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Why the UK should stay within the EU’s asylum system after Brexit
Until recent media coverage of an increase in people crossing the English Channel by boat, Brexit debates have largely overlooked the future of asylum and international protection after the…
- Ali Bilgic
- The Conversation
The UK’s options are challenging – and the risks for current and future asylum seekers are real and serious, particularly if the UK were to leave without a deal.
Complications will stem from the UK’s involvement in the EU’s international protection and asylum governance structures, known as the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
This determines who qualifies as a refugee, the minimum rights of asylum seekers waiting for the