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Refugees in Our Midst : Applying International Human Rights Law to the Bullying of LGBTQ Youth in the United States

Cianciarulo, Marisa Silenzi - 2016

This Article explores the severe bullying of LGBTQ students from a comparative international human rights perspective. Modern international refugee law, in existence since 1951 and accepted by 146 countries, provides a useful framework for evaluating the seriousness of the harm experienced by...

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Aspirational Yet Precarious : New Zealand Refugee Settlement Policy's Compliance with International Human Rights Obligations

Mahony, Chris; Humpage, Louise; Baird, Natalie - 2018

right enjoyed by refugees under international law. Instead, as our title suggests, it demonstrates that New Zealand refugee … policy is aspirational yet extremely precarious. The first section indicates how a refugee’s pathway to protection via the UN … quota system or as Convention refugees, significantly affects both family reunification and refugee resettlement support …

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Preface : Refugee Crisis in the European Union. Between the Fundamental Human Rights and the Efforts Towards Securitization

Alexandrescu, Mihai - 2016

For the past few years the Mediterranean Sea has become a graveyard for the people coming from the Middle East and North Africa to Europe, in search of a better life or simply life. But on many other occasions the waves of the Sea have hidden the dreams of the Others. At the edge of the Old...

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Refugees into citizens : Palestinians and the end of the Arab-Israeli conflict

Arzt, Donna E. - 1997

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Loss and damage finance in the climate negotiations : key challenges and next steps

Åberg, Anna; Jeffs, Nina - 2022

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Die Menschenrechte : Entwicklung, Stand, Zukunft; mit besonderer Berücksichtigung des Flüchtlingsrechts in den wichtigsten Flüchtlingsaufnahmestaaten

Veiter, Theodor (ed.); Klein, Friedrich (ed.) - 1966

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Socioeconomic Rights and Refugee Status : Deepening the Dialogue Between Human Rights and Refugee Law

Marouf, Fatma E.; Anker, Deborah - 2021

Over the past two decades, international human rights law has provided an increasingly useful framework for interpreting key criteria of the definition of a refugee. A human rights-based approach to analyzing refugee status helps to increase consistency and uniformity in decision making by state...

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Disaster Affected Environmental Refugees and Human Rights

Patil, Dr. Yuvraj Dilip - 2012

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) defines environmental refugees as 'those people who have been forced to … motherland and become environmental refugees. Environmental refugees could be even more than war affected persons. Objective: 1 …. To discuss the legal and human rights status of Environmental Refugees under International Law. 3. To study the relevance …

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Displacement, asylum, migration : the Oxford Amnesty Lectures 2004

Tunstall, Kate E. (contributor) - 2006

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Health in diversity - diversity in health : (forced) migration, social diversification, and health in a changing world

Crepaz, Katharina (ed.); Becker, Ulrich (ed.); … - Health in Diversity, Diversity in Health? … - 2020

interdisciplinary and international look at the relationship between refugees, diversity, and health, including health care policies …

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