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New guidance on integration from an unexpected source
By: Sarah Spencer, COMPAS Senior Fellow and Open Society Fellow Any of us who look to European institutions for perspectives on integration policies are most likely to head first to the European Union, whose revised strategy was published late last year or … Continue reading
Posted in immigration, integration, migration, policy, research
Tagged guidance, High Commissioner on National Minorities, human rights, identity, Ljubljana
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On display in Stockholm
By: Bridget Anderson, Deputy Director and Senior Research Fellow Tribunal 12, modelled on the 1966 Russell Tribunal, was held in Stockholm on 12th May 2012. It accused Europe of continual violation of human rights and the systematic mistreatment of refugees, … Continue reading
Posted in event, immigration
Tagged asylum seekers, human rights, migrants, refugees, Stockholm, Tribunal 12
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