Partner Marius Tollenaere Elected to the Executive Committee of the German Bar Association's Migration Law Working Group
July 14, 2025

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We are pleased to share Partner Marius Tollenaere is elected to the Executive Committee of the German Bar Association's Migration Law Working Group. Marius leads international relations efforts in his role on the committee. This working group was founded in 2000 and brings together and represents lawyers whose particular interest and commitment lies in immigration and asylum law, citizenship law and international refugee and displaced persons law.
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Wir freuen uns, bekannt geben zu kΓΆnnen, dass Partner Marius Tollenaere in den Vorstand der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Migrationsrecht des Deutschen Anwaltvereins gewΓ€hlt wurde. In seiner Funktion im Vorstand leitet Marius die Arbeit im Bereich internationale Beziehungen. Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft wurde im Jahr 2000 gegrΓΌndet und vereint und vertritt AnwΓ€lte, deren besonderes Interesse und Engagement dem Einwanderungs- und Asylrecht, dem StaatsbΓΌrgerschaftsrecht sowie dem internationalen FlΓΌchtlings- und Vertriebenenrecht gilt.
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