The Impacts of COVID-19 on Refugees and Migrants
Les vuln茅rabilit茅s et la r茅silience des r茅fugi茅s et des migrants sont nuanc茅es par les lois, l'environnement et la soci茅t茅 dans lesquels ils vivent. Ces r茅alit茅s v茅cues sont aujourd'hui encore plus compliqu茅es par la pand茅mie.
Rejoignez Inter Gentes : Revue de droit international et de pluralisme juridique de 缅北强奸 pour un d茅bat d'experts sur cette nouvelle r茅alit茅.
Cet 茅v茅nement comprendra un panel en deux parties, la premi猫re dirig茅e par des universitaires, et la seconde par des praticiens travaillant sur le terrain
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Professor Evan Fox-Decent, 缅北强奸 Faculty of Law - Professor Fox-Decent will be examining why the international community should embrace the duty of non-refoulement as a peremptory norm of general international law (jus cogens) that applies even during public emergencies such as the coronavirus pandemic.
Professor Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Temple Law School - Professor Ramji-Nogales will discuss 鈥渘ormative authority鈥� of refugee and migration laws and regulations during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jordan Manalastas - Manalastas is is a graduate of UCLA and Cornell Law School. He now works as an immigration lawyer and public defender based in New York City. He practices removal defense for individuals detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and facing deportation.
Ahmed Ullah, Canadian Rohingya Development Initiative - Ullah is a Canadian activist and Human Rights Defender for the Rohingya people actively supporting his local Rohingya community and co-founding the Canadian Rohingya Development Initiative. He has spoken around the world including the United Nations, Global Education Skills Forum, and more.
