Bio
Amelia Süsserott is a PhD Candidate at Lancaster University. Amelia’s thesis reexamines the role of State intent within existing understandings of constructive refoulement under international refugee law. Her research seeks to explore and better understand how policies that do not intend to compel asylum seekers and refugees to leave on paper, but have the effect of doing so, should be treated when it comes to constructive refoulement. She has experience contributing towards multiple human rights research projects, including one project, in collaboration with a human rights NGO, that sought to pursue justice for victim-survivors of State crimes via international courts. Alongside her PhD, Amelia works as a Research Impact Officer at King’s College London, across The Dickson Poon School of Law and King’s Business School.
Publications
Amelia Süsserott, ‘To leave or not to leave? Is it time to reconsider the role of State intent within ‘constructive refoulement’?’ (EJIL:Talk!, Blog of the European Journal of International Law, 9 July 2024) Accessed 1 August 2024.
Amelia Süsserott, ‘The Myth of the ‘Illegal’ Asylum Seeker’ (Lancaster University Law School Blog, 27 April 2021) Accessed 1 August 2024.