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Inter-state communications before UN treaty bodies: time for their wider use?

Rosana Garciandia, Jean-Pierre Gauci | 3rd July 2024

Image Credit: Palais Wilson, OHCHR Geneva headquarters Developments at the…

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Human Rights and IHL+2
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Landmark protections for migrant workers in Australia

Georgia Greville | 1st July 2024

Today marks the coming into force of the final component in a series of Australian…

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Labour Rights+1
Migration
Holistic approach key to quality legal advice for modern slavery survivors

John Trajer, Jean-Pierre Gauci, Noemi Magugliani | 25th January 2023

Although people with lived experience of modern slavery often have complex…

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Migration+1
Modern Slavery
Migrant Crossings in the Channel: Non-Assistance, Securitisation, and Accountability Under International Law

Jean-Pierre Gauci, Noemi Magugliani | 17th January 2022

On Wednesday, 24 October 2021, 27 people lost their lives in the maritime…

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Human Rights and IHL+1
Migration
Judicial, quasi-judicial and specialised non-judicial bodies as determinants of anti-trafficking efforts

Noemi Magugliani, Jean-Pierre Gauci | 29th October 2021

This blog post builds on a presentation Dr Noemi Magugliani and Dr Jean-Pierre…

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Migration

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BIICL Blog

Read our latest blog posts

Welcome to the BIICL Blog hosted by the research team at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL)

Inter-state communications before UN treaty bodies: time for their wider use?

Landmark protections for migrant workers in Australia

Holistic approach key to quality legal advice for modern slavery survivors

Migrant Crossings in the Channel: Non-Assistance, Securitisation, and Accountability Under International Law

Judicial, quasi-judicial and specialised non-judicial bodies as determinants of anti-trafficking efforts