The Migration Law Clinic team for this semester has successfully concluded their project, marking the culmination of months of research and collaboration. During the final presentation session, the students shared their findings on a significant legal issue concerning the interpretation of the EU Return Directive.
The journey began at the beginning of this academic year, when the students started an intensive research project under the guidance of coordinator Younous Arbaoui and supervisors Lisa-Marie Komp and Katja Swider. During the final session, the students presented their expert opinion to the students of the International Migration and Refugee Law Master’s programme and members of ACMRL. The discussions were engaging and provided the students with valuable feedback. Furthermore, the presentation marked not just the conclusion of their academic project but also an experience where the team tackled complex legal challenges and honed their analytical, research, and communication skills.
We are proud of their accomplishments and congratulate the team for their work.
Read more about the Migration Law Clinic and their projects on their website.
