- Playing for Time: Temporary Status, Migration Control and the Human Rights of Forced Migrants to Family Reunification [open access]
- Legitimate Authority, Refugees, and Legal Black Holes [open access]
- An LGBTQI+ child rights-based approach to eligibility for international protection [open access]
- Administrative and judicial biopolitics—analysing the special prohibitions on marriage between Bangladeshis and Rohingya refugees [abstract]
In addition, readers will find case law summaries, the text of "Family Reunification for Refugees and Other Beneficiaries of International Protection: UNHCR Guidelines on international legal standards relating to family reunification for refugees and other beneficiaries of international protection," and three book reviews.
Separately, please note that IJRL and the Amsterdam Centre for Migration and Refugee Law (ACMRL) are co-hosting a Workshop for Prospective Authors that will be held online sometime in June 2026. The objective is to "enable those engaged in scholarly research in the field of refugee law to receive feedback on it from members of the journal’s Editorial Board in a collaborative and supportive environment. Whether you are looking to publish for the first time, or would like to improve your likelihood of a successful submission, our aim is to support prospective authors develop and improve their work, with a view to its submission to the IJRL." Interested authors should submit draft papers by 12 April 2026.
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