Michelle Foster

Refugee protection in the covid-19 crisis and beyond: The capacity and limits of international law

M Foster, H Lambert, J McAdam

Journal article  |  2021  |  University of New South Wales Law Journal

Detention Increases COVID-19 Health Risk

Michelle Foster, Katie Robertson

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2020

Australia has a legal and humanitarian obligation to protect people in immigration detention during the COVID-19 crisis, which sho..

Determining Membership: Aboriginality and Alienage in the Australian High Court

Michelle Foster, Kirsty Gover

Journal article  |  2020  |  Public Law Review

The place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in Australia’s legal and political framework, including the federal Constituti..

A Well-Founded Fear of Being Persecuted ... But When?

Adrienne Anderson, Michelle Foster, Helene Lambert, Jane McAdam

Journal article  |  2020  |  SYDNEY LAW REVIEW

It is well established that the ‘well-founded fear’ test in refugee law requires a prospective assessment of potential future harm..

International Refugee Law and the Protection of Stateless Persons

Michelle Foster, Hélène Lambert

Book  |  2019

By examining statelessness through the prism of international refugee law, this book fills a critical gap in existing scholarship.

Editorial

Michelle Foster, Laura van Waas

Journal article  |  2019  |  Statelessness & Citizenship Review

Over the past few months while this volume of the Statelessness & Citizenship Review ('SCR') has been in development, the COVID-19..

Imminence in Refugee and Human Rights Law: A Misplaced Notion for International Protection

Adrienne Anderson, Michelle Foster, Helene Lambert, Jane McAdam

Journal article  |  2019  |  International and Comparative Law Quarterly

This article is an output of a major research project examining the notion of imminence in the law on international protection. It..

The Separation of Judicial Power

Michelle Foster

Book Chapter  |  2018

The separation of judicial power is a principle upon which the Australian Constitution is understood to be founded.

No Country, No Rights, No Hope

Michelle Foster, Timnah Baker

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2018

The legal no-man's land inhabited by stateless people like the Rohingya is a major human rights issue, which urgently requires mor..

History Repeating: Losing Citizenship in India

Timnah Baker, Michelle Foster

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2018

The Indian National Register of Citizens aims to separate 4 million "illegal" immigrants from "legitimate" residents. So, what doe..