Refugee Law
/ˈrɛfjʊdʒi lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) The body of international and national laws, principles, and policies governing the protection, rights, and treatment of refugees.
Refugee law establishes the criteria for asylum and ensures basic protections for displaced persons.
Forms
- refugee laws
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Commentary
Refugee law primarily addresses the legal status and protection of individuals fleeing persecution; drafters should ensure clarity around eligibility criteria and procedural safeguards.
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