The Refugee Convention
The UNHCR and Internally Displaced Persons – Protection for the Purposes of Precluding Application of the Refugee Convention?
... the Refugee Convention leads to the conclusion that the term ‘that country’ refers to the authorities of the ...the Refugee Convention and therefore the conclusion in Vallaj is highly ...
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Refugees Who Arrive by Boat and Canada’s Commitment to the Refugee Convention: A Discursive Analysis
... the Refugee Convention ...the refugee came into existence ...the Refugee Convention and during a period which is now regarded as the heyday of Canadian refugee policy ...the ...
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Children's rights and refugee Law : conceptualising children within the refugee convention
... AlI rights reser\'ed, No part of this book mar be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any eJectronic, mechanical, or other means, no\\' known or hereaf[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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Temporary Protection and the Refugee Convention in Australia, Denmark, and Germany
... 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, henceforth Refugee Convention, and other associated standards may be seen as critical elements of liberal inter- nationalist aspirations for ...
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Principled Exclusion: A Revised Approach to Article1(F)(a) of the Refugee Convention
... “moral” ground that it would be troubling for a state to find that an indi- vidual was a “notorious war criminal” and nonetheless afford him refugee protection. 53 As the representative for Israel stated, the ...
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THE REFUGEE CONVENTION, 1951 THE TRAVAUX PREPARATOIRES ANALYSED WITH A COMMENTARY BY DR PAUL WEIS
... the Convention did not govern the question of admission, but continental countries had no choice in that ...the Convention might be completely ...the Convention, particularly those relating to ...
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Left Out in the Cold: Trafficking Victims, Gender, and Misinterpretation of the Refugee Convention\u27s Nexus Requirement
... obvious economic motive, any Convention reason is drowned out. In the case of a single Thai woman who had been trafficked into sexual servitude, the Immigration an[r] ...
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Migrant Smuggling in the Mediterranean: An Excludable Act under Article 1F(b) Refugee Convention?
... However, the text of article 1F(b) does not make any reference to extradition law and nothing in the preparatory works suggests that it was the intention of the drafters to oblige the States Parties to always exclude an ...
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Excluding Undeserving Claimants: New Zealand's Interpretation of Art 1F(c) Refugee Convention
... granting refugee status to a claimant who fulfills art 1F criteria, this does not automatically trigger an individual’s refoulement, and the state is not prevented from granting other forms of ...the ...
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Refugee Obligation Geneva Convention
... the convention requires the wounded and ngos and detain protesters who ...and refugee obligation convention on the treaty are countries around the need and transit processing as its neighbours would ...
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Australia and the 1951 Refugee Convention
... Second, it should seek to reduce the need for long-distance asylum seeking. At the moment too many asylum seekers — including genuine refugees — are taking too many risks to travel long distances to reach asylum. It is ...
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An International Convention on Refugee Resettlement
... The UNHCR has been at pains to point out that resettlement and asylum should be viewed as two distinct but complementary possibilities, to be ‘pursued in tandem, and not used to work against each other’. 48 Yet some ...
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The Role of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in Protecting Refugee Children
... of refugee children, refugee children can be given the same treatment as what are being enjoyed by local ...The Convention should be used as the standard yardstick and inspiration for all the ...
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Should Indonesia Accede to the 1951 Refugee Convention and Its 1967 Protocol?
... and refugee who are categorized as foreigner according to Indonesia’s law and most of them enter Indonesia’s territory by violating Indonesia’s immigration law either as victim of people smuggling or human ...
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State Succession - Convention on Status of Refugees - Lesotho’s Use of Nyerere Letter Recognized to Effect Accession to Multilateral Convention but Refugee Definition Precludes Applicability of Convention
... 9 It was the appellant's contention that Prime Minister Jonathan's letter to the United Nations 50 had the effect of a general accession to all applicable multilater[r] ...
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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 five ...
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A Comparative Analysis of the Application of the 1951 Refugee Convention to Victims of Sexual Violence in South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda
... entails in the respective domestic criminal justice systems and of what mechanisms are in place for addressing sexual offences. It further uses the qualitative analysis of documented prosecuted cases of sexual violence ...
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Refugee-Parolee: The Dilemma of the Indochina Refugee
... The procedure of allowing excluded aliens to enter the United States was developed during the 1920's as an administrative practice without statutory authority. 16 At f[r] ...
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Handbook on Procedures and Criteria for Determining Refugee Status under the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees
... the Convention was drafted, the memory of the trials of major war criminals was still very much alive, and there was agreement on the part of States that war criminals should not be ...
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