Lovely message to graduates from our Dallal Stevens instagram.com/tv/Cf6hIBBj5b5… #warwicklawgrad #warwickgrad

Our PI Vicki Squire from University of Warwick addresses the audience today at the Data and Displacement Dissemination Event in Abuja #data #humanitarianism #IDPs #humanitarian ethics #Abuja

Who is benefiting from the #data we are collecting from #IDPS? what changes in the lives of displaced people after thier data has been collected? How do we utilise IDP data in a way that upholds IDP data rights? Interesting insights from Nathaniel Awuapila from our Advisory Board

Our Lead Research Fellow Modesta Tochukwu Alozie from at University of Warwick highlighting recommendations on how to achieve a more effective data practice for #IDPs in Nigeria, including the need to improve IDP #dataliteracy.

We have just commenced the second session where #IDPs are discussing thier #datacollection experiences. 'Sometimes we provide data to 5 different organisations in a day'

We will launch our final project report on Monday, the 12th of September 2022 14:30 - 16:30 CET at Palais Des Nations, Geneva. Big thanks to all the project team, especially our IOM partners @PrithviHirani and Robert Trigwell for making this event possible!

Read our Final Project Report on the #ethical and #operational challenges of #datadriven #humanitarianism for #IDPs in camp-like settings in #Nigeria and #SouthSudan You can access the report on our project webpage here: bit.ly/3dcPTHN

Delighted to announce the Data and displacement report is now launched, thanks to all the team! Connecting the Dots: Why Ethical Standards in Humanitarian Data | IOM Blog weblog.iom.int/connecting-dot…

10,741 signatures 15 MPs and Advisors 3 powerful speakers representing refugee women, academia and employers 1 simple ask - let refugees and people seeking asylum work and study

📣BREM BOOK LAUNCH📣 ‼️ONLINE‼️ Postcoloniality and forced migration Edited by Martin Lemberg-Pedersen Sharla M Fett @LucyMayblin @NinaSahraoui Eva Magdalena Stambøl November 23 2022, 16:00 GMT Join us: bit.ly/3Eo4B9B

We started this project in the midst of the pandemic yet here we are! We're thrilled to share the introduction to our Special issue "The Geopolitics of Return migration in the International System". tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… zeynepmencutek Geopolitics @pollypw.bsky.social Centre for Global Cooperation Research

When I read law, the judgments of Butler-Sloss were always at the vanguard of precedent. She is one of the country's foremost legal minds. Please listen to what she has to say about the Illegal Migration Bill being "quite simply, cruel". ~AA

Lords currently debating this astounding provision in the Illegal Migration Bill, giving the Secretary of State powers to effectively force transport staff - anyone from a ship captain to a train conductor - to detain potential deportees. A genuinely mad bit of legislation. ~AA

New article from Maja Janmyr and Charlotte Lysa on Saudi Arabia's role in the drafting of the #RefugeeConvention and its current and historical relationship with #UNHCR. Published in International Journal of Refugee Law: academic.oup.com/ijrl/advance-a…

We are delighted that our Head of Department, Professor Pat Unwin has been recognised for his invaluable contribution to Chemistry having just been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society royalsociety.org/news/2024/05/n… Many congratulations Pat!

Congratulations to Prof Patrick Unwin (Warwick Chemistry) who has been elected as a Fellow of the The Royal Society! Find out more about his invaluable contributions to science ⬇️ bit.ly/3V1zAR7

Looking back at AFAR @DeryaOzkul’s appearance on the Migration Oxford Podcast w/ Caterina Rodelli. If you missed it, follow the link to hear their discussion on the ethical implications of using new technologies in migration & asylum governance. 👇 hertie-school.org/en/fundamental…

We are in London this week at #rliconf24! On Wednesday the BEYOND team will be convening a panel on International Refugee Law at the (UNHCR) Archives. @GurakarOzlem Dr Arjumand Bano Kazmi Maja Janmyr rli.sas.ac.uk/rli-annual-con…

The inaugural Lecture by Professor Sarah Singer takes place this evening in Beveridge Hall, Senate House from 5:30pm - 'Criminalising #Asylum: From exceptionalism to #Rwanda'. All welcome - register now - drinks reception from 4:45pm: shorturl.at/ikDW5 School of Advanced Study, University of London University of London

We are excited to kickstart BEYOND’s workshop, gathering scholars from all over the world to contribute to our book project 'Non-signatory States in International Refugee Law'