Publication
Jul 2016
This issue of the SUR Journal features articles on the increasingly securitized relationship between migration and human rights. Some of the topics covered include 1) recent trends in migration flows; 2) the effects of government policies on migrants, with a particular focus on the policies of the EU, the US and Brazil; and 3) contemporary debates on migration and human rights in the EU, the US and Argentina. The issue also includes an interview with Michael Kirby on his role as chairman of the UN Committee of Inquiry on human rights in North Korea.
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| Author | Catherine Wihtol de Wenden, Saskia Sassen, Messaoud Romdhani, Jamil Dakwar, Deisy Ventura, François Crépeau, Zenéen Jaimes Peréz, Pablo Ceriani Cernadas, Michael Kirby, Makau Mutua, Sandra Carvalho, Alice de Marchi Pereira de Souza, Rafael Mendonça Dias, Julieta Rossi, Lisa Chamberlain, Lucia Nader, José de Campos, Kumi Naidoo, Laura Dupuy Lasserre |
| Series | Sur - International Journal on Human Rights |
| Issue | 23 |
| Publisher | Conectas Human Rights |
| Copyright | © 2015 Conectas Human Rights. This work is published under the Creative Commons Noncommercial Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License |