The European Law Students' Association's (ELSA) report on Migration Law in 28 European countries has been released

In March, the International Legal Research Group on Migration Law of the European Law Students' Association (ELSA) released a report compiling data on national migration law across 28 European countries, in collaboration with the Council of Europe and the Parliamentary Assembly.

ELSA Nottingham conducted research and compiled information for the UK component, under the academic supervision of Dr Daria Davitti, Head of HRLC's Forced Migration Unit, and under the coordination of Alumna Jessica Allen, (BA Law with French and French Law).

The main focus of the report is an analysis of national legislation regarding the asylum-granting system, immigration regulation law, statistics, and national implementation of the European Court of Human Rights' decisions regarding migrants. Other thematic areas include migrants' access to education, political participation and healthcare.