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Programme: 13.00 – 13.15 Introduction by Interest Group conveners 13.15 – 15.30 Panel 1: ‘De-Fragmenting Paradigms in EU Migration and Asylum Governance: New Pathways to International Protection or Rising Threats to Global Public Goods?’ Moderator: Drs. Kristof Gombeer (VUB / Leiden University) Dr. Nula Frei (University of Fribourg) ‘Protecting Victims of Human Trafficking in Asylum Procedures’ Dr. Daniela Vitiello (Roma Tre University; NCCR – On the Move) ‘The “agentification” of the EU-ropean integrated border management as a key component of the EU’s externalisation toolkit. From Frontex to the European Border and Coast Guard Agency’ Dr. Tamás Molnár (Corvinus University of Budapest; EU Fundamental Rights Agency) ‘The Place and Role of International Human Rights Law in the Return Directive and in the Related CJEU Case-Law: Approaches Worlds Apart?’ Drs. Chao Yi (McGill University) ‘Finding a Plausible Legitimizing Foundation of the Internal Relocation Principle under Refugee and Human Rights Treaties’ 15.30 – 15.45 Coffee break 15.45 – 17.45 Panel 2: ‘(Ab)normalities of international migration and refugee law: challenges and innovations’ Moderator: Dr. Tom Syring (Norwegian Immigration Appeals Board) Dr. Ana Beduschi (University of Exeter) ‘The Big Data of International Migration: Challenges and Obligations for States under International Human Rights Law’ Drs. Gail C. Lythgoe (University of Glasgow) ‘Rethinking the Spatial Assumptions of International Refugee Law’ Dr. Ralph Wilde (University College London) ‘Unintended Consequences’ Dr. Vladislava Stoyanova (Lund University) ‘Populism, Exceptionality and the Rights of Migrants under the European Convention on Human Rights’ 17.45 – 18.00 Conclusions and follow-up (IG Conveners)
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