Department of European, Public and International Law

Book Launch "Family Reunification in Europe: Exposing inequalities"

Leading scholars from across Europe gather to discuss the various influencing elements with regard to family reunification issues in Europe.

Online Workshop: Safe Spaces in Gender Sensitive Interviews

Lore Roels presents a participatory online workshop in which experts from academia and the field will share knowledge and provide guidance based on their own ...

New book: Family Reunification in Europe

The edited volume ‘Family Reunification in Europe. Exposing Inequalities’ brings together insights from migration law, private international law and social ...

Child Friendly Asylum Justice

How do children, young people, families and asylum judges interact in the asylum courtroom? That is what Sara Lembrechts examins with her research.

Unaccompanied minors design a courtroom that prioritises children's rights during asylum procedures

The Council for Alien Law Litigation (RvV-CCE) launches a child-friendly courtroom, co-designed by minors, to better safeguard children's rights in asylum ...

Doctoral research highlights obstacles with regard to migrant contributions to their host society

What prevents migrants from contributing to their host society? Drs. Roos-Marie van den Bogaard provides an answer to this question posed by the Special ...

Migrlaw welcomes Thomas Spijkerboer

The Migration Law Research Group is honoured to welcome professor Thomas Spijkerboer as of 1 October 2024.

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