Forced Migration Review issue 44, entitled 'Detention, alternatives to detention, and deportation', is now online at www.fmreview.org/detention Asylum seekers and refugees - men, women and even children - are increasingly detained and interned around the world, as are numbers of other migrants. Sometimes detained indefinitely and often in appalling conditions, they may suffer not only deprivation of their liberty but other abuses of their human rights too. Detention may appear to be a convenient solution to states' political quest to manage migration (often as a precursor to deportation) but it is an expensive option and has lasting effects on those detained. In the search for a more humane - and cheaper - approach, agencies and government authorities have trialled a variety of alternatives to detention.
FMR 44 includes 36 articles on immigration detention, alternatives to detention, and deportation, plus a mini-feature on the Syria crisis (available separately online at www.fmreview.org/detention/syria.pdf) and a selection of other articles.
Forced Migration Review issue 44 - CONTENTS
Let op de link staat er per artikel nu achter DETENTION
Detention under scrutiny
Alice Edwards (UNHCR)
www.fmreview.org/detention/edwards
Psychological harm and the case for alternatives
Janet Cleveland (CSSS de la Montagne Research Centre)
www.fmreview.org/detention/cleveland
Establishing arbitrariness
Stephen Phillips (Åbo Akademi University, Finland)
www.fmreview.org/detention/phillips-s
Voices from inside Australia's detention centres
Melissa Phillips (University of Melbourne)
www.fmreview.org/detention/phillips-m
Health at risk in immigration detention facilities
Ioanna Kotsioni, Aurélie Ponthieu and Stella Egidi (MSF)
www.fmreview.org/detention/kotsioni-et-al
The impact of immigration detention on children
Alice Farmer (Human Rights Watch)
www.fmreview.org/detention/farmer
Captured childhood
David Corlett (International Detention Coalition)
www.fmreview.org/detention/corlett
No change: foreigner internment centres in Spain
Cristina Manzanedo (Centro Pueblos Unidos-SJM)
www.fmreview.org/detention/manzanedo
Detention monitoring newly established in Japan
Naoko Hashimoto (International Organization for Migration, Tokyo)
www.fmreview.org/detention/hashimoto
Be careful what you wish for
Michael Flynn (Graduate Institute's Programme for the Study of Global Migration)
www.fmreview.org/detention/flynn
A return to the 'Pacific Solution'
Fiona McKay (Deakin University)
www.fmreview.org/detention/mckay
My story: indefinite detention in the UK
William (Freed Voices/Detention Action)
www.fmreview.org/detention/william
Closed detention in the Czech Republic: on what grounds?
Beata Szakacsova (Organization for Aid to Refugees in the Czech Republic)
www.fmreview.org/detention/szakacsova
Threats to liberty in Germany
Jolie Chai (University of Erfurt)
www.fmreview.org/detention/chai
New European standards
Dersim Yabasun (Maastricht University)
www.fmreview.org/detention/yabasun
Detention of women: principles of equality and non-discrimination
Ali McGinley (Association of Visitors to Immigration Detainees)
www.fmreview.org/detention/mcginley
Security rhetoric and detention in South Africa
Roni Amit (African Centre for Migration and Society)
www.fmreview.org/detention/amit
Detention in Kenya: risks for refugees and asylum seekers
Lucy Kiama and Dennis Likule (Refugee Consortium of Kenya)
www.fmreview.org/detention/kiama-likule
A last resort in cases of wrongful detention and deportation in Africa
Matthew C Kane and Susan F Kane (Ryan Whaley Coldiron Shandy PLLC/Oklahoma City University School of Law)
www.fmreview.org/detention/kane-kane
Women: the invisible detainees
Michelle Brané and Lee Wang (Women's Refugee Commission)
www.fmreview.org/detention/brane-wang
Do higher standards of detention promote well-being?
Soorej Jose Puthoopparambil, Beth Maina-Ahlberg and Magdalena Bjerneld (Uppsala University)
www.fmreview.org/detention/puthoopparambil-et-al
ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION
Immigration detention: looking at the alternatives
Philip Amaral (Jesuit Refugee Service Europe)
www.fmreview.org/detention/amaral
Thinking outside the fence
Robyn Sampson (La Trobe University)
www.fmreview.org/detention/sampson
Predisposed to cooperate
Cathryn Costello and Esra Kaytaz (University of Oxford)
www.fmreview.org/detention/costello-kaytaz
Alternatives to detention in the UK: from enforcement to engagement?
Jerome Phelps (Detention Action)
www.fmreview.org/detention/phelps
New models for alternatives to detention in the US
Megan Bremer, Kimberly Haynes, Nicholas Kang, Michael D Lynch and Kerri Socha (Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service in the US)
www.fmreview.org/detention/bremer-et-al
Alternatives to detention: open family units in Belgium
Liesbeth Schockaert (UNHCR)
www.fmreview.org/detention/schockaert
Community detention in Australia
Catherine Marshall, Suma Pillai and Louise Stack (Jesuit Refugee Service Australia)
www.fmreview.org/detention/marshall-et-al
Flawed assessment process leads to under-use of alternatives in Sweden
Maite Zamacona (Swedish Red Cross)
www.fmreview.org/detention/zamacona
Questions over alternatives to detention programmes
Stephanie J Silverman (Nathanson Centre on Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security)
www.fmreview.org/detention/silverman
State reluctance to use alternatives to detention
Clément de Senarclens (Université de Neuchâtel)
www.fmreview.org/detention/senarclens
DEPORTATION
No longer a child: from the UK to Afghanistan
Catherine Gladwell (Refugee Support Network)
www.fmreview.org/detention/gladwell
Shortcomings in assistance for deported Afghan youth
Nassim Majidi (Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris/Samuel Hall Consulting)
www.fmreview.org/detention/majidi
Assisted voluntary return schemes
Anne Koch (Berlin Graduate School for Transnational Studies)
www.fmreview.org/detention/koch
Deportation of South Sudanese from Israel
Laurie Lijnders (independent)
www.fmreview.org/detention/lijnders
Post-deportation monitoring: why, how and by whom?
Leana Podeszfa and Friederike Vetter (Post-Deportation Monitoring Network)
www.fmreview.org/detention/podeszfa-vetter
SYRIA CRISIS
Humanitarian and medical challenges of assisting new refugees in Lebanon and Iraq
Caroline Abu Sa'Da and Micaela Serafini (MSF)
www.fmreview.org/detention/abusada-serafini
Failure to adapt: aid in Jordan and Lebanon
Jon Bennett (independent)
www.fmreview.org/detention/bennett
Dimensions of gender-based violence against Syrian refugees in Lebanon
Ghida Anani (ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality)
www.fmreview.org/detention/anani
Conflict in Syria compounds vulnerability of Palestine refugees
Gavin David White (UNRWA)
www.fmreview.org/detention/white
GENERAL ARTICLES
UNHCR in Uganda: better than its reputation suggests
Will Jones (Refugee Studies Centre)
www.fmreview.org/detention/jones
Insights from the refugee response in Cameroon
Angela Butel (Multifaith Engagement in the Public Sphere)
www.fmreview.org/detention/butel
Freedom of movement of Afghan refugees in Iran
Farshid Farzin and Safinaz Jadali (UNHCR)
www.fmreview.org/detention/farzin-jadali
Community rejection following sexual assault as 'forced migration'
AJ Morgen (American Graduate School in Paris/Friends of Orphans Uganda)
www.fmreview.org/detention/morgen
Cash and vouchers: a good thing for the protection of beneficiaries?
Michelle Berg, Hanna Mattinen and Gina Pattugalan (independent/UNHCR/WFP)
www.fmreview.org/detention/berg-et-al
Refugees' rights to work
Emily E Arnold-Fernández and Stewart Pollock (Asylum Access/University of California)
www.fmreview.org/detention/arnoldfernandez-pollock
Link naar pagina met tijdschrift en eerdere nummers: http://www.fmreview.org/issues
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