Eszter Kollar (she/her)
@eszterkollar79.bsky.social
Philosophy professor at KU Leuven I Director Justice and Migration RG I writing about fair labour migration, refugee and migrant rights, inclusion, colonial legacies; self-determination, equal opportunity, global economic justice I feminist, hiker, dancer
The issue contributes to a much needed debate on the precise nature and conditions of (in)voluntariness as well as its ethical significance for migrant rights and state obligations.
January 18, 2024 at 10:41 AM
The issue contributes to a much needed debate on the precise nature and conditions of (in)voluntariness as well as its ethical significance for migrant rights and state obligations.
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Our second, RSC and BorderCrim ‘Borders, Racialisation, and Refugee Protection in Rwanda’ was with Dr Frank Habineza
Dr Felix Ndahinda, Prof Michael Collyer and Dr @uttara.bsky.social is now available here:
Dr Felix Ndahinda, Prof Michael Collyer and Dr @uttara.bsky.social is now available here:
Refugee Protection and AAA and others|Panel 2: Borders, Racialisation & Refugee Protection in Rwanda
PANEL 2: BORDERS, RACIALISATION, AND REFUGEE PROTECTION IN RWANDAWednesday 29 November, 5pm UK via ZoomChair: Dr Nicola PalmerREFUGEE PROTECTION AND AAA AND ...
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November 30, 2023 at 3:48 PM
Our second, RSC and BorderCrim ‘Borders, Racialisation, and Refugee Protection in Rwanda’ was with Dr Frank Habineza
Dr Felix Ndahinda, Prof Michael Collyer and Dr @uttara.bsky.social is now available here:
Dr Felix Ndahinda, Prof Michael Collyer and Dr @uttara.bsky.social is now available here: