Odysseus Network member for Turkey, Meltem İneli Ciğer (Suleyman Demirel University), recently published an article entitled “Group based protection of Afghan women and girls under the 1951 Refugee Convention”, arguing that the Taliban’s treatment of Afghan women and girls amounts to persecution, and all Afghan women and girls should be recognised as refugees under the […]
Odysseus member for UK, Elspeth Guild (Queen Mary University) has written the chapter “Temporary Protection and the Future of Ukrainians in the EU” within the book “The Temporary Protection Directive: Central Themes, Problem Issues and Implementation in Selected Member States”. The book was published under the supervision of Radboud University Center of Migration Law after […]
Philippe De Bruycker (coordinator of the Odysseus Network) was guest speaker in the latest episode of the IEE‘s (Institute of European Studies) podcast “Making sense of EU“, tackling the issue of the the unequal treatment of asylum seekers under the Dublin system and the ongoing process to reform it in the light of the tragic […]
What? ESIL Interest Group on Migration and Refugee Law in partnership with Odysseus Network and Human Rights Research League presents: Pre-conference ESIL Interest Group Workshop (Un)Fairness in International Migration and Refugee Law: Past and Present Realities in the context of the 2023 ESIL Annual Conference, Aix-en-Provence upon the initiative of the Lilian Tsourdi, Deputy coordinator […]
Professor Daniel Thym, Odysseus’ Member for Germany have written the first edition of the 700-page volume on “EUROPEAN MIGRATION LAW”. The idea of the book is to prevent readers to get lost in the ‘jungle’ of European migration law. More than three dozen directives and regulations, numerous court judgments, international treaties, reform proposals, and factual developments contribute […]
Iris Goldner Lang, Odysseus Member for Croatia and Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law at the University of Zagreb, is hosting in Zagreb a Fulbright Specialist, Professor Jaya Ramji-Nogales, who is a great expert on US migration and asylum law. She will give two hybrid lectures, one of the use of modern technologies at the […]
Odysseus member for UK Prof. Elspeth Guild has taken the initiative to publish a series of posts on trade and migration on the Odysseus blog in relation with the proposal for a regulation on the scheme of preferences for developing countries that the Commission links to the issue of readmission of irregular migrants. Please see […]