The Global Erosion of Asylum Rights
The international agreements resulted in the establishment of a strong bureaucratic apparatus geared to ensuring that asylum had genuine force. However, these agreements leave it up to nations to decide….
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Refugee Labour Mobility: Limits and Future Direction
The last huge refugee movements that reached Europe in 2015–16 exposed a major weakness of the international protection system: refugees are often left with few safe and legal routes, forcing….
Nauru Deportation Policy: A Deal for Deporting Non-Citizens?
A landmark legal decision has cemented Australia’s controversial offshore deportation strategy. The High Court’s unanimous dismissal of TCXM’s appeal represents a critical test case in how Australia handles non-citizens who….
Caught in Limbo: Afghan Asylum Seekers in Poland
Poland’s approach to Afghan refugees reflects broader EU migration dynamics while maintaining distinct national policies. As of 2024, Poland received 275 asylum applications from Afghan nationals, with a notably high….
Bangladesh is Seeing a Deadly Spike in Measles Cases
Bangladesh is currently experiencing a devastating measles outbreak, with over 100 children dying from suspected measles cases within just one month. As of mid-March 2026, more than 7,500 suspected cases….