Slavery in Refugee Status Determination Procedures in Europe: A Comparative Socio-Legal Study of Approaches to Eritrean Protection ClaimsTools Palacios Arapiles, Sara (2023) Slavery in Refugee Status Determination Procedures in Europe: A Comparative Socio-Legal Study of Approaches to Eritrean Protection Claims. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham.
AbstractIn this thesis, I provide a normative and methodological sound framework for determining refugee status in slavery cases. I employ as a case study a protracted slavery setting that has triggered one of the largest forced displacements of the past two decades: Eritrea’s Military/National Service. Through this unique example, I study slavery from legal-doctrinal and socio-legal angles, providing an integrated picture of this complex phenomenon. Arguing that current European approaches to protection claims based on slavery in the Eritrean context are unsatisfactory and based on an exhaustive analysis of the meaning of slavery in international law, I consider the potential for interaction between the various legal regimes applying to slavery and how this relationship should be configured in refugee status determination procedures.
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