Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Would you mind sharing this? (Thank you!)
@ilpaimmigration.bsky.social
@colinyeo.bsky.social (thanks for sharing on LinkedIn!:)
@squeakinglyjen.bsky.social
@danielsohege.bsky.social
@alasdairmackenzie.bsky.social
@stevepeers.bsky.social
@rli-sas.bsky.social

The SI is accessible to subscribers here: www.bloomsburyprofessionalonline.com/view/journal...

We are going to be able to make the SI freely accessible in six months' time.

My article ‘Trafficked Persons as Convention Refugees: Opportunities and Obstacles in Asylum Claims based on a Risk of (Re-)Trafficking’ highlights protection gaps for persons at risk of (re)trafficking and the potential of these cases to extend protection to additional claimants

Malak Benslama-Dabdoub considers ‘The Value of Statelessness Legal Protection when Representing Stateless Persons Seeking Sanctuary in the UK’, arguing that practitioners should consider the value of statelessness protection in cases where refugee status is difficult or impossible to secure

In ‘Family Reunification Claims of Refugee Children in the UK: Exploring the Potential of Article 8 ECHR Interpreted in Line with the Best Interests of the Child’, @yuliaioffe.bsky.social argues that Art 8 ECHR requires the articulation of a distinctive child-centred approach to family reunification

The SI then continues with three contributions from legal academics who have identified aspects of their work which may be of relevance to UK practitioners and who have adapted their research to the UK domestic context, with the aim of translating research findings into practical suggestions