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• ↓ Exit Denied — How EU Externalisation Undermines the Right to Leave
• ↓ The first run of the new Solidarity Mechanism: “more for more” or “back to square one”?
• ↓ Myths & Realities about Return Hubs under the Return Regulation
• ↓ A Not Quite so Innovative Solution
• ↓ Towards 12 June: some progress but many delays in implementing the Pact on Migration and Asylum
• ↓ No One becomes an EU Citizen for Gold: On Sovereignty, Union Values and the Limits of Passport Sale in Commission v. Malta
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"Across the Middle East, North Africa, Southeast Asia and beyond, millions of people are being denied their right to leave and subjected to a discriminatory and exclusionary mobility regime."

"Protecting the Right to Leave in an Era of Externalised Migration Control argues that the right to leave any country, including one’s own, in international law offers a neglected yet powerful lens through which to understand and challenge the global architecture of externalised migration control."

"European Union (EU) policies and Member State practices – from visa policy and carrier sanctions to interceptions, cooperation agreements with States of origin and transit, and Frontex-supported operations – can obstruct departure and violate people’s fundamental right to leave, including that of refugees seeking asylum."

"Reimagining EU migration policy, and the global (im)mobility regime more broadly, so that States and international organisations (IOs), including the EU, respect the right to leave would require radical reform. The book argues for a shift away from containment towards policies that uphold international law, promote genuine responsibility sharing and foster a far more liberal and equal global mobility regime."

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Exit Denied — How EU Externalisation Undermines the Right to Leave

The first run of the new Solidarity Mechanism: “more for more” or “back to square one”?

Myths & Realities about Return Hubs under the Return Regulation

A Not Quite so Innovative Solution

Towards 12 June: some progress but many delays in implementing the Pact on Migration and Asylum

No One becomes an EU Citizen for Gold: On Sovereignty, Union Values and the Limits of Passport Sale in Commission v. Malta