Project ‘Know your rights’
Mid October the Know Your Rights Project has started. Know Your Rights is a program which is set up by international law firm DLA Piper in cooperation with NGO New …
Mid October the Know Your Rights Project has started. Know Your Rights is a program which is set up by international law firm DLA Piper in cooperation with NGO New …
An interview with: Ludovica Gualtieri I’m Ludovica Gualtieri, a political science graduate from Rome, Italy. I developed a deep interest and passion for the topic of migration since my first …
An interview with: Lynn Hillary My name is Lynn Hillary and I came to Amsterdam in 2015 to study IMRL. Before that, I had studied public law in Belgium (VUB, …
Lecture 28 September 2018: Helena Wray Legal issues in family migration In her lecture, Helena Wray discussed the UK Supreme Court’s case law on article 8 and family reunification as a …
The Euromix research team at the Vrije Universiteit Faculty of Law study the regulation of ‘mixture’ (‘inter-racialized’ sex, relationships and marriage) in Europe’s past and present. The project challenges the common assumption that Europe never …
In this documentary by Pieter Boeles he asks the question why ‘we’ can travel everywhere and why ‘they’ or ‘the others’ can only reach Europe with danger to their own …
This report addresses the way in which the IND and COA identify asylum seekers with special needs. Attention is paid to the Medical Advice Interviewing and Decision-making (FMMU-advies), the Forensic …
Hanna Umecka and Kenya Pigneret, two students of the master track Internatioal Migration and Refugee Law, went to Chios to work for Refugee Law Clinics Abroad (VU-Refugee Clinics Abroad externship). They wrote …
In the framework of the Horizon 2020 project, CEASEVAL, Hans van Oort finalized in May 2018 the Baseline Study on the Common European Asylum Study on behalf of the ACMRL, …
Lieneke Slingenberg has been awarded a NWO Veni grant for research on human rights and refugees. This grant allows highly promising researchers to conduct research for a period of three years.