Rights in Exile Newsletter July 2020
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Issue 114
ISSN 2049-2650
Editorial Team: Nejla Sammakia, Christian Jorgensen, Cristina de Nicolás Izquierdo, Nicolas Parent, Taylor Brooks, Lucia Slot, Adam Severson, Nastassja White, Lena Ellen Becker, Muchengeti Hwacha, Saskia Llewellyn and Rosa da Costa.
Chief Editor: Fiona McKinnon
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In this issue:
Articles & Short Pieces
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On World Refugee Day we do not want to be celebrated. We want to go home.
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What Burundi teaches us about political crisis and displacement
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A look at global changes in refugee policies through the lens of Dadaab
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Self-reliance as a contemporary ‘durable solution’ to forced displacement
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Why Hong Kong’s untold history of protecting refugee rights matters now in its struggle with China
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Facing COVID in a state of rightlessness: Rohingyas at sea in South Asia
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COVID-19 at the Brazil-Venezuela borders: The good, the bad and the ugly
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EOIR's data release on asylum so deficient public should not rely on accuracy of court records
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Fight back against Chevron deference in US asylum and withholding cases
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Hungary passes new law on the lodging of asylum applications at embassies
Detention and Deportation News
Case Notes
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US federal court vacates Trump administration asylum restrictions
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No European Convention on Human Rights jurisdiction over humanitarian visa refusal
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When is a policy not a policy? Tribunal tackles UK law on disclosure
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M.S. v. Slovakia and Ukraine: Procedural shortcoming in applicant’s return to Afghanistan
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Worrying Strasbourg decision on sending asylum seekers back to Sudan
Opinion/Editorial
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Thailand: Protect Rohingya refugees from forced return, indefinite detention
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Violence or the virus? Mindanao’s displaced forced to choose
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This World Refugee Day and Pride month we need to save LGBTQ asylum
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New Trump administration regulations would devastate refugee pathways
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Migrant children are still confined and vulnerable. It’s a gratuitous act of cruelty.
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The UK government’s stance on Vietnamese trafficking victims is misconceived
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Coronavirus: A window of opportunity for action on migration?
Letters to the Editors
Announcements
Requests