18 November 2020

LawRules #9: We need to talk about Refugees and Migration Law

We need to talk about refugees and migration law. In discussions about these topics, refugees and migration policy are often being treated as the other of politics and policy. But the way states treat those seeking refuge and asylum on their territory is fundamentally a rule of law issue, and actually says a lot about the current state of the rule of law there: Are refugees able to enter a jurisdiction and apply for their right to asylum? Are due process obligations being observed? Do refugees have access to justice? Does the European migration law system work? This is what we discuss in this week’s episode of We Need to Talk About the Rule of Law with our distinguished guests:

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SUGGESTED CITATION  Kalin, Maria, Pardavi, Márta, Worthington, Philip; Kokott, Lennart: LawRules #9: We need to talk about Refugees and Migration Law, VerfBlog, 2020/11/18, https://verfassungsblog.de/lawrules-9-we-need-to-talk-about-refugees-and-migration-law/, DOI: 10.17176/20201118-200355-0.

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