Come work with us at the Centre for Criminology! Fixed term position as departmental lecturer, deadline on 7th May law.ox.ac.uk/departmental-l…

Want to join our friendly team of teachers and researchers? Oxford Criminology is looking for a Departmental Lecturer in Criminology. 12 month full-time post, starting 1st September. Closing date for applications 7th May. Details can be found here:
law.ox.ac.uk/departmental-l…

[New Event 🗓️] Join us for the online launch of Evgenia Iliadou 's new book, which examines the issue of border harms, everyday violence, abandonment, and human degradation faced by border crossers on Lesvos island, the epicentre of the #refugeecrisis : law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

Today on the DPRU Blog, Lyle C May, a journalist incarcerated on death row in North Carolina, introduces his new book 'Witness: An Insider's Narrative of the Carceral State' and explains the power of his writing as an act of resistance

blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/death-penalty-…

#DetentionLandscapes pools evidence to show the scale of rights violations in Greek immigration detention facilities For more⤵️ detentionlandscapes.uwazi.io/en/
Border Violence Monitoring Network Mobile Info Team

Registration now open for the launch of Border Harms and Everyday Violence by Evgenia Iliadou - 4 June, 3-4.30pm

First of our Border Zemiology thematic group events with Border Criminologies

A phenomenal book and vital intervention - we hope to see you there 👇🏾law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

Check out this amazing new resource providing testimonies of abuses migrants and asylum seekers suffer in detention in Greece and Turkey detentionlandscapes.uwazi.io/en/

'The third time one of my peers was put to death, that night after I finally fell asleep, I had a panic attack. It burst from a dark, dreamless place, vibrating my body as if the ground shook with an earthquake.'

We owe a lot to the people who bravely shared their experiences and evidence with us. Without their accounts of living inside and challenging the Greek detention system, this project could not have existed 🙏

There comes a day in your life when, while the fear of speaking out remains, you are simply tired of staying silent. We built something
Border Criminologies Mobile Info Team Border Violence Monitoring Network
#DetentionLandscapes shorturl.at/wzHOR

Read our colleague AFili's powerful blog post Border Criminologies today on the processes and research experiences that lead to the landscapes of detention database: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-crimino…

nice to see two of our @bordercrim alumni from different years presenting together... and you can sign up online!

🚨New open source database launched today by our colleagues
Border Criminologies
unveils systemic abuses in Greek reception and detention centres. 'Detention landscapes' pools evidence to show the scale of rights violations. For more📷 detentionlandscapes.uwazi.io/en/

Brilliant day at Thames Valley Police academic research conference. Great presentations Maddie & Robert Lewis on writing for #goingequipped & research updates from Dr Carolyn Lovell
Kathryn Farrow Tom Kirchmaier Ben Snuggs KPM
Katrin Mueller-Johnson
Thanks Ian Loader from Oxford Criminology for hosting!

Got an idea for a special issue? Quickly Theoretical Criminology deadline is fast approaching!

[New Blog 🖊️] Triggered by a tragic suicide, Italian doctors campaign against harmful conditions and health risks associated with #immigrationdetention , urging colleagues not to declare migrants fit for administrative detention in this open letter: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-crimino…

My article is now out in Geopolitics (OA)! Focusing on the IOM's MIDAS border control system in Nigeria, I analyze how the IOM depoliticizes a system that is linked to the expansion of crimmigration control. Border tech ppl, let me know what you think! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Challenging Organised Crime: the Quasi-Illegality of Migration in Nigeria by Sophia Kjeldbjerg: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/centre-crimino…

Capital Accumulation, Racialisation and the Politics of Ecocide, by Johanna Nickels blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/centre-crimino…

We are pleased to announce a brand new collection of scholarships for the MSc #InternationalHumanRightsLaw thanks to a generous gift from the Hering Foundation, benefiting students from low- & lower-middle-income countries studying at Faculty of Law.

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