The Refugee in International LawClarendon Press, 1983 - 318 Seiten The Refugee in International Law is widely acknowledged to be the most authoritative discussion of this important and challenging subject. In this completely revised and updated edition, Professor Goodwin-Gill analyses all the major developments in the field of refugee law since the appearance of the first edition in 1983. This new edition will develop more fully the international law aspects of refugee problems, taking into account moves to forestall movements, as in the case of Northern Iraq, and to prevent the necessity for flight, which was the declared rationale for some at least of the international involvement in the former Yugoslavia. |
Inhalt
1 General matters | 1 |
LOSS AND DENIAL OF REFUGEE | 8 |
DETERMINATION OF REFUGEE | 20 |
Urheberrecht | |
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1951 Convention accordance administrative admission adopted Africa aliens annexe appeal application Article Assembly assistance asylum-seekers authority Commissioner for Refugees competent concerned Conference considered Contracting Council of Europe country of origin Court crime December decision Declaration determination of refugee displaced persons European Convention example Executive Committee expulsion extradition fear of persecution Goodwin-Gill Government grant asylum habitual residence High Commissioner Human Rights humanitarian ibid Immigration individual international law International Refugee Organization issue ment Minister Movement of Persons Nations High Commissioner obligation Office Organization paragraph paras parties political offence political opinion practice principle of non-refoulement procedure provisions reasons recognized refoulement refu refugee status réfugiés request resettlement residence resolutions right of asylum Secretary-General social solution Stateless Persons Status of Refugees Territorial Asylum tion travel documents treaties UN doc UNHCR UNHCR representative United Kingdom United Nations High voluntary repatriation well-founded fear