Unpublished/"grey literature

Opening Doors: A Global Survey of NGO Attitudes Towards LGBTI Refugees and Asylum Seekers

Primary Author(s): 
Organization for Refuge, Asylum and Migration (ORAM)
Primary Institution: 
ORAM

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) asylum seekers and refugees are among the most vulnerable people in the world. Having fled persecution in their home countries without the support of their families or local communities, they frequently confront even more social exclusion, severe discrimination, and violence in their countries of transit or asylum. Their extreme marginalization deepens the need for informed intervention by non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

English
Date Released: 
Fri, 2012/08/10 (All day)

Rainbow Bridges: A community Guide to Rebuilding the Lives of LGBTI Refugees and Asylees

Primary Author(s): 
Organization for Refuge Asylum and Migration
Primary Institution: 
Organization for Refuge Asylum and Migration

 

A recent publication produced by the US based Organization for Refuge, Asylum and Migration (ORAM).

 

English
Organization for Refuge, Asylum and Migration (ORAM)
Date Released: 
Tue, 2012/06/12 (All day)

State of Exception: An Agambenian perspective on the detention of North Koreans in South Korea

Primary Author(s): 
Southcott, Darren
Primary Institution: 
Refugee Law Initiative

This research critically explores the role of the Hanawon reintegration facility in the securitisation of migration for citizens of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) settling in the Republic of Korea (ROK).

English
Date Released: 
Wed, 2012/05/30 (All day)

The right to asylum in EU law

Primary Author(s): 
Husain, Raza
Primary Institution: 
Refugee Law Initiative

The present document constitutes a summary of some of the main points discussed during the seminar. It is not a full record of proceedings and the views expressed do not necessarily represent those of the Refugee Law Initiative.

English
Date Released: 
Wed, 2012/05/30 (All day)

Armed conflict and refugee law: are courts getting it right?

Primary Author(s): 
Storey, Hugo
Primary Institution: 
Refugee Law Initiative

Dr Storey delivered the following paper in a personal capacity and not as a representative of the Upper Tribunal or the International Association of Refugee Law Judges.

English
Date Released: 
Wed, 2012/05/30 (All day)

Article 1 F(c) of the 1951 Convention: Denying refugee status because of acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations

Primary Author(s): 
Goodwin-Gill, Guy
Primary Institution: 
University of Oxford

The present document constitutes a summary of some of the main points discussed during the seminar. It is not a full record of proceedings and the views expressed do not necessarily represent those of the Refugee Law Initiative.

Professor Goodwin-Gill delivered the following paper.

English
Date Released: 
Wed, 2012/05/30 (All day)

Regional mixed migration summary for December 2011 & January 2012

Primary Author(s): 
Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat
Primary Institution: 
Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat

The RMMS Mixed Migration Summary is now available : a summary of mixed migration statistics, issues and analysis from the Horn of Africa and Yemen for the months of December 2011 and January 2012. As always trends and conditions are changing and tens of thousands of people have been on the move against a turbulent regional backdrop of civil war, military invasions, drought, famine, restricted humanitarian access, increased anti-foreigner sentiments and the continual desire for people to improve their lives.
 

English
Date Released: 
Thu, 2012/02/16 (All day)

Regional mixed migration summary for October 2011

Primary Institution: 
Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat
English

Danish Refugee Council
Date Released: 
Thu, 2011/11/17 (All day)

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