Seeking Sanctuary: Navigating Refugee Law

"Seeking Sanctuary: Navigating Refugee Law" offers an in-depth analysis of the complex legal landscape surrounding refugees. The book examines international and national legal frameworks that protect individuals fleeing persecution, conflict, and violence. It delves into key treaties like the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, exploring their impact on refugee rights and state obligations. The author discusses the procedural aspects of asylum, the criteria for refugee status determination, and the challenges faced by asylum seekers. By highlighting case studies and real-world examples, the book illustrates the practical application of refugee law and the humanitarian principles guiding it. It also addresses contemporary issues such as the global refugee crisis, border control policies, and the balance between security concerns and human rights.

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Ms. Gargi Singh and Ms. Solanki is currently serving as Assistant Professor of Law and both are pursuing their Ph.D in the field of Law. Ms. Singh s research interests include International Law, Environmental Law, IPR and Sports Law. Ms. Solanki s ardent interests are Constitution and Administrative law.

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"Seeking Sanctuary: Navigating Refugee Law" offers an in-depth analysis of the complex legal landscape surrounding refugees. The book examines international and national legal frameworks that protect individuals fleeing persecution, conflict, and violence. It delves into key treaties like the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, exploring their impact on refugee rights and state obligations. The author discusses the procedural aspects of asylum, the criteria for refugee status determination, and the challenges faced by asylum seekers. By highlighting case studies and real-world examples, the book illustrates the practical application of refugee law and the humanitarian principles guiding it. It also addresses contemporary issues such as the global refugee crisis, border control policies, and the balance between security concerns and human rights.