Reports:
Externalised asylum and migration policies and human rights law
(COE Commissioner for Human Rights, Sept. 2025) [text via Refworld]
Note on International Protection: Note by the High Commissioner, 76th
Session of the Executive Committee of the High Commissioner's Programme, UN
Doc. No. A/AC.96/76/3 (UN General Assembly, July 2025) [text]
Quantitative Methods for Comparative Immigration Law, MMG Working Paper,
no. 25-02 (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious & Ethnic
Diversity, 2025) [text via SSRN]
Report of the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, Gehad
Madi: Externalization of migration governance and its effect on the
human rights of migrants, UN Doc. No. A/80/302 (UN General Assembly,
Aug. 2025) [access]
- Available in the UN languages.
RLI Policy Briefs on Externalisation (Refugee Law Initiative, 2025)
- No. 1: What is Externalisation?
Route-Based Approach: From Strategy to Action (UNHCR, Sept. 2025) [text]
- "This briefing note provides an update on the steps taken by UNHCR to
advance the implementation of the route-based approach to mixed and onward
movements. It describes key guidance and policy workstreams underpinning
the operationalization of the route-based approach, and it offers
practical guidance for implementation and resources that may be of
interest to Member States in responding to complex cross-border movements
of refugees and asylum-seekers." Note: See section IX, "Further Resources
and Ongoing Updates," for other documents that focus on
the route-based approach.
Temporary Protection for Ukrainians in the EU, UK, and Canada, RLI Working
Paper, no. 78 (Refugee Law Initiative, July 2025) [text]
Multimedia:
The Core Paradox of International Refugee Law, 7 Nov. 2024 [access]
Refugee Law Initiative, 15th Anniversary Conference, 2 June 2025 [access]
- Follow the a/m link to access the programme along with presentations and recordings. One of the keynote addresses included "From Dusty Sidewalks to Halls of Power: Rethinking Refugee Law through an Ethnographic Lens."
Related post:
No comments:
Post a Comment