Muhammet Samed Demir
The power of expulsion is recognized as one of the sovereign rights of a state under international law. Arbitrary and unlawful deportations and refoulements can cause major humanitarian…
Nezaket Olcaş
Since 2011, the intense pressure and conflict-filled actions initiated by the Assad regime against opposition forces in Syria have triggered the most significant humanitarian movement in recent years, with…
Turkey, as a country at the heart of the migration movement, has been heavily affected by the civil war in Syria that started in March 2011. Due to its location…
Throughout history, people have migrated from one geographic region to another due to various reasons such as natural disasters, wars, political factors, and socio-economic factors. In these migrations, whether forced…
Serra Altıntaş
Migrant groups are at the top of the most affected areas, from loneliness, which is painful and unwelcome, as it reaches traumatic dimensions for today's human being. A sense…
Authors: Sema BAYSAL & Hacer UYĞUR
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Writer: Esra Kamacı
Translator: Sümeyye Öztürk
In addition to being a mass media that enables us to be aware of current innovations, the media is an important institution that affects our open/implicit…
Zeynep Dirier
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF REFUGEE LAW
The term asylum has been encountered throughout the ages; it is a phenomenon that arises in order to secure the fundamental rights and freedoms…
Writer: Sümeyye Çayır
Translator: Esra Nur Yurteri
After in 1950, The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was tasked with resolving and managing refugees around the world and protecting refugee rights.…
Betül ÇAM
After the civil war that started in Syria in 2011, many people had to migrate from where they were. These migrations took place intensively to Turkey, which is the…