BEYOND transitions to Bluesky ✨.We've decided to move our account to Bluesky, where we'll continue to share our latest research updates. Bluesky-handle: @non-signatory.bsky.social📍. We truly appreciate all the engagement you've shown us and hope to see you there!

This week, Beyond's four researchers led a panel at @IASFMglobal, sparking interesting discussions on non-signatory states in international refugee law 🌍. 🔗Curious about the panel's biggest takeaways? Discover them in the full article: .

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We are on our way @IASFMglobal in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Looking forward to an exciting week ahead! .

🔗 Read @kazmi_arjumand's piece in Dawn:

Afghan refugees in Pakistan are currently being subjected to arbitrary arrests, detentions, trials and deportation to Afghanistan🚨. However, a landmark Islamabad High Court decision addressing Afghan refugees’ legal struggles in Pakistan could pave the way for change.️.

How can refugees engage in shaping their futures if agreements remain confidential? . @MYRMEK, @SanjeebHossain and @lewiseturner delve into the necessity of transparency in UNHCR-host state agreements in @BorderCrim. 🔗Read the blog post here:.

Guyana - a non-signatory state to the 1951 Refugee Convention. Thank you @newhumanitarian for spotlighting! .

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Curious about the BEYOND project and what kick-started it?🌍. In the project’s first article @MYRMEK set out a new research agenda and asked: What is the influence of the 1951 Refugee Convention in non-signatory states and how do they engage with the international refugee regime?.

Read more about the BEYOND-project on our website:

Over the next few weeks, we’re revisiting some of our most impactful research articles✨. Whether you’re new here or a longtime reader, get ready to dive back into key findings that continue to shape our field of international refugee law and non-signatory states🏛️

Read the op-ed here: .

Due to the high number of Ukrainian refugees arriving in Norway, the government wants to accept only a fraction of the world’s refugees in need of resettlement. As a reaction, our research assistant Hanna Berg has written an op-ed on Norway’s unequal treatment of refugee groups.

📢 Join tomorrow’s seminar with @GurakarOzlem as she explores how Turkish courts engage with the Refugee Convention in cases involving non-European refugees. 🗓️ Date: Nov. 8, 12:15 – 14:00.📍 Eilert Sundts hus, A-blokka: Auditorium 4.

RT @MYRMEK: Together with @jasminldiab, I write for @alrawiyamag about how Israel's war on Lebanon has further alienated and marginalized m….

Read @MYRMEK and @jasminldiab's insightful op-ed on migrant workers in Lebanon, featured in Klassekampen.

What are the current aspects of the complex interrelation between human rights law and refugee law? . Explore @GurakarOzlem's contribution in the edited volume 'Human Rights after 75 Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights' here:

As well as @GurakarOzlem's research article 'Turkish Council of State’s Engagement with International Refugee Law in Cases Involving “Non-European” Refugees'. Congratulations to both! 💐.

We are thrilled that BEYOND team members have had their research articles accepted in the International Journal of Refugee Law. 🔥. Stay tuned for @kazmi_arjumand's 'Pakistan’s Judicial Engagement with International Refugee Law'!.

In Rotterdam this week and interested in visual representations of migration research?. Come to this exhibition @ErasmusESL where Prof. Maja Janmyr will share her journey of converting her research into a graphic novel. @federicavioli @wessels_janna .