Refugee Law
Implementing International Refugee Law in the People’s Republic of China
... meeting of the Standing Committee of the Eleventh National People’s Congress on June 30, 2012, entry into force on July 1, 2013). However, there are two pri- mary issues. First, these provisions are narrow in scope. For ...
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Contemporary Issues in Refugee Law, edited by Satvinder Singh Juss and Colin Harvey
... in Refugee Law is a collection that attempts to do at least two things— expose a number of challenges faced by contemporary refugee law practice and position refugee law’s central ...
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Redefining “Particularly Serious Crimes” in Refugee Law
... of refugee law, but it is even more disturbing because it demonstrates how certain criminal law trends have played out in immigration ...immigration law during the 1990’s and 2000’s, allowed ...
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Evidence Assessment in Refugee Law with Stories and Arguments
... Outside of academia reports and guides on the process of credibility assessment have been drafted by organizations such as the European Asylum Support Office (EASO 2015) and the International Association of ...
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Escape from Darfur: Why Israel Needs to Adopt a Comprehensive Domestic Refugee Law
... international law. Part IV of this Comment pro- vides a refugee analysis under the 1951 Convention for asylum seekers from Darfur, which explains why these individuals satisfy the criteria for ...
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UNHCR and international refugee law: From treaties to innovation
... The Final Act also served as the basis for UNHCR's positions related to family reunion. Recommendation B in the Final Act recognizes that "the unity of the family, the natural and fundamental group unit of society, ...
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Refugee law and states' obligations
... a refugee seeking ...in refugee camps waiting for years to be admitted to a destination country as depending on the conditions in the camp, to do so may leave them in demeaning living ...
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An Injury to the Citizen, a Pleasure to the State: A Peculiar Challenge to the Enforcement of International Refugee Law
... Disapproving any BIA requirements that corroborating evidence be produced where it is reasonably expected and no explanation is given for its non-production. See summaries of Lopez-Cabrera v. INS, No. 98-70047, 2000 ...
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Regulating Human Rights: International Organizations, Flexible Standards, and International Refugee Law
... The countries in which UNHCR operates also constrain its operations. UNHCR's field offices operate at the pleasure of host country governments, who can shut down th[r] ...
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Refugee Law Reconsidered: Reconciling Humanitarian Objectives of Western Europe and the United States
... The Cuban situation exemplified the dire consequences of refugee movements, and thus provided support for the President's decision to threaten the Haitian military jun[r] ...
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Persecution on Account of Gender: A Need for Refugee Law Reform
... Apply international norms to ensure equal access and equal treatment of women and men in refugee determination procedures and the granting of asylum, including full r[r] ...
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Why Judges Should Not Make Refugee Law: Australia's Malaysia Solution and the Refugee Convention
... Might the minister's declaration that the receiving country "meets relevant human rights standards" obviate the abovementioned concerns?"' After all, the Re[r] ...
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Korea’s Refugee Act: A Critical Evaluation under International Law
... the Refugee Act has been generally praised by observers, there has been little critical analysis of its provisions or consideration of whether it will truly be successful in bringing Korea into compliance with its ...
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Patterns of Refugee Planning: A Comparative Analysis of Current Refugee Planning Approaches
... international refugee law finally ap- plied to any person in any place at any time (United Nations, ...international law and not heart-warming as- ...
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Understanding Disability under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Its Impact on International Refugee and Asylum Law
... by refugee law, applicants with disability often turn to the CAT as a fall back option and attempt to show that the harm they face is so severe that it does not matter whether it is related to one of the ...
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Unpacking Refugee Flight: Critical Content Analysis of Picturebooks Featuring Refugee Protagonists
... In this research, I also found that conflict-related physical and psychological damage in the stories provides grounds for the “well-founded fear” requirement of asylum claims (UN General Assembly, 1951) and ...
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REFUGEE PERCEPTIONS STUDY
... Recent developments include: the Community Mobilisation Working Group, led by IRD, is a forum where partners are brainstorming ways to improve a broader participation of refugees, including WaSH Committees. JEN/UNHCR is ...
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Refugee repatriation and consent
... We might claim that, in the case of Israel, it was not payments that were wrong, but the enforcement of the agreement. If refugees who tried to re-enter Israeli territory were deported, then this was a form of ...
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Psychology and the Refugee Experience
... Chávez, K. R. (2011) Identifying the needs of LGBTQ immigrants and refugees in Southern Arizona, Journal of Homosexuality, 58 (2):189-218 Cornish, F., Peltzer, K. and Maclachlan, M. (1999) Returning strangers: The ...
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A model explaining refugee experiences of the Australian healthcare system: a systematic review of refugee perceptions
... Seeking refugee status in Australia is tightly ...the Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance Programme including 8208 places for displaced Syrian and Iraqi ...improving refugee health ...
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