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ILPA Asylum and International Protection Law conference

10 March 2020

Chambers Vijay Jagadesham is a speaker at the upcoming inaugural ILPA Asylum and International Protection Law conference to take place in London on 22 April 2020.

Bookings and further information here.

This conference features leading lawyers in the field. The programme includes:

• Six Moments in Refugee Law
• New Frontiers of Refugee Law
• Family Reunion
• Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children & Age Assessments
• Cessation and Revocation
• Dublin Regulations

Presenting are:

Chair: Mark Symes, Garden Court Chambers
Keynote Speaker: Raza Husain QC, Matrix Chambers
Panel: Alasdair Mackenzie, Doughty Street Chambers and Ali Bandegani, Garden Court Chambers and co-convenor of the ILPA Refugee Working Group, Vijay Jagadesham, Garden Court North Chambers, Peter Jorro, Garden Court Chambers and Daniel Rourke, Islington Law Centre

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