Pandemic as Revelation: What Does It Tell Us about People on the Move?
What is the pandemic telling us about people on the move? In this blog posted on the website of the Graduate
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The end of asylum?
In memory of Mona Mahmoud, a presentation was made on 18 June at an event co-organised by the Centre for
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In Yemen, a deadly concoction of arms sales, conflict and Covid-19 – The Interpreter
This short read highlights various contradictions in UN Security Council decision-making on Yemen where the spread of Covid-19 continues unimpeded
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Covid-19 – Notes on migrants, an ICMHD health policy contribution
Like all viral infections, especially respiratory ones, Covid-19 is particularly dangerous for people in vulnerable settings. Given the difficult situations
Continue readingUpdate UK – May 2020
Ms Mona Mustapha Mahmoud It is with profound sadness that UAI in the UK announces the death, on 11 April
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Could COVID-19 Upend International Asylum Norms?
As the coronavirus pandemic drives unprecedented mobility restrictions within and across borders, there is a major risk that “states and
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Where is humanity? The human cost of detaining asylum-seekers
An interview with Avril Loveless, Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group (GDWG) UAI: Avril, could you tell us what you do at
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Post-pandemic change? Humanitarian action and multilateralism in transnational times
We live in interesting times. A pandemic hits and our world is turned upside down. Old certainties quickly unravel. Journalists,
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First, Save Lives
In solidarity with refugees and migrants in the time of Covid 19, UAI has added its name to the Civil
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Immediate actions need to be taken to face up to the unprecedented risks posed by Coronavirus to humanity at large.
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