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Out of Serbia – Global Justice Blog
In February, Austria began to unilaterally limit the number of refugees who can claim asylum daily, a further blow to the Schengen dream, and one which caused panic further down the ... Faced with becoming a waiting room for refugees barely treated as
Serving women in Iraq and Syria: has UNSCR 1325 made a difference? – Global Justice Blog
Protection, relief and recovery. The final two areas can both be considered in the context of refugee camps. ... In both Syria and Iraq, women’s needs are often ignored in the management of refugee camps.
The Asylum Monologues – Global Justice Blog
The so-called “European Refugee Crisis” has renewed a debate not on ‘whether’, but on ‘how much’ to control and limit immigration to Europe. ... experiences. Questions are often phrased ambiguously so that asylum seekers’ answers could vary,
Global Justice Blog – Page 6 – A blog of Global Justice Academy and Global Development Academy, University of Edinburgh
Refugees face daily existential pressures in the face of which peace talks appear distant and untimely.
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY SEMINAR WITH NILS MUIZNIEKS: A SOBERING REPORT FROM THE COALFACE – Global Justice Blog
that it is a delusion to believe that the refugee crisis arising due to the Syrian conflict will not affect Europe.
War: Art and Creativity in Conflict Zones – Global Justice Blog
Referring to his words as his weapons, Ghazi shared his experiences with us by reciting some powerful poetry that touched on refugee issues, moving some to tears.
Recognising the Ordinary Heroes among us: multimedia as a tool for reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Global Justice Blog
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a State Department ceremony held on 60th anniversary of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees .
Building Bridges, Not Walls: Bauman’s Reflections on the Present-Day ‘Migration Panic’ – Global Justice Blog
As Bauman indicates, we should not resent the massive inflows of asylum seekers and refugees as these people are not ones we should blame (if the act of ‘blaming’ is even
UDHR@75: Recognition Before the Law – Global Justice Blog
Whether you are a ‘tourist, a student, a refugee or an immigrant,’ Article 6 brooks no distinctions upon the basis of nationality, citizenship or statelessness.
Human Insecurity: Food Insecurity in the UK during COVID-19 – Global Justice Blog
Statistics from the Trussell Trust. Illustration by Issey Medd. Underreported is the experience of food insecurity by migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the UK whose access to affordable, nutritious and ... It is encouraging to see explicit