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A presidential decree on refugees released last December finally acknowledges asylum seekers and refugees for what they are – people in need of protection. Prior...

11 Sep 2017

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RESEARCHERS FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS INTERDISCIPLINARY POSTGRADUATE CONFERENCE

THURSDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2017 – THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE CALL FOR PAPERS Conference Spotlight: Forced Migration and Human Rights The conference is intended to...

05 Sep 2017

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The Dublin IV Recast: A Missed Opportunity

On 4 May 2016, the European Commission submitted a proposal for a recast of the Dublin system[1]. This proposal formed a part of the European...

22 Aug 2017

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Protective factors for social-emotional well-being in refugee children in Australia

Considering the global movement of refugee populations, it is important for us as a host nations to understand what can improve the lives and health...

16 Aug 2017

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Exploring refugee women’s settlement experiences in Australia through photovoice

Research exploring issues faced on resettlement from a gender perspective is relatively recent and a growing area of inquiry [1, 2]. For refugee women, key...

09 Aug 2017

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Has the EU really solved its refugee crisis?

Less than two years after the European Union was confronted with an unprecedented influx of refugees, during which over a million people from Syria, Iraq,...

01 Aug 2017

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Who is anti-migrant? The personality traits behind prejudice

Negative attitudes toward migrant populations and refugees is a popular topic of study among prejudice researchers, with these groups being almost universally maligned in their...

24 Jul 2017

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New Home Affairs department should prompt review of Australia’s human rights performance

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has just announced the creation of a new “super-ministry”, modelled on the UK Home Office. By the end of 2018, Australia...

23 Jul 2017

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The Experiences of Iraqi Refugee Children’s Education in Australia: Mothers’ Perspectives

Education is a resource that can assist individuals and families to cope with adversity. It is particularly important for relatively recent refugee families because of...

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The Refugee Research Blog provides a platform for academic and non-academic research and comment on issues surrounding people seeking asylum and refugees.
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RESEARCHERS FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS INTERDISCIPLINARY POSTGRADUATE CONFERENCE

The Dublin IV Recast: A Missed Opportunity

Protective factors for social-emotional well-being in refugee children in Australia

Exploring refugee women’s settlement experiences in Australia through photovoice

Has the EU really solved its refugee crisis?

New Home Affairs department should prompt review of Australia’s human rights performance

The Experiences of Iraqi Refugee Children’s Education in Australia: Mothers’ Perspectives

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