Titlebook: Immigration Detention, Risk and Human Rights; Studies on Immigrati Maria João Guia,Robert Koulish,Valsamis Mitsilegas Book 2016 Springer In

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Immigration Detention, Risk and Human Rights in the Law of the European Union. Lessons from the Retework of immigration detention under the Returns Directive and flag up in particular measures and practices targeting migrants as high-risk individuals under EU law. The chapter will be based on a twofold categorisation of the relationship between immigration detention, the Returns Directive and EU

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Immigration Detention and Non-removability Before the European Court of Human Rights,of fundamental human rights. This case law is compared to similar cases before other international human rights bodies. Finally, the paper recommends possible ways to address the problem of repeated immigration detention. Overall, this paper concludes that the jurisprudence of the ECtHR does not ade

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Immigration Detention: An Instrument in the Fight Against Illegal Immigration or a Tool for Its Manntemporary use of this instrument. As such, penal approaches to the study of detention policies need to be complemented and informed by constitutional and transnational legal scholarship, not only so that we can fully grasp the distinctiveness of immigration detention but also in order to be able to

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Immunity from Criminal Prosecution and Consular Assistance to the Foreign Detainee According the Individual a differentiated treatment that is more beneficial than the one received by a national citizen of any given State—as opposed to what is generally the case in foreigners legislation. With the purpose of analysing where these rules are presently heading, this paper turns to the major cases wh

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Understanding Immigration Detention in the UK and Europe,n time there are likely to be between 2000 and 3000 foreigners in immigration detention. In total, the number of persons passing through immigration detention annually accounts for between 26,000 and 28,000 persons (figures for 2009–2011). In this chapter, I will examine the practice of detention in

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,Women’s Immigration Detention in Greece: Gender, Control and Capacity,ife in Greek detention centres. In this article we start to fill this gap, drawing on fieldwork conducted in Athens’ Central Holding Centre for immigrants, ., in 2012. This chapter also contributes to feminist criminological accounts of border control that suggest that women and men’s experiences di

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