The use of international human rights machinery to protect refugees has acquired an important dimension in recent years. This is true of both the United Nations treaty body system and the African, European and Inter-American regional systems of of human rights. The result is a dynamic international invigoration of traditional refugee law that, in contradistinction, tends to be applied at the level of national courts and tribunals. Yet the precise role of human rights in the protection of refugees is sometimes viewed with suspicion and uncertainty. This Commentary provides a valuable insight … read moreinto the use of human rights in the protection of refugees through the prism of the African Human Rights System
While refugees are entitled to the right of asylum vis-a-vis the U.N. 1951 Convention Relating to th...
Globally, it is worth stressing that international law, European law and national laws must fulfill ...
Increasingly hard-line and restrictive asylum policies and practices of many governments call into q...
The use of international human rights machinery to protect refugees has acquired an important dimens...
Africa has often been treated as a mere recipient of legal systems, particularly by the former colon...
Africa has often been treated as a mere recipient of legal systems, particularly by the former colon...
This work offers an analysis of the legal regime for refugee protection in Africa, broadly construed...
The origins of refugee rights are closely intertwined with the emergence of the general system of in...
Over the past few years the issue of asylum has progressively become interrelated with human rights....
Over the past few years the issue of asylum has progressively become interrelated with human rights....
This article explores the possibility of using some of the other international agreements to secure ...
African countries have been host to and have produced refugees for decades. These refugees have fled...
This article traces the contributions of African states to the development of international refugee ...
There continues to be an increase in concern for human rights in different areas, and refugees are n...
In late 2011 the High Court of Australia and the European Court of Justice made rulings on the condi...
While refugees are entitled to the right of asylum vis-a-vis the U.N. 1951 Convention Relating to th...
Globally, it is worth stressing that international law, European law and national laws must fulfill ...
Increasingly hard-line and restrictive asylum policies and practices of many governments call into q...
The use of international human rights machinery to protect refugees has acquired an important dimens...
Africa has often been treated as a mere recipient of legal systems, particularly by the former colon...
Africa has often been treated as a mere recipient of legal systems, particularly by the former colon...
This work offers an analysis of the legal regime for refugee protection in Africa, broadly construed...
The origins of refugee rights are closely intertwined with the emergence of the general system of in...
Over the past few years the issue of asylum has progressively become interrelated with human rights....
Over the past few years the issue of asylum has progressively become interrelated with human rights....
This article explores the possibility of using some of the other international agreements to secure ...
African countries have been host to and have produced refugees for decades. These refugees have fled...
This article traces the contributions of African states to the development of international refugee ...
There continues to be an increase in concern for human rights in different areas, and refugees are n...
In late 2011 the High Court of Australia and the European Court of Justice made rulings on the condi...
While refugees are entitled to the right of asylum vis-a-vis the U.N. 1951 Convention Relating to th...
Globally, it is worth stressing that international law, European law and national laws must fulfill ...
Increasingly hard-line and restrictive asylum policies and practices of many governments call into q...