International Cooperations
News:
- Cooperation with the University of Melbourne (Dr. Nikolas Feith Tan)
About the project: “External processing and safe third country arrangements: international legal standards, responsibility sharing and human rights”. The cooperation is funded as part of the Joint Partnership Funding 2024 and 2025.
More about the project.
- Bonavero Institute of Human Rights - Report 1/2025 "The Absolute Prohibition of Refoulement and Exceptional Circumstances"
The report analyses the legal issues arising in the context of pushbacks of asylum seekers at Europe's borders in situations where the entry of asylum seekers to European states may have been facilitated by third states. This, in political parlance, is characterized as ‘hybrid attacks’ or ‘instrumentalisation’ of migrants by third states. The report reproduces the Third Party Intervention (TPI) submitted to the European Court of Human Rights in the case of C.O.C.G. and Others v Lithuania, currently pending before its Grand Chamber. The TPI was led by Professor Nora Markard (University of Münster) and co-authored by twenty-two legal academics. Further details available here.
Visiting scholars and international guests in 2025:
Visiting scholars and international guests in 2024:
Assistant Prof. Jonas Bornemann
Starting in December 2024, we welcomed Jonas Bornemann as a visiting scholar at the Chair of Law and Migration and the Law and Society Institute. Jonas Bornemann is an Assistant Professor of European Law at the University of Groningen. His research focuses on European constitutional and migration law.
Guest lecture by Prof. Cathryn Costello
On June 11, 2024, Prof. Cathryn Costello was a visiting lecturer at the Chair of Law and Migration and the Law and Society Institute.
The topic of her talk was: “Effective Judicial Protection of Migrants and Refugees? The role of Europe's supranational courts in protecting and generating rights”.