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  • BREXIT Vol. 2: Britain’s withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights

    BREXIT Vol. 2: Britain’s withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 11/07/2016

    In the midst of debates on whether the United Kingdom (UK) should leave the European Union, the UK’s Home Affairs Secretary Theresa May came out with a controversial statement turning things upside down by redirecting the British opposition against another European institution – the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

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  • Politicizing children’s rights: the United Nations and the crisis of impunity

    Politicizing children’s rights: the United Nations and the crisis of impunity0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 07/07/2016

    UN Office of the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflicts recently issued its well-known ‘list of shame’. This report tracks State Parties and non-state actors that commit grave violations against children in armed conflict. Saudi Arabia is not included.

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  • There is something –missing– about Brazil: Women, social protest and massive sports events

    There is something –missing– about Brazil: Women, social protest and massive sports events0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 30/06/2016

    Brazil is used to dealing with two issues lately: massive sport events and extensive social protests that challenge them. Yet the recent brutal gang rape provoked a discourse that had always been downplayed, forgotten – or neglected. When massive sport events make the sex industry flourish, how do we address and tackle the underlying stigmatization of women in Brazil? Authors: Irene Zugasti & Simon Marijsse

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  • What would Brexit (actually) mean for the UK’s migration policy

    What would Brexit (actually) mean for the UK’s migration policy0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 22/06/2016

    No matter where you’re residing, chances are you have heard of the impending doom or glory (depends how you look at it) facing the UK in the name of Brexit. Arguably, the main issue concerning Brexit is the current buzzword in British politics today, migration.

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  • History replaying: Greece and the policy of settling refugees

    History replaying: Greece and the policy of settling refugees0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 17/06/2016

    The refugee crisis is certainly not only a Greek problem, although  direct consequences affect it as the host country. The host country has to apply policies in order to settle and provide with all the necessary the refugees from the first moment of their arrival. But does Greece have to act for the whole of Europe alone?

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  • How long is ‘temporary’? – The renewed extension of the State of Emergency in France

    How long is ‘temporary’? – The renewed extension of the State of Emergency in France0

    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 14/06/2016

    The French parliament has recently voted in favor of the third extension of the nationwide state of emergency which now lasts until the end of July. The decision from May 19, 2016, has been justified as being the only way to safely carry out the major sports events taking place in France this summer: the Euro 2016 and the Tour de France. While the safety of those involved in these events has top priority, it is questionable whether the introduced measures are proportional. 

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    • Environment and Energy, Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 28/01/2019
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 08/04/2020
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 01/09/2020
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    • Environment and Energy, Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 24/03/2019
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 28/01/2019
  • Politheor's Special Report: The Gender Agenda
    • Human Rights and Migration, Special Report
    • 25/11/2016
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 10/05/2015
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 22/02/2019

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    The invisible workers
    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
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    Hinduization of ‘Secular’ India – Disintegrating into Theocracy
    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 08/04/2020
  • Blaming the victims: threats to the Roma in France
    Blaming the victims: threats to the Roma in France
    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 28/05/2019
  • Drums of prejudice: Avenging terror through hate crimes?
    Drums of prejudice: Avenging terror through hate crimes?
    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
    • 29/04/2019
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    • Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
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