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    Humanitarian & Migration Studies

    Humanitarian Responsibility Knows No Limits: AFAD and Türkiye’s Global Outreach

    This paper seeks to examine how institutionalised practices of disaster and risk management are carried out by AFAD as a single official body of...

    No One Should Be Left Behind: Disabled People in the Russia-Ukraine War and Armed Conflicts

    Note: Unless otherwise indicated, this op-ed uses the term “disabled individual” to describe all types of disabilities (mental, physical, psychological, chronic illnesses, etc.) Wars affect...

    Disability Pride Month: inclusivity and access for all

    People with disabilities are the largest and most diverse minority within the population, representing all abilities, ages, races, ethnicities, religions and socio-economic backgrounds. According...

    Fortress Europa: An Assessment of Europe’s Handling of the Refugee Crisis

    This policy outlook seeks to draw a descriptive picture of the EU countries’ responses to the ongoing refugee crisis. European Union member states have been...

    Türkiye’s Helping Hand: The Turkish Red Crescent

    This paper seeks to examine how the Turkish Red Crescent reflects Türkiye’s humanitarian concerns in different geographies around the world, contrary to the conventional...

    Shifting Paradigms in International Refugee Law: Will the Right to Asylum Survive?

    This discussion paper will focus on the shift of paradigm in the practice of international humanitarian law regarding the protection of refugees. The new “mixed...

    The EU as a Gated Community: Contextualising Events on the Poland-Belarus Border

    It is worth analysing the migrant crisis on the Belarus–Poland border apart from the tension between the EU and Minsk. It is not the first...

    A Decade in the Balance: The Status of Syrian Refugees in Turkey 10 Years On

    This info-pack examines the status of Syrian nationals under Temporary Protection in Turkey a decade after the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War. April 29th,...

    Syrian Refugees in Turkey: A Decade of Care

    The first group of Syrian refugees came to Turkey in April 2011.  A decade has passed but Ankara has remained resolute when it comes...

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