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Non-refoulement: is part of the EU's qualification Directive invalid?

Non-refoulement: is part of the EU's qualification Directive invalid?

By Pieter Boeles , visiting professor migration law, VU University Amsterdam, emeritus professor University Leiden Introduct...

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A Threat to Human Rights? The new e-Privacy Regulation and some thoughts on Tele2 and Watson.

Matthew White, Ph.D candidate, Sheffield Hallam University Introduction In a follow-up to last Christmass post, on 10 Janu...

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Expulsion of seriously ill migrants: a new ECtHR ruling reshapes ECHR and EU law.

Expulsion of seriously ill migrants: a new ECtHR ruling reshapes ECHR and EU law.

Dr Lourdes Peroni *, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University Human Rights Centre (ECHR aspects) and Professor Steve Peers (...

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Professor Stephen Weatherill, Somerville College Oxford University On 3 January 2017 Sir Ivan Rogers resigned as the UKs Perm...

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A template for protecting human rights during the refugee crisis? Immigration detention and the expulsion of migrant's in a recent ECtHR Grand Chamber ruling

A template for protecting human rights during the refugee crisis? Immigration detention and the expulsion of migrant's in a recent ECtHR Grand Chamber ruling

Stefano Zirulia , Lecturer, University of Milano* (main text on ECHR) and Professor Steve Peers (Annex on EU law aspects) * S...

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