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Development Studies

Why is the new Nationality and Borders Bill being dubbed ‘anti-refugees’?

The Nationality and Borders Bill 2021 was introduced on 6 of July, and aims to fix a broken asylum system. But will it live up to its aims?

16th July 2021 No Comments

Law

Are the UK’s plans to digitise borders well-thought out?

UK government plans to fully digitise borders by 2024 through US-style electronic border permits, could be risky.

3rd June 2021 No Comments

Caged birds - women, borders and COVID-19

Gender Studies

Caged Birds: women, borders, and the home during Covid-19

Patriarchal history has named and categorised women in various ways. One such categorisation is ‘Asati’, which means one who is not a ‘Sati’. According to

30th November 2020 No Comments

Media Studies

Border wall: Are we missing the real security threat to the United States?

Jane Eisenhardt examines the history of conflict surrounding borders

21st January 2019 No Comments

Life at SOAS

Guardian’s Gary Younge to imagine a world without borders at SOAS Lecture Series

The prize-winning author will also take part in an audience Q&A

19th March 2018 No Comments

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Why is the new Nationality and Borders Bill being dubbed ‘anti-refugees’?

Are the UK’s plans to digitise borders well-thought out?

Border wall: Are we missing the real security threat to the United States?

Guardian’s Gary Younge to imagine a world without borders at SOAS Lecture Series

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