François Crépeau
Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer in Public International Law
McGill University
18 December 2011
We are all migrants. Migration – domestic or international – is the normal state of humanity, settlement being the exception, still now. It is how we cope with environmental threats, with political oppression, but also with our desire to create a meaningful future for ourselves and our children.
Migration has become a debated issue in many countries. Xenophobic discourse has been (...)
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