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International Legal Obligations of States Concerning the Search for Missing Migrants: a Possible Way Forward

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Author
Ana Srovin Coralli, Irene Manganini
Publication Year
2019
Region
Europe and Central Asia / Global
Thematic Area
Law & Policies
Topic
Law – International / Migration
Access
Open access

The complex topic of international obligations concerning migration has been at the forefront of academic and political debates for many years, running parallel to the increase in the global numbers and facets of migration. Read this article by Ana Srovin Coralli and Irene Manganini published on the International Law Blog.

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