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3 March 2023

No Place Like (The) Home(Office): Unaccompanied Children And Legal Parentage

by: Shona Minson

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2 November 2022

Unpacking the Boxes: Legibility and LGBTIQ+ Asylum Seekers

by: Brandy Cochrane, Lotte Wolff

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12 October 2022

Quasi-Detention: The Expansion of Dehumanising Border Spaces

by: Sophie Cartwright

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3 October 2022

The Humanitarian Border, In Place

by: Paolo Novak

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27 July 2022

One Last Desperate Try at Using Asylum Seekers as a Political Wedge in Australian Politics

by: Rachel Sharples, Kevin Dunn , Thierno Diallo

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18 May 2022

Sovereignty Claims and Contested Readmission Agreements in Mali

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10 May 2022

‘Traded Like Commodities and Transferred Abroad for Processing’: Legal and Political Claims Against the UK-Rwanda Deal

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28 April 2022

Why Rwanda? Border Control and Transnational Penal Power in an Unequal World

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28 April 2022

Book Review: Refuge Beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers

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19 April 2022

Modelling UK Reception on Greece’s Failed Reception System

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15 April 2022

The Border is a Colonial Wound: The Rwanda Deal and State Trafficking in People

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4 March 2022

From Civic to Autonomous Solidarity: How Grassroots Initiatives in Brussels Reorganised Accommodation for Migrants in Transit During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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23 February 2022

Sudanese Migrants Countering ‘Everyday Violence’ In Brussels: Together We Are Even More Resilient

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23 February 2022

Psychological Disorder, Stress and Suicidal Tendency Among Sudanese Refugees in France

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30 June 2020

Covid-19, The ‘Undercover’ Portuguese Asylum System, and Its Jerry-Riggings

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