
🔎Studying the future of global refugee protection. @EU_H2020 research project. 🌎 12 partner universities.
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"Civil Society Organisations are essential in creating & delivering an effective, legitimate & resilient system of international protection for refugees. However, they face a number of barriers".
Read all about it in this new report by our co-Director and our associates! 👇
In our Policy Brief no. 7⃣, #PROTECT researchers @Usherwood, @MiddletonAlia, and Carmen Caruso (@UniOfSurrey) analyze civil society organizations' role in building an effective international protection system for #refugees.
Access the policy brief here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.77368….
PROTECT project retweeted
It is impossible to do justice to the richness of PROTECT's research. This concluding essay contains my conceptualization of the much needed transformation of international protection and the instruments needed to trigger such a transformation, based on the results from PROTECT.
New #publication!! 📣
In this comparative study, our principal investigator @HakanGSA provides a comprehensive presentation of the results of the project 🧵
zenodo.org/record/7985251#.Z…
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A great final conference in Brussels for our @PROTECTproject2 funded by @HorizonEU 2020. Honoured to be part of the final roundtable on how we can make international protection policy work. Answer below. Thanks to @HakanGSA & @Usherwood for making this happen @SurreyPolitics
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Final roundtable of the PROTECT H2020 project: where do we move from here to make protection work?
@HakanGSA
@lonfran
@Usherwood
@LucLeboeuf1
@PROTECTproject2
Looking ahead: irregular migration cannot be illegal migration
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Day 3: our second roundtable tackles issues of governance in the GCM/GCR and global migration with Younous Arbaoui, Pauline Endres de Oliveira and Rachid L’Aoufir, chaired by Juergen Bast @PROTECTproject2
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How can the EU contribute to the realization of the objectives of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR)?
5⃣ key calls were presented by UNHCR Brussels’ Head of Policy and Legal Support Stefan Maier at today’s Protect Conference. ⤵️
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Day 3 and snow in Brussels. But the first roundtable on the GCR and international protection regimes is under way with Lena Donner, Maja Grundler and Stefan Maier, chaired by Idil Atak @PROTECTproject2
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Thanks to the colleagues @PROTECTproject2 @HakanGSA @jacobsenchri; Mary-Ann Karlsen and Idil Atak for the invitation and exchanges on our respective findings @VULNERproject on the promises and pitfalls of mobilizing 'vulnerability' as a tool for asylum governance
Replying to @LucLeboeuf1
@LucLeboeuf1 @VULNERproject @MaxAnthropology What is the result of translating vulnerability to law? Excessive individualization.
You as an individual need to prove that you fit into very specific criteria, instead of getting international protection as part of a group.
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Day 2: final roundtable on the role of civil society in promoting protection with Brian Dikoff, Charlotte Khan, Jean-Baptiste Metz and @Usherwood chaired by Stefania Panebianco @PROTECTproject2
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Day 2: keynote talk by Madeline Garlick Chief of Protection Policy and Legal Advice Section of @Refugees reflecting on the commitment to international protection and the global forum on refugees @PROTECTproject2
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Day 2: 2nd roundtable on the border zones. What have we learned from our fieldwork on site in France, Italy, Spain, Greece, South Africa & Canada. No best practice there. With Alieu Jalloh, Marry-Anne Karlsen, Luc LeBeouf chaired by Christine Jacobsen @PROTECTproject2
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How do stakeholders and key actors apply the notion of vulnerability? zenodo.org/record/6497223#.Z…
@jovearey
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Read more on the EU External Migration Policy Tools:
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Longo, Fontana, When Securitization Spills over Across EU Borders ….. (2022), 27, EFAR, 4, pp. 485-512, kluwerlawonline.com/journala…
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It was a great pleasure to present previous research and discuss PROTECT project results on media and migration in Brussels.
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We have a great set of speakers coming up and even if you are not here with us in person in Brussels, you can join in on the discussions and live-tweet with us! #protectfinalconference
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PROTECT Final Conference Day 2: the (in)effectiveness of policy: achievements looking ahead @PROTECTproject2 #internationalprotection
Accademics, practitioners, IOs and EU institutions
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Moving to the final roundtable we explore ideas around the media narratives around international protection & vulnerabilities of refugee & asylum seeking groups, with Deniz Duru, Anamaria Dutceac-Segesten, Boris Mance & David Ongenaert, moderated by Sara Hancke @PROTECTproject2
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Catherine Wollard from @ecre arguing the importance of EU law against the EU’s own political arrangements on migration regimes in our final conference @PROTECTproject2
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Natasha Bertaud takes the stance reflecting on the EU’s #international #protection policy for #asylum and #refugee management, talking about the EU both as a firefighter and an architect at the same time. @PROTECTproject2
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PROTECT Final Conference: discussing the results of an H2020 project investigating international protection and the need to move further than the 1951 Geneva Convention
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@HakanGSA: Which policies are needed to safeguard the international protection system?
@PROTECTproject2 Final Conference.
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