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Using multi-member panels to tackle RSD complexities

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2020

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Hambly, Jessica
Gill, Nick
Vianelli, Lorenzo

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Forced Migration Review

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Appeals against negative refugee status determination (RSD) decisions are an essential component of fair asylum procedures and provide crucial oversight of the quality and accuracy of initial decisions. And yet, a worrying trend among signatories of the 1951 Refugee Convention sees States grappling with how to make appeals as quick and cheap as possible. One key tactic has been the reform and re-configuration of appeal bodies, notably in relation to the identity and number of participating judges.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/289676

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Forced Migration Review

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