Refugees, the rule of law and the ethics of protection

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Jul 24, 2013, updated May 09, 2025

David Manne, human rights lawyer and Executive Director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre (RILC) has campaigned to protect the rights of refugees and asylum seekers for almost 20 years. In this fascinating lecture he will tackle one of the most complicated and contentious geopolitical issues of our time.

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