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The US Supreme Court has opted to uphold a flagrant breach of international refugee law's most basic norms. This court has gone beyond being just an embarrassment; it is an active participant in the abuse. nytimes.com/2022/12/27/us/…

Semesteret har startet. Og de trives på kontor 15.003.

The sign-up for our final conference “SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHT TO INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION” is now open! forms.gle/9DoHJxRS554GBw… European Research Executive Agency #H2020 For more details and the conference program, please visit our website: protectproject.w.uib.no/protect-final-…

At the last day of the ASILE Project Annual Conference in Cape Town. It's been fascinating to listen and discuss the excellent work of the PROTECT project sister project. Thank you for the invitation! ACMS Wits University

Ahead of the #PROTECTFinalConference next week, we want to make the most of the opportunity to share our findings with you. Therefore, we have created this booklet with SHORT, POLICY-ORIENTED SUMMARIES of our findings: protectproject.w.uib.no/files/2023/03/… Let us know what you think!

Thanks to UiB Brussels Office Office for hosting PROTECT project's final consortium meeting on 9 March. Not only we who are often in Brussels but also out partners appreciate that this facility, which provides working spaces, networks, and relevant updated information.

On the way to Toronto to present a PROTECT project paper on dilution of international protection through inter-state collaboration on migration, border and security policy.

8 PROTECT project researchers disseminating at Toronto Metropolitan University borderingmigration.com/workshop2023/

#BLOG: Zimbabwean forced migrants in South Africa: the continual search for solutions to long-term displacement Read Nicholas Maple's latest blog contribution on how South Africa administers and handles Zimbabwean forced migrants. Found on our website: protectproject.w.uib.no/zimbabwean-for…

This is open access. We are answering a question that EU politicians should have asked before proposing an asylum-seeker relocation policy where governments can buy themselves out of the legal responsibility to admit asylum seekers.

Blog version of our latest article: do citizens want to pay their way out of the refugee protection responsibility?

Gillian Triggs specifically mentioned the study on public attitudes towards asylum seekers in Europe, conducted by Hakan G. SICAKKAN, @PierrVW, and Cornelius Cappelen from our Department of Comparative Politics, UiB-team✍️ Find your way to their #OpenAccess article here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

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The University of Bergen's PhD programme in Comparative Politics is an excellent one. By the time you're done, you've built an international visibility on your research topic! Here's an opportunity for potential candidates.

It is impossible to do justice to the richness of PROTECT's research. This concluding essay contains my conceptualization of the much needed transformation of international protection and the instruments needed to trigger such a transformation, based on the results from PROTECT.

PROTECT's Pierre Van Wolleghem reaching up new heights!

New groundbreaking article from PROTECT. Follow us. New ones are coming.

We are thşs year's winner of the SAGE award for the best article published in the EUP. More is coming!