee and Asylum Policies Dataset (Joint Data Center on Forced Displacement) [access]
- Described as the "first global dataset of de jure asylum and refugee policies. The online platform features data from 193 countries from 1952 to 2022, allowing users to track trends over time and across geographical regions. The data also contains filters for categories such as access to protection, services, livelihoods, movement, and citizenship and participation in political processes." More info is provided in this recording of the launch event.
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