THE CLINIC BLOG
The fundamental right to asylum in Portugal; two-speed or dual-source protection?
The present post attempts to discuss the fundamental right to asylum as enshrined in the Portuguese Constitution, aiming to identify…
Read MoreThe legal scope of the 1951 Refugee Convention: is it broad enough? Gender discrimination issues arising from Article 1
The 1951 Refugee Convention (hereafter “The Convention”) sets down the definition and the legal context of those seeking asylum under…
Read MoreO Envolvimento de Refugiados e Requerentes de Asilo em “Correios De Droga”: Proteção Do Ordenamento Jurídico Português
Não há grandes informações sobre o envolvimento de Refugiados ou Requerentes de Asilo nos chamados “correios de droga”, conduta inserida…
Read MoreIs Migration the Way Forward in Portugal?
According to Eurostat data, Portugal has the 5th lowest birth rate in the European Union. The national population, however, has…
Read MoreA Diretiva 2013/33/UE e a detenção de requerentes de proteção internacional
Renata Jorge Gomes[1] Introdução A Diretiva 2013/33/UE do Parlamento Europeu e do Conselho, de 26 de junho de 2013, que…
Read MoreO Asilo em Portugal – Breves Notas
O Grupo de Prática da NOVA Refugee Clinic – Legal Clinic foi estabelecido com o objetivo de criar um espaço…
Read MoreMigrations as development agents for the countries of destination
The link between the migratory phenomenon and its influence on the cultural, economic and social development of the destination countries…
Read MoreHolocaust Remembrance Day: Revisiting a fundamental discussion in legal philosophy
Holocaust Remembrance Day: Revisiting a fundamental discussion in legal philosophy João Marques de Azevedo[1] Holocaust is, for all the worst…
Read MoreThe importance of raising awareness to the sexual orientation and gender identity during situations of widespread violence or armed conflict
Rui Garrido[1] The situations of widespread violence or of an armed conflict are always a threat to the safety of…
Read MoreAddressing the interplay between International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law
Madalena Dória, Inês Tralhão and Dimitra Fragkou[1] The impact of armed conflict on an individual is detrimental. People flee war…
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