Crime, Media, Culture, Ahead of Print. This paper uses the Bodmin Jail Attraction in Cornwall, UK, as a case study to explore how sites of dark tourism have been subsumed into

infantilised consumer culture. In these commodified, disney-esque forms, rather than being spaces of reflection and ... [...]

Crime, Media, Culture, Ahead of Print. We draw from green cultural and visual criminology to analyze and discuss how the visual is manufactured to promote space expansionism

in terms of the idyllic, simultaneously obscuring the visible (i.e. harms and destructive forces) into the invisible. [...]

Prepared by the Case Law Editorial Team: Aidan Hammerschmid (Coordinating Editor), Brian Barbour, Regina Jefferies, and Tamara Wood from the Kaldor Centre for International

Refugee Law, UNSW Sydney, Australia; and Felix Peerboom from the Law Faculty, Maastricht University, Netherlands [...]

AbstractThe 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, together with its 1967 Protocol, is the foundation of the contemporary international refugee regime. Despite

criticisms of Eurocentrism, the Refugee Convention continues to have a significant impact on regional conventions, national legislation, and evolving norms and standards. [...]

SUMMARYThis note on international protection highlights the critical need to abide by international legal standards and to fulfil commitments in the Global Compact on Refugees,

as persecution and conflicts continue to force people from their homes in record numbers and solutions remain elusive in all regions of the world. [...]

AbstractThis article examines refugee status determination (RSD) procedures in Norway and Canada, focusing on religious conversion claims. It is structured in two parts. The

first describes the features of RSD in both countries, including the standards of review and legal precedents used by courts. [...]

AbstractThis article discusses the relationship between subsidiary protection status granted to persons fleeing indiscriminate violence in armed conflicts under article 15(c)

of the European Union (EU) Qualification Directive (soon to be Qualification Regulation) and international humanitarian law. [...]