Migration Law

The Geneva Convention's relevance in international refugee protectionTopic: Who is a Refugee under the 1951 Convention relating to the status of Refugees? Geneva Convention, or the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, or the 1951 Refugee Convention, is the main multilateral treaty of the United Nations (UN) that not only defines the term refugee but also brings out the rights that the individuals get when they are granted asylum, ...

Background1. Where the phrase “do not live separately and apart on a permanent basis” is defined in the migration legislation and the meaning of the phrase as defined in migration legislation as well as in policy. 2. The meaning of the phrase in the context of the decision of the Full Federal Court in SZOXP v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2015] FCAFC 69. 3. The principles of statutory interpretation that wer...

Meaning of State Responsibility under international law Question: Discuss about the Weakness of State Responsibility. The present question is based on the weak points that are found in case of state responsibility. Therefore, it can be said that the ultimate purpose of the report is to point out the international legal relationship and the various aspect of state responsibility. Before cominginto the point, it is important to understand the va...

Public International Law Discuss about the Multiplicity Of International Court. The present report is based on the possibilities or dilemmas regarding the establishment of multiple courts in the sphere of international legal order. Therefore, it can be stated that the report will discuss about the topics related to international law and the principle of it and will throw lights on the reason and outcome of the multiple courts and tribunals...

Refugee System in Canada Discuss about the American and Canadian Immigration laws. Refugees are referred to people who have either left or fled from their own countries for the fear of being persecuted on the grounds of their gender, race, opinion or beliefs. They have been subjected to such drastic and inhuman experiences that they are unable to return home for the fear of being persecuted in the same manner (Hollifield, Martin & Orrenius,...