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Imported malaria: a silent and forgotten threat in malaria free zones? [PDF]
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Intersections between gender approaches, migration and health in Latin America and the Caribbean: a discussion based on a scoping review. [PDF]
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Borders and liminality in the right to health of migrants in transit: The case of Colchane in Chile and Necoclí in Colombia. [PDF]
J Migr HealthJaramillo Contreras AC +3 more
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Entangled Vulnerabilities: Gendered and Racialised Bodies and Borders in EU External Border Security. [PDF]
GeopoliticsSachseder J +2 more
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Expert consensus on a protocol for conducting bibliometric analysis of scientific articles on global migration health (GMH). [PDF]
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Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants
2014Transnational crime and justice will characterize the 21st century in same way that traditional street crimes dominated the 20th century. In the Handbook of Transnational Crime and Justice, Philip Reichel and Jay Albanese bring together top scholars from around the world to offer perspectives on the laws, crimes, and criminal justice responses to ...
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Migrants' Agency in Smuggling Routes
This chapter examines the increasing criminalisation of migrants within the European Union under human smuggling laws, focusing on the intersection of migrant agency and the complexity of smuggling networks.
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Brill Research Perspectives in Transnational Crime, 2021
Abstract After outlining the UN Protocol’s general approach to migrant smuggling, this article raises the question of whether and to what extent smuggled migrants can be said to be victims of this crime. The author argues that an affirmative answer is possible in at least three different respects: smuggled migrants can be victimized by states fighting ...
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Abstract After outlining the UN Protocol’s general approach to migrant smuggling, this article raises the question of whether and to what extent smuggled migrants can be said to be victims of this crime. The author argues that an affirmative answer is possible in at least three different respects: smuggled migrants can be victimized by states fighting ...
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2018
Abstract ‘Irregular migration’ in the sense of unauthorized crossing of borders even if in pursuit of asylum raises two questions: whether the movement of individuals whose status as refugees is yet to be determined is a lawful form of migratory movement or not; and whether assisting these individuals to cross borders is lawful or not ...
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Abstract ‘Irregular migration’ in the sense of unauthorized crossing of borders even if in pursuit of asylum raises two questions: whether the movement of individuals whose status as refugees is yet to be determined is a lawful form of migratory movement or not; and whether assisting these individuals to cross borders is lawful or not ...
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The Journal of Criminal Law, 2015
This article argues that the legal definition of the smuggling of migrants in Article 3(a) of the Migrant Smuggling Protocol has a number of deficiencies, which might affect adversely the Protocol’s purpose of combating migrant smuggling set forth in Article 2.
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This article argues that the legal definition of the smuggling of migrants in Article 3(a) of the Migrant Smuggling Protocol has a number of deficiencies, which might affect adversely the Protocol’s purpose of combating migrant smuggling set forth in Article 2.
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