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FMR 54 is available online free of charge

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This 15-year-old Syrian boy’s family is hoping to be resettled in Canada and is in the final stages of assessment.

Public Seminar Series, Hilary Term 2026

Our Public Seminar Series is convened by Professor Tom Scott-Smith and Professor Catherine Briddick. This interdisciplinary series brings together scholars and practitioners to explore pressing issues in forced migration and refugee studies. Full details of the seminars in Hilary Term 2026 are now available.

New paper on ensuring a human rights-compliant end to refugeehood co-authored by Catherine Briddick

The Council of Europe Division on Migration and Refugees (DMR) has released a new thematic paper, Ensuring a Human Rights-Compliant End to Refugeehood through Integration, Naturalisation or Voluntary Repatriation, which analyses the legal standards and human rights safeguards that must guide any cessation of refugee protection.

The Gil Loescher Memorial Fund is open for applications

The Gil Loescher Memorial Fund has been established to support the costs of original research on any topic related to refugees and forced displacement by a graduate student (Masters or DPhil) at the University of Oxford. This fund is now open for applications.

Can Trump Dismantle the UN Refugee Convention? | Jeff Crisp article in PassBlue

Jeff Crisp, RSC Visiting Fellow, has authored an article in PassBlue examining the Trump administration’s approach to the global asylum system.

70 years on, why do Sindhis still need to prove they belong? | Uttara Shahani article in The Times of India

Non-signatory states in international refugee law

Visiting Fellowship applications and the Sally Hogg Prize

Attacking health: Understanding the dynamics and broader impacts of violence against healthcare

Displaced Venezuelans experiences of navigating temporary protection in Latin America

RSC Annual Report 2024-2025 now available online

Why it’s a bad idea to triage refugee food aid when everyone's hungry | Madison Bakewell, Vittorio Bruni, and Olivier Sterck

What if… the United Nations was disbanded next Friday? | Jeff Crisp cited in Al Jazeera

Annual Harrell-Bond Lecture with Lea Ypi available as a podcast

Human rights elites at the United Nations: Felix Ermacora and the first human rights fact finding missions (1967-1993)

Dr Hiba Salem wins First Book Prize

Seminar recording: Displacement, solidarity, counter-government

Seminar recording: A short history of the Gaza Strip

Welcoming our Visiting Fellows for Michaelmas term 2025

Public Seminar Series, Michaelmas term 2025

Is the European Convention on Human Rights to blame in migrant crisis? | Catherine Briddick cited in the Times

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