SIGN UP to our webinar on the eve of International Women's Day. @AleishaEbrahimi and Gillian Kane will be discussing the vulnerability of women and children in the context of displacement. 6pm GMT on 7 March #InternationalWomensDay #migration #women networkformigrationmatters.com/event-details/…

Our first webinar of the year is here !! Gillian Kane speaks to us for International Women’s Day on 7th march at 6pm GMT. Spread the word ! networkformigrationmatters.com/event-details/…

Aleisha Ebrahimi (PhD Candidate & Associate Lecturer (Teaching) at UCL Laws) will be speaking at an online event about the vulnerability of displaced women and children. She will present her recent research on the obstacles that women face in refugee camps, namely breastfeeding

New on the blog: Rose Bewick reviews 'White Borders' by Reece Jones: networkformigrationmatters.com/post/white-bor… Interested in submitting a book review? Get in touch at [email protected]!

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New on the blog: Imogen Mellor reflects on the recent BBC documentary telling the real 'Mo Farah' story. 'The documentary has raised so much awareness that calls to a trafficking charity helpline increased by 20% after Farah’s revelation.' tinyurl.com/sahn682u

Our first research forum event of this academic year will take place online on 14 Nov - we are delighted to be joined by Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne of MU School of Law & Criminology who will discuss her recently published book on IDPs and international refugee law. Register at: networkformigrationmatters.com/event-details/…

Please join our immigration barristers for our autumn seminar series. Topics include ARAP, deportation, civil claims, asylum support and inadmissibility. All seminars online from 3pm-4:30pm. Sign up via the link onepumpcourt.co.uk/seminars-and-t…

Join us online next Monday at 5.30pm (GMT) for our first research forum event of the academic year - we are delighted to be joined by Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne who will discuss her recent @OUPlaw monograph. Sign up at: networkformigrationmatters.com/webinar

Looking forward to having Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne of MU School of Law & Criminology with us next week at the Network for Migration Matters research forum. Sign up details below ⬇️

Looking forward to discussing the relationship between #internaldisplacement and #refugeelaw with Network for Migration Matters next week

Come here about how internally displaced persons feature (OR NOT) in international refugee law - Monday evening 5:30 GMT with Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne Go to: networkformigrationmatters.com/webinar to register

Happening TODAY at 5.30pm GMT. Join us! Register at: networkformigrationmatters.com/event-details/…

🚨Starting in just over 1 hour - email us at [email protected], if you would like to join.

Happening now: Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne explores the relationship between the refugee category and internal displacement.

Interesting event from Network for Migration Matters with Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne arguing that the IDP protection framework does NOT undermine refugee protection because the standards for safety in countries of origin are high.

Thank you to Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne for joining us yesterday for a really insightful webinar on #IDP protection and #internationalrefugeelaw. Great discussion and lots of food for thought. If you missed it, we hope to share the recording soon!

Missed our recent research forum webinar with Dr Bríd Ní Ghráinne of MU School of Law & Criminology? You can now watch the recording at: youtu.be/6YqD6jGX18I Thanks, Bríd for the fascinating discussion - we look forward to welcoming you back to NMM in the future!