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Refugee protection in a hostile world?

Refugee protection in a hostile world?

by Talking Humanities | Jun 28, 2018 | Analysis & Comment, Features, Human Rights, Politics & Law

The recent stand-off on the waters of the Mediterranean between Italy, Malta and the rest of the EU is disheartening. But it is neither shocking nor unexpected given the trajectory of Europe’s response to people seeking protection on its shores, says Susan...
Statelessness and the global compact for migration

Statelessness and the global compact for migration

by Talking Humanities | Sep 26, 2017 | Analysis & Comment, Features, Politics & Law

Image: © UNHCR / Alimzhan Zhorobaev Tendayi Bloom, a politics and international studies lecturer at The Open University, discusses what it means to be ‘stateless’ and how it can drive people to migrate and alter the nature of migration. Statelessness need not have...
Rethinking forced migration: gang violence in Latin America

Rethinking forced migration: gang violence in Latin America

by Talking Humanities | May 9, 2017 | Analysis & Comment, Fellowships & Networks, Human Rights, Interviews, Politics & Law, Publications, Research & Resources

Image: bus burned by gang members in El Salvador. ES James/Shutterstock.com The level of violence in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala in recent years has been second only to Syria – but unlike Syria, they are not countries at war. Criminal violence in the ‘northern...

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