Archive for the ‘Borders’ Category
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The Frontex Push-Back Controversy: Lessons on Oversight (Part I)
19 Apr 2021By Elspeth Guild, Jean Monnet Professor ad personam, Queen Mary University of London and Emeritus Professor Radboud University Netherlands Revelations about Frontex’s potential unlawful…
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Let’s not forget about Schengen
12 Mar 2021By Jorrit J. Rijpma, Professor of European Law at the Europa Institute of Leiden Law School, Leiden University. This blog builds on an…
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The Commission’s proposal for a new Independent Monitoring Mechanism at the external border of the EU: a necessary but limited mechanism
22 Feb 2021Romain Lanneau, former Research and Project Assistant at the Odysseus Academic Network. The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the…
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A New Common European Approach to Search and Rescue? Entrenching Proactive Containment
03 Feb 2021By Violeta Moreno-Lax, Reader (Associate Professor), Queen Mary Law School The EU (Non-)rescue Paradigm The ambition of the New Pact…
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The Pact and Detention: An Empty Promise of ‘certainty, clarity and decent conditions’
06 Jan 2021By Galina Cornelisse, Associate Professor, EU Law and Public International Law, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam When presenting the new Pact on Migration and…
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Border Procedure: Efficient Examination or Restricted Access to Protection?
18 Dec 2020By Jens Vedsted-Hansen, Professor, Aarhus University As one of the novelties in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum and its…
