The Migration Law Research Group (MIGR) adopts a legal and socio-legal approach to the study of asylum and migration law, with particular attention for human rights implications.

Research is both fundamental and policy-oriented. Two research lines are:

• The interaction between migration law and human rights from the perspective of their users, and migrants in particular
• Children and young people in asylum and migration law

MIGR hosts courses on migration law, including the migration branch of the Human Rights and Migration Law Clinic, as well as legal anthropology.

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• Research
• Education
• International Migration and Refugee Law Moot Court Competition 2022
• International Conference "(Dis)connecting people? The law and practice of family reunification"
• Human Rights and Migration Law Clinic
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