No. 89 (2022): Migration and Human Rights

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Published: 2022-11-22

Main Section

Migrant Smuggling on the Borders of Northern Chile: Migratory Irregularization and its Resistance

Nanette Liberona Concha, Mileska Romero Quezada, Sius-geng Salinas, Karen Veloso

9-36
Migration Policy in the Canary Islands: Human Rights Violations During the Pandemic

Roberto Rodríguez Salinas

37-75
Latin American Immigrant Women in Spain: Racism and Assimilation Experiences

Camila Hernández Martínez, Patricia Vilanova Becker

77-112
Limitation in Chile on Emigration of Custodial Mothers with Their Children and/or Daughters: A Requirement of the Best Interest Principle?

Alexis Alberto Mondaca

113-139
Socio-legal Notes on the Scope of the Migrant Vote in Buenos Aires City

Ana Paula Penchaszadeh, Fernando Arlettaz

141-175
Strasbourg and the Detention of Immigrants: A New Jurisprudence?

Irene Claro Quintáns

177-203
The Administrative Appeal in the New Chilean Immigration Law

Pedro Harris Moya

205-228
Contradictions in the Chilean Government’s Immigration Policy (2018-2022)

Martina Cociña-Cholaky

229-260
Politicizing Violence: Migration, Sex-Gender Violence and Community Care

María Fernanda Stang, Carolina Stefoni

261-288

Miscellaneous

Rupture Between Promises, Will and Autonomy: What Justifies the Binding Force of the Contract?

Esteban Antonio Pereira Fredes

291-323
Indirect Perpetration Through Organized Power Structures and Co-Perpetration in the Corporate Sphere: A Solution to the Limitations of Chilean Law to Punish the Management Bodies of Companies as Authors?

Lautaro Camilo Contreras Chaimovich, Álvaro Castro Morales

325-364