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DESCRIPTION:The Oppenheimer Chair in Public International Law presents\n\nA
 bout \n\nRefugees\, asylum seekers\, and activists engaged in social mobil
 izations carve space for re-thinking our current global governance regime 
 on cross-border movement. The mixed-movement protests which occurred outsi
 de the UNHCR offices in Tunisia from January to June 2022 shed light on st
 ructural failures in North African refugee policy. Asylum seeker sites of 
 agency shed light on geopolitical and legal constraints experienced and co
 ntested by individuals. Taking these protests seriously implies considerin
 g the post-colonial and geo-political interests coming from states and ins
 titutions who set the rules of global migration policy. \n\nAbout the spea
 ker\n\nLaurence LeBlanc's range of academic interests often intersect at t
 he crossroads between geopolitical constraints\, subordinated peoples' exe
 rcise of human rights\, and eco-feminist critiques. Having both lived in t
 he Ecuadorian Amazon researching peasant mobilization against corporate im
 punity and having worked in rural Kenya with women exercising their agency
  through women's groups\, she took a keen interest in understanding refuge
 e mobilizations while working with the UNHCR in Tunisia this past summer. 
 She ​received her MA at 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ in Political Science and is curr
 ently in her final year of the BCL/JD law program.  \n\n \n\n \n\n \n
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LOCATION:312 New Chancellor Day Hall
SUMMARY:Taking Protests Seriously: Tunisia and Global Migration Governance
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/taking-protests-seriously-t
 unisia-and-global-migration-governance-342876
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