Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter
The November issue of the International Refugee Rights Initiative’s Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter (formerly the Fahamu Refugee Legal Aid Newsletter) is out. Find the full newsletter .
IN THIS ISSUE:
News on countries of origin
News on countries of asylum
Detention and deportation news
Announcements
Conferences and workshops
Calls for papers
Grants and awards: PRM grants for Kenya and Ethiopia NGOs
Announcement: EUROMED and SRLAN members
CASE NOTES AND SHORT PIECES
STOP PRESS: The quashing of the Prevention of Infiltration Law: Israeli Supreme Court decides on detention of asylum seekers
Statelessness averted? Former Burundian refugees to receive Tanzanian citizenship
Immigration lawyers across USA call for review of ‘inhumane’ detention and removal policies towards minors
Groups sue U.S. government over life-threatening deportation process against mothers and children escaping extreme violence in Central America
Case note: Hounga v Allen & Anor [2014] UKSC 47 (30 July 2014)
Case note: Carter, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] EWHC 2603 (Admin) (29 July 2014)
Refugees face curbs on rights in Western Sahara/Algeria
South African Supreme Court of Appeal upholds appeal in the case of Somali Association of South Africa & 5 Others v LEDET, Minister of Police, Minister of Home Affairs and Others
Australia-Cambodia resettlement deal disregards Refugee Convention obligations
NGOs across the world highlight the deterioration of protection standards for asylum seekers in Australia
Mind that data: The pitfalls of UNHCR RSD data
Continuing conflicts that create refugees
South Africa will not return Rwandan refugee stating he will face persecution if returned to his country of origin
Proposal for an EU directive on the identification of statelessness and the protection of stateless persons
ARTICLES
Back to the Dark Ages? The imminent danger of a regional domino effect in Obama’s hardline policy for mothers fleeing Central America
Immigration detention in the media: anarchy and ambivalence
Publications
Resources
Requests