Itty Abraham

Itty Abraham is head of the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at the National University of Singapore. He is working on a critical and postcolonial history of refugees and forced displacement.

Making the Convention “Universal”: Other views of the Additional Protocol

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This blogpost complicates the received wisdom on the origins of the Additional Protocol of 1967.  Following B.S. Chimni, I argue that the need for the Protocol was heightened by the upheavals of decolonization, in particular the emergence of regional refugee protocols in Asia and Africa … weiterlesen…

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