A special issue of Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ) has been published. The theme of vol. 45, no. 2, June 2026 is "Caught between Justice and Injustice: Interactions and Frictions between International Criminal Law and International Refugee Law." Contents include:
- Caught between Justice and Injustice: Interactions and Frictions between International Criminal Law and International Refugee Law [abstract]
- “No Safe Haven” and the Politics of Accountability: The Extradition and Exclusion of Rwandan Genocide Suspects [open access]
- Persecuted but Undeserving [open access]
- Does “Undeserving” Last Forever? [open access]
- From Asylum to the Witness Stand: Asylum Seeking Witnesses in Universal Jurisdiction Trials in Europe [open access]
- International Criminal Law Norm Setting in Domestic Refugee Courts: “Complicity Through Facilitation” and Refugee Exclusion Jurisprudence [open access]
- The Problem of Punishing International Crimes through Immigration Law [open access]
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