Good to see these guidelines for librarians! I spent a day in a London public library recently, and was impressed to see the number of refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants coming in for advice, information, internet access and a warm place to sit. fm-cab.blogspot.com/2024/12/new-re…

Do please give this important Refugee Law Initiative event a listen and share Chaired by Lucy Hovil, the panel discuss the terrible and urgent situation in Sudan Thank you to Radhouane Nouicer, Kholood Khair and Sharath Srinivasan for joining us

Interested in refugee law, refugee protection and forced migration issues? Apply now for the MA Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies. This online, practice-focused degree was developed by leading experts at the Refugee Law Initiative and will equip you to begin or

Great to see this RefMig publication getting due attention UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency Refugee Law Initiative RefugeeStudiesCentre

ONE MONTH LEFT TO REGISTER!!! Register now for our 2025 Research Methods in the Refugee and Forced Migration Field short course. It's running from 3-7 March 2025 👇👇👇 Deadline to register: 2 February 2025. rli.sas.ac.uk/study-us/short… This intensive research methods course

Please see the RLI Annual Conference CALL FOR PAPERS below "Refugee Law and Forced Migration Studies: Debates, Interactions and Futures’’, 2 - 4 June 2025 The deadline for proposals is in a few weeks: Monday 27 January 2025 Please consider applying!

New article with Lucy Hovil in JRS: "Durable solutions: to what and for whom?" academic.oup.com/jrs/advance-ar… Abstract below If interested in a copy and have access issues, please message me

DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING FOR OUR RESEARCH METHODS SHORT COURSE! Register for our 2025 Research Methods in the Refugee and Forced Migration Field short course. It's running from 3-7 March 2025. Deadline to register: 2 February 2025. This intensive research methods course

Are 'durable solutions' for refugees truly durable? Nicholas Maple & Lucy Hovil argue for a recalibration—centering citizenship, challenging sedentarist assumptions, and recognizing refugees' own solutions. Read today in the JRS: academic.oup.com/jrs/article-ab…

When #resettlement is unattainable, how do displaced individuals whose #refugee status has been revoked sustain hope, contest exclusion, and navigate the uncertainties of protracted displacement? In my new article, “Waithood and Creativity in the Absence of Resettlement:

A new special issue of Refugee Survey Quarterly co-edited by RSC Research Associate Molly Fee explores 'Refugee Resettlement: A Durable Solution at a Crossroads'. Find out more: academic.oup.com/rsq/issue/44/1

The African COVID-19 book shelf, we dare hope, will particularly welcome this one! Responses to COVID-19 in Africa mostly exacerbated the vulnerability of a great many Africans, who already had historical layers of underlying conditions.

The RLI is partnering with Commonwealth Scholarships Commission to offer 10 scholarships for the Oct 2025 intake to the MA Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies Please see the conditions and eligible countries below. Apply by 20 May 2025: rli.sas.ac.uk/news/apply-a-f…

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To borrow the words of Van Heuven Goedhart, the first UNHCR, the situation captured on this photograph (NYT today) should burn holes in our conscience.

Shaddin Almasri, Jasmin Lilian Diab and Nicholas Maple Refugee Law Initiative critique of "durable solutions" frame: rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2025/07/08/dur…