As Refugee Week continues, we are proud to share the first in a six-part blog series from the Refugee Law Initiative, examining how refugee status should be determined in cases with a military service context.
‘Deserters, Draft Evaders, and Refugee Law: Application of the Refugee Definition in Military Service Cases’ is written by Eric Fripp, Joint Head of 36 Public & Human Rights and published in a blog series of Refugee Law Initiative, School of Advanced Study, University of London.
In this piece introducing critical issues, to be taken up by further papers/authors in a blog series from RLI, Eric explores key elements in the refugee definition as they bear in military service cases.
Further information
For more information from the public-law team, contact clerks@36public.co.uk
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