I am now "@profgsgilbert.bsky.social". I will remain here while various people and organisations remain, but this is my last post

Oxford's @LincolnOutreach College is celebrating its 600-year history by interviewing groundbreaking alumni, including @UNSWLaw @profjmcadam. Enjoy the full 📺video/🎧podcast to really understand how the law is grappling with people moving amid #climatechange. #climate #mobility

Just because the #RefugeeCompact is not legally binding (Para.4) does not mean there are not commitments in Para.5 and Para.49.

They’ve fled war and persecution—now they’re battling the climate crisis. In Mauritania, Goodwill Ambassador Theo James met refugees bearing the worst of a crisis they didn’t cause. Ahead of #COP29, hear their urgent calls for action.

But how many of those 87 states will actually give their appropriate contribution and how much of it will be unearmarked. We can but hope, but humanitarian funding for @Refugess needs to be increased

UNHCR Guidelines on International Protection on the application of Article 31 of the 1951 Convention https://t.co/GrL2Aa6Y4h

Travel documents are valuable for refugees, unlocking opportunities beyond travel. Yet, so many refugees globally cannot access them. This must change. https://t.co/WazqvG1tCD

Very happy to see this APPG up and running

Delighted to announce our new project 👇👇

“While many topics spark division, Europeans are united in the belief the EU has a responsibility to show global solidarity via its aid.” Key call from NGOs for 🇪🇺 aid to grow in these troubled times. Cuts would lead to long term negative consequences. https://t.co/EYv9wW0EvO

Thank you @AmyEPope for the visit and for the support to IOM UK’s work of building key partnerships in the UK to help IOM programmes around the world reach more people with the support they need.

Great group to work with and to consider the operationalisation of international protection of forcibly displaced persons in time of armed conflict

Edited by Prof Catherine Dauvergne (UBC) and Prof Kate Jastram (UCCLSF, CGRS), along with @profjmcadam, see the International Journal of Refugee Law's Special Issue on Gender https://t.co/SD32hQC75Y - currently on open access

We participated last week in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief training with the military. Fantastic to see how the international law would be applied in practice to achieve protection of affected populations. Longer story to follow

Toujours. Les Nigeriens ont accueilli toujours les réfugiés. #Diffa

On World Refugee Day, listen to this intelligent and entertaining conversation about refugee experiences and the art of writing, with Pulitzer Prize for Fiction-winner Viet Thanh Nguyen, Miles Franklin-winner Shankari Chandran and @KaldorCentre's @DanGhez

Sometimes the morning run has an added element

What is international law's role re climate displacement?Expanding refugee protection for a changing climate. A group of experts is creating guidelines on how existing refugee and human rights law principles can protect people displaced by climate change.

RT please: Our colleagues are looking for AI researcher/data engineer to help them design and assess the performance of a potential GenAI app for the most important collection of legal documents of refugee law in UNHCR #unjobs @unhcrinnovation #AIjobs

As @Refugees week begins, it’s great news that @Uni_of_Essex alumnus @jnbeuze is starting as head of @Refugees_EU Office, having just been Representative in Iraq and previously Yemen. He is one of so many alumni who work for @Refugees protection.