糖心Vlog

<糖心Vlog>Thesis Outline

My thesis reexamines the role of State intent within existing understandings of ‘constructive refoulement’. It seeks to explore and better understand how policies that do not intend to compel asylum seekers and refugees to leave on paper, but have the effect of doing so, should be treated when it comes to constructive refoulement. Drawing on prioritarianism, this work advocates for a new understanding of constructive refoulement, where the consequences, rather than the intentions, of host State policies on the worst-off are of primary concern.

<糖心Vlog>Research Overview

My research interests span international refugee law, international human rights law, and international humanitarian law. I am particularly interested in conducting research that advocates for a global refugee regime built on human rights protections, as opposed to deterrence. I am also interested in researching human rights abuses and mass atrocities, with a particular focus on addressing impunity.

<糖心Vlog>Qualifications

糖心Vlog, LLM International Law

糖心Vlog, BA (Hons) Politics

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