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DESCRIPTION:In recognition of Professor Crépeau’s lifelong commitment to th
 e defense of the human rights of migrants\, the event will consist of a pa
 nel discussion entitled “Human mobility between sovereign controls and rig
 hts guarantees.” Professor James Hathaway\, Professor Hélène Pellerin and 
 Louis-Phillipe Jannard will join Professor Crépeau in this conversation.\n
 \nBiography\n\nFrançois Crépeau\, OC\, OQ\, FRSC\, Ad E\, will retire as f
 ull professor at 91������’s Faculty of Law on July 31\, 2025\, after an extr
 aordinary career that has shaped international migration law worldwide. He
  joined 91������ in 2008\, holding the Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer Chair in Int
 ernational Public Law (2009–2022) and directing the Centre for Human Right
 s and Legal Pluralism (2015–2020). From 2011 to 2017\, he served as the Un
 ited Nations Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants\, undertak
 ing official missions across the globe and chairing the UN Human Rights Pr
 ocedures Coordination Committee. Earlier in his career\, he held the Canad
 a Research Chair in International Migration Law at Université de Montréal 
 and founded CÉRIUM\, a leading research centre on international studies. H
 e has also been an invited professor at top institutions worldwide\, inclu
 ding Georgetown University and the Université catholique de Louvain\, wher
 e he held the International Francqui Professor Chair. Professor Crépeau’s 
 global leadership has been recognized with numerous honours\, including th
 e Order of Canada\, the Order of Quebec\, and election as a Fellow of the 
 Royal Society of Canada.\n	\n	James Hathaway:\n	James C. Hathaway is the Dega
 n Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Michigan and a leading sc
 holar in international refugee law. He has authored over one hundred publi
 cations\, including The Law of Refugee Status (1991\, 2014)\, Reconceiving
  International Refugee Law (1997)\, and The Rights of Refugees under Inter
 national Law (2005\, 2021)\, as well as serving as founding Editor of Camb
 ridge Asylum and Migration Studies. From 2008 to 2010\, he was Dean of Law
  and William Hearn Professor at the University of Melbourne\, where he est
 ablished Australia’s first all-graduate legal education program. He previo
 usly held academic positions at Osgoode Hall Law School\, the Université d
 e Moncton\, and served as Counsel on Special Legal Assistance for the Disa
 dvantaged to the Government of Canada. From 2010 to 2022\, he was Distingu
 ished Visiting Professor of International Refugee Law at the University of
  Amsterdam. He has also been a visiting professor or scholar at numerous u
 niversities worldwide\, including Stanford\, UCLA\, Tokyo\, and Toronto.\n
 	\n	Hélène Pellerin:\n	Hélène Pellerin is Professor Emeritus of Political Stu
 dies at the University of Ottawa and an internationally recognized scholar
  of international migration. Her research has offered insights on the gove
 rnance of migration in Canada\, the OECD\, and global institutions\, with 
 particular attention to the political economy of mobility. Over her career
 \, she has authored numerous publications and advanced critical debates on
  immigration policy\, regional migration governance\, and state regulation
  of movement.\n	\n	Louis-Philippe Jannard:\n	Since he followed Prof. Crépeau'
 s seminar on the international law of migration in 2006\, Louis-Philippe h
 as been deeply interested in migrant and refugee rights issues. This intel
 lectual and professional journey took him from a Masters thesis on human t
 rafficking (Université de Montréal\, 2009) to a Doctoral thesis on immigra
 tion detention in Canada (Université du Québec à Montréal\, 2023)\, passin
 g through working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees i
 n Costa Rica and Canada and the Montreal Holocaust Museum. He is currently
  Protection Coordinator at the Table de concertation des organismes au ser
 vice des personnes réfugiées et immigrantes and a Board member of the Ligu
 e des droits et libertés.\n
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LOCATION:91������ Faculty of Law\, Maxwell Cohen Moot Court Room 100\, New Ch
 ancellor Day Hall
SUMMARY:Human mobility between sovereign controls and rights guarantees
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