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The Researcher is published two times a year by the Refugee Documentation Centre (RDC) in Ireland. It is a publication which combines academic papers, summaries of caselaw, guides to new legislation, reports of conferences, articles on RDC services and items of country of origin information.
The October 2012 issue of The Researcher contains the following articles:
Current Challenges of Forced Displacement: Keynote Address at the institute of International and European Affairs Dublin – 11 October 2012
António Guterres, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
The European Asylum Support Office: Role, Work Priorities and Some Future Challenges
David Costello, Refugee Applications Commissioner
Danish Fact Finding Missions and Refugee Status Determination
Jens Weise Olesen and Jan Olsen, Danish Immigration Service, Documentation and Research Division, Copenhagen
The M23 Rebellion in North Kivu
David Goggins Investigates, RDC
“They’re chasing these people to death”: Human rights defenders and asylum
Andrea Rocca, Front Line Defenders
“Everything still needs to be built or rebuilt”: The Experience of South Sudan – The World’s Newest Country
Patrick Dowling RDC
An effective remedy in the context of asylum applications: a comparative study between France and Ireland
Aoife McMahon BL
Please download the current issue of The Researcher here: The Researcher, Vol 7 Issue 2 (October 2012)
Articles and summaries contained in the Researcher do not necessarily reflect the views of the RDC or of the Irish Legal Aid Board. Some articles contain information relating to the human rights situation and the political, social, cultural and economic background of countries of origin. These are provided for information purposes only and do not purport to be RDC COI query responses.
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