Unpacking the asylum procedure in its intersecting linguistic, sociocultural, psychological and legal dimensions

Access to education, employment and housing for beneficiaries of temporary protection and international protection in Belgium: an analysis from a non-discrimination perspective.

Challenging queer migration narratives. A case study of sexual orientation and gender identity rights in the Belgian asylum procedure.

Doctoral project Ayse Güdük

Doctoral project Ruben Wissing

Doctoral project Sara Lembrechts

From Causation to Threshold: Developing a Refugee Law-Based Policy Support System for Climate Displacement, Tested Through African Case Studies

Refugees in identity crisis - Interactions between private international law and migration law

Refugees’ right to work: the case of urban refugees in Ethiopia

You too? No way! Rape mythology applied to credibility assessments of applications based on sexual or gender-based violence in the European asylum procedure

Doctoral project Maud Martens

Reclaiming the future? Critical perspectives on social work and policies on undocumented migrants.

The (in)visible gender dimension of the EU externalisation migration policy: masculinity, intersectionality and vulnerability

Access to education, employment and housing for beneficiaries of temporary protection and international protection in Belgium: an analysis from a non-discrimination perspective

Centre for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees (CESSMIR): Migration and Social Mobility: Creating Impact through Participation

Challenging queer migration narratives. A case study of sexual orientation and gender identity rights in the Belgian asylum procedure.

Children's rights in appellate asylum proceedings: a legal ethnography

Children’s rights in appellate asylum proceedings in Belgium: a legal ethnography

Cooperation or externalisation? EU migration policy, the law, and the migrants.

Crime, Criminology and Criminal Policy

Family reunification of Turkish migrants in Belgium and the Netherlands: Comparing rights perceptions and strategies in light of evolving policies.

Family reunification of Turkish migrants in Belgium: A study of lived experiences and legal consciousness

From Causation to Threshold: Developing a Refugee Law-Based Policy Support System for Climate Displacement, Tested Through African Case Studies

From Survival to Recognition: Challenging Myths on Sexual & Gender-Based Violence in Asylum Procedures

From Survival to Recognition: Challenging Myths on Sexual & Gender-Based Violence in Asylum Procedures

Information video for and with refugee children on the appellate asylum procedure in Belgium

International Migration and Refugee Law Moot Court Competition

Legal and sociolegal research on migration law

PALIM (Pilot Project Addressing Labour Shortages Through Innovative Labour Migration Models): analysis of settling in policies, integration actors and the single permit

Podcast series ‘Oprecht – Mensenrechten in Mensentaal’

REFUFAM: From policy caps to policy innovations. Strengthening the well-being and integration pathways of refugee families

Safe with the Neighbours? Actual and legal protection of forced migrants under EU externalisation policies: legal, sociological and political perspectives from Morocco

Safe with the neighbours? Refugee protection and EU external migration policy in Turkey and Morocco

UGent Human Rights Research Network

Advocacy for Migrants in European Transit Zones. Analysing Innovative Strategies for Political Change.

Law in distress. Legal support for people on the move in contexts of extreme stress and trauma.

Lost in transit? Deconstructing the il/legalization of migrants dwelling in ‘transit zones’ in the Brussels and the Calais regions.