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DESCRIPTION:La Chaire Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer en droit public internationa
 l accueille Dr. Reuven Ziegler\, qui parlera du statut précaire des ressor
 tissants érythréens et soudanais en Israël et du besoin de créer et régula
 riser des mécanismes d'asile pour réfugiés en Israël.\nDes rafraichissemen
 ts seront servis. Confirmer sa présence en écrivant à oppenheimer [at] mcg
 ill [dot] ca.\nRésumé\n(En anglais seulement) This talk explores the preca
 rious status of Eritrean and Sudanese nationals in Israel. Having crossed 
 the Israeli-Egyptian border without authorisation and not through an offic
 ial border crossing\, Israeli law defines such individuals as ‘infiltrator
 s’\, a charged term which dates back to border-crossings into Israel by Pa
 lestinian Fedayeen in the 1950s. Eritreans and Sudanese nationals constitu
 te over 90 percent of ‘infiltrators’ in Israel. Their livelihood is curtai
 led through hostility\, sanctions and detention\, while Israel refrains fr
 om deporting them to their respective countries of origin\, recognising th
 at such forced removal could expose them to risks to their lives and/or fr
 eedom. The talk argues that the regularisation of asylum in Israel\, inclu
 ding legal recognition of ‘refugee’\, ‘asylum-seeker’\, and ‘beneficiary o
 f subsidiary protection’ statuses\, is long due.\nAbout the speaker\n(En a
 nglais seulement) Dr Reuven (Ruvi) Ziegler is lecturer in law at the Unive
 rsity of Reading School of Law\, where he is a member of the Global Law at
  Reading (GLAR) research group (specialising in human rights\, internation
 al humanitarian law and international refugee law). He is Editor-in-Chief\
 , Working Paper Series\, Refugee Law Initiative (Institute for Advance Leg
 al Study\, University of London). He is a Research Associate of the Refuge
 e Studies Centre\, University of Oxford\, and an Academic visitor at its F
 aculty of Law. He is also a researcher at the Israel Democracy Institute (
 analysing the treatment of African asylum seekers in Israel as part of the
  Constitutional Principles project). Previously\, he was a visiting resear
 cher at Harvard Law School (affiliated with its Immigration and Refugee Cl
 inic and with the Human Rights Program)\, a Tutor in Public International 
 Law at the University of Oxford\, and a legal advising officer at the Isra
 el Defence Forces' Legal Counselor's Office (mandatory military service). 
 He holds DPhil\, MPhil\, and BCL degrees from the University of Oxford\; L
 LM with specialisation in Public Law from Hebrew University\; and a joint 
 LLB and BA from the University of Haifa.\n \n
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SUMMARY:No Asylum for ‘Infiltrators’: The Legal Predicament of Eritrean and
  Sudanese Nationals in Israel
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