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Amsterdam Centre for Migration and Refugee Law

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  • One year after hosting the 2023 Roundtable on Global Migration Law in the EU, we are pleased to share the newly published summary report. Key themes include access to basic services, regular migration pathways and decent working conditions. 🔗 Download the Summary Report PDF here: https://lnkd.in/eRxwntQX

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    Assistant Professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)

    The Summary Report of the international roundtable on ‘Global Migration Law in the EU’ is now available on the GML Hub website (https://lnkd.in/gAWEarXx; PDF is available here: https://lnkd.in/epBkxehP) Key takeaways:  1. The debate on migration should not be separated from the broader debates on equality, labour, economic growth, and social justice. 2. Complementary implementation of the Compact and the Convention needs to be promoted. UN treaty bodies and international organizations such as the IOM and ILO can stimulate this cross-fertilization by consistently and explicitly relying on the Compact and the Convention (along with other international human rights instruments). Regional human rights bodies might also play a role in these processes. 3. The Committee on Migrant Workers needs to be integrated into the UNNM’s Executive Committee and Thematic Groups. The IOM needs to work towards this integration and take initiative in promoting the Convention along with the Compact. 4. Academic and policy-oriented studies into how the Convention and the Compact add value to the creation of national and EU migration law are needed. These studies would increase awareness about both instruments and inform the debate regarding endorsement and ratification. 5. EU and national legislators and policy makers need to avoid legislative initiatives that potentially weaken migrant rights enshrined in the Convention and the Compact. The roundtable was held as part of the joint activities of the ACMRL and the UN Committee on Migrant Workers (CMW), the Roundtable provided a forum for various stakeholders to discuss the relationship between the Migrant Workers Convention and the Global Compact for Migration and explore the added value of both instruments for migration law and policies in the EU. The Roundtable gathered over 30 participants, among them representatives from: the UN CMW; the United Nations Network on Migration; IOM - UN Migration Geneva; IOM The Netherlands; the European Economic and Social Committee; the Governments of Portugal and the Netherlands; civil society organizations from the Netherlands and Belgium; Everaert Advocaten Immigration Lawyers; academics from the Netherlands, Geneva Graduate Institute, and the United Kingdom; and students of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam). The roundtable was co-funded by the VU Interdisciplinary Centre for European Studies (VICES), and the Municipality of Amsterdam. The ACMRLwould like to thank them for their support and collaboration.

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  • Call for Papers: Reverse Strategic Litigation on Migrants' Rights   📅 Date: 27-28 March 2025 📍 Location: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam), The Netherlands 📅 Submission Deadline: December 20, 2024, 23:59   The Amsterdam Centre for Migration and Refugee Law (ACMRL) and Human Rights Discourse in Migration Societies (MeDiMi) are pleased to announce a call for papers for our upcoming research workshop on the strategic role of governments in migrants' rights litigation. The workshop focuses on the practices of Governments before human rights courts and committees in migration-related cases. 💡 We invite submissions from researchers at all career stages and from diverse fields who are interested in exploring this topic, covering areas such as: - Strategies and tactics employed by governments in migration-related cases - Discussions of specific cases or situations or specific doctrinal or procedural developments involving government litigation strategies - Case studies illustrating how governments influence migration jurisprudence - The impact of national-level processes on the formulation of government litigation strategies   ✉️ Submission: Submit your abstract (400 words) by December 20, 2024, at 23:59 via email.   🔗 Further information and submission details can be found on our website (https://lnkd.in/ePNtF_wr) and in the PDF below.   For additional inquiries, feel free to contact us directly! We look forward to your contributions!

  • 🚀 ACMRL warmly welcomes our new visiting researcher Jens Theilen Jens Theilen is a post-doctoral researcher at the Helmut-Schmidt-University in Hamburg and a visiting researcher at ACMRL this November. Jens' work incorporates critical legal approaches, including feminist, queer and postcolonial perspectives. Their postdoctoral project critically examines German citizenship and migration law, highlighting its connections to economic, racial, and gender structures. While visiting the ACMRL as part of the Volkswagen Foundation-funded project "Framing Reality and Normativity in European Human Rights Law: Climate Change, Migration and Authoritarianism," Jens explores the genealogy of the link between sovereignty and migration control in migration law. We’re excited to have Jens with us and appreciate our engaging discussions during their visit. Click here to find out more about Jens: https://lnkd.in/e8NdX2Zu Also, see this link for more information on our ACMRL's visitors programme: https://lnkd.in/eBJMGNSB

    New visiting researcher: Jens Theilen - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

    New visiting researcher: Jens Theilen - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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  • 📢 Nieuwe publicatie: Kroniek van het Migratierecht in het Nederlands Juristenblad 2024!   Met trots kondigen we aan dat de nieuwste editie van de Kroniek van het Migratierecht is verschenen in het Nederlands Juristenblad. Deze editie (NJB 2024/2129) is geschreven door een team bestaande uit onze huidige en voormalige ACMRL-collega’s: Hemme Battjes, Galina Cornelisse, Nadia Ismaili, Marcelle Reneman, Lieneke Slingenberg, Thomas Spijkerboer en Martijn Stronks. In deze editie bieden zij een uitgebreide analyse van de recente ontwikkelingen en uitdagingen binnen het migratierecht, waaronder mensenrechtenschendingen door Frontex, gezinsherenigingsbeperkingen en het nieuwe Europese migratiepact.   Deze kroniek levert een bijdrage aan het juridisch inzicht in migratievraagstukken en biedt essentiële informatie voor juristen, beleidsmakers en onderzoekers.   Lees meer op onze website, waar je ook de volledige PDF kunt bekijken: https://lnkd.in/eb_Q3nd3  

    Nieuwe editie van de Kroniek van het Migratierecht in Nederlands Juristenblad 2024

    Nieuwe editie van de Kroniek van het Migratierecht in Nederlands Juristenblad 2024

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  • Migratierecht is actueler dan ooit, dus volg de cursus actualiteiten #migratierecht van VU Law Academy verzorgd door onze collega’s van ACMRL Lieneke Slingenberg, Janna Wessels, Younous Arbaoui en Katja Swider en wees weer helemaal bij! Datum: 28 november 2024 Plaats: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) Onderwerpen die aan bod komen:    - opvang asielzoekers    - asielcrisis en EU-recht    - definitie sociale groep in asielzaken    - nationaliteit en asiel    - verblijf op grond van IVBPR Meer informatie over de cursus, kosten en inschrijving vindt u via deze link: https://lnkd.in/e4nDSAGf

    Cursus Actualiteiten migratierecht VU Law Academy - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

    Cursus Actualiteiten migratierecht VU Law Academy - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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    🌟 Celebrations at ACMRL: Congratulations Lieneke Slingenberg! We're incredibly proud and excited to announce that Lieneke Slingenberg, Professor of Migrants and the Rule of Law Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam), has been awarded the prestigious Vidi grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)! In her project, titled 'Executive supremacy? Executive lawmaking in migration law’, Lieneke will investigate whether the legislative powers of the executive in migration law are sufficiently constrained to prevent arbitrariness - an issue that is crucial for safeguarding the legitimacy of the rules and migrants’ freedom and dignity. Her research will systematically map and analyse the scope of administrative legislative power in migration law, touching on issues of detention, income and family reunification in the Dutch and EU contexts. With her project, she aims to develop a normative framework of assessment for strengthening the rule of law in the area of migration and to draw lessons for similar areas of administrative law. Please read more about Lienekes project here: https://lnkd.in/exgNEpky and here: https://lnkd.in/eTjzuCwv We at ACMRL look forward to Lieneke's research and are honoured to be able to support her.

    NWO awards Vidi funding to Lieneke Slingenberg - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

    NWO awards Vidi funding to Lieneke Slingenberg - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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  • 🌟 New Project at the Migration Law Clinic With a new cohort of Masters students, our Migration Law Clinic at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) has started a new project! They are going to work on a critical legal issue concerning the interpretation of the EU Return Directive. During the kick-off meeting, the students were introduced to the topic and had the opportunity to meet the coordinator of the clinic Younous Arbaoui, and their supervisors Lisa-Marie Komp and Katja Swider. The new team discussed the goals of the clinic and received preliminary information to begin their research.   Between now and January 2025, the students will conduct in-depth research and prepare an expert opinion to be submitted to the Court of Justice of the European Union.   We wish our students a great start and invite everyone to stay tuned for updates on their progress over the coming weeks!   For more information, visit the Migration Law Clinic website: https://lnkd.in/eNBCvCMs

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    Reminder: Seminar on the Migration Pact at Vrije Universiteit next Thursday 15:00-17:00! Thursday 24 October 15:00-17:00 our Department of Transnational Legal Studies is happy to welcome Iris Goldner Lang (University of Zagreb) for a seminar evaluating the EU Migration Pact together with our own Galina Cornelisse, Lieneke Slingenberg and Imke van Gardingen (chaired by Martijn Stronks). The speakers will discuss the following aspects related to the Migration Pact: - Fundamental Rights Monitoring during Border Procedures - Border Procedures, Crisis Mechanisms and ‘Hotspotisation’ - Migrants' Rights under the New Reception Conditions Directive - The Posting of Third Country Workers and the New Single Permit Directive Everyone is welcome at the Vrije Universiteit (room NU-4B47). You can also attend online. Please register with our secretariat by sending an email to Judy Richardson: secretariaat.rr.tls.rch@vu.nl.

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  • 🌟 Welcoming Our New Colleague: Masja Zweers 🌟 ACMRL is delighted to welcome Masja Zweers as our new PhD candidate and teacher at the ACMRL at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)!   Masja holds an LL.B. in law and a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Universiteit Utrecht and recently graduated cum laude from the Legal Research Master, also at Utrecht University, where her research focused on the discriminatory effects of the Dutch integration exam abroad. She brings a strong academic background and a deep passion for equality issues, empirical research, philosophy and family migration law. Masja also gained valuable experience as a student researcher at Utrecht University, as a volunteer legal assistant at Stichting VluchtelingenWerk, and as an editor at the Verblijfblog.   With us, Masja's PhD research will explore the role of emotions in the assessment of parenthood for migrant parents, as part of the NWO project Politics of Emotion in Migration Law, led by Betty de Hart.   Click here for more information about Masja: https://lnkd.in/emM5gQcD   We are happy to have her on our team and excited to see how Masja’s work will contribute!

    Welcoming Our New Colleague: Masja Zweers - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

    Welcoming Our New Colleague: Masja Zweers - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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  • Are you interested in doing a Master's in International Migration and Refugee Law? Or do you know someone who might be? We invite you to join our upcoming information session at the VU Masterday!   🗓 When? Date: 10 October 2024 Time: 17:00 - 17:30 CEST Where: Online (link via registration)   The VU is hosting an online Master’s Event where you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about our Master's programme in International Migration and Refugee Law. This event includes an online information session by our centre, ACMRL and interactive opportunities on the platform throughout the day from 15:00 - 19:00 CEST. You'll have the opportunity to interact directly with current students and lecturers and get all your questions answered. In addition, you will also be able to discover other Master opportunities.   For more information and to register for the VU Masterday, please visit: https://lnkd.in/etCs3Chy   For general information about our master specialisation in International Migration and Refugee Law, please download our flyer or visit the VU website: https://lnkd.in/ekFibWrR

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