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Still a migrant first?: The detention of asylum seeking children after the BCIA 2009

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Still a migrant first? The detention of asylum seeking children after the BCIA 2009. / Firth, Georgina.
In: Web Journal of Current Legal Issues, Vol. n/a, No. 2, 04.2010, p. n/a.

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Firth G. Still a migrant first? The detention of asylum seeking children after the BCIA 2009. Web Journal of Current Legal Issues. 2010 Apr;n/a(2):n/a.

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Firth, Georgina. / Still a migrant first? The detention of asylum seeking children after the BCIA 2009. In: Web Journal of Current Legal Issues. 2010 ; Vol. n/a, No. 2. pp. n/a.

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