When Camps Become Home: Legal implications of the long-term encampment in Zaatari
Over the past five years, Syria is going through an unprecedented internal crisis and a civil war generating extreme violence […]
Geraldine Renaudiere
Geraldine Renaudiere graduated from Law Faculty (University of Brussels, 2012) and holds an Advanced Master in European Law (European Studies Institute). After having worked as paralegal in Belgian Public Law Firms, she has been Legal Intern at the Regional Representation of the UNHCR for Western Europe and at the Court of Justice of the European Union, within the cabinet of the Vice-president, Mr. Koen Lenaerts. She is now Research associate at the Migration Policy Centre (RSCAS, European University Institute) where she mainly works on projects (CONTENTION, REDIAL) aimed at fostering judicial cooperation regarding the interpretation of the EU Return Directive (2008/115/EC). Her research interests include EU free movement of persons, asylum law and statelessness, protection of unaccompanied minors and migration databases.