Refugee protected entry explained: An interview with Dr Claire Higgins

UNSW Kaldor Centre
13/11/2019 13 min
Refugee protected entry explained: An interview with Dr Claire Higgins

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Senior Research Fellow Dr Claire Higgins from UNSW’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law takes and an in-depth look at one form of complementary pathways: protected entry. In this podcast, Dr Higgins examines the evidence of how, when and why protected-entry procedures work, drawing lessons from around the world.

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