UNHCR Protection Manual - Related sources
The Protection Manual is UNHCR's repository of protection policy and guidance. The documents are listed in reverse chronological order.-
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Inclusion (article 1A(2))
This study assesses jurisprudential developments in the case law in both common law and civil law jurisdictions over the past decade. In particular, it explores the degree to which courts have continued to invoke one or both of the dominant interpretative approaches, evaluates the extent to which new tests or elements of the tests have emerged, and undertakes a critical analysis of the state of jurisprudential interpretation of PSG today. It also examines the extent to which interpretation of the MPSG ground has evolved to meet the protection needs of emerging groups and those historically overlooked in refugee law analysis.
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- Date: August 2012
adequate reception conditions and the social rights of asylum-seeking and refugee children.
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- Date: 13 July 2012
The question whether persecuted women can be refugees seems uncontroversial and now well-settled as a matter of international refugee law. Yet, closer scrutiny of case law suggests that there are multiple impediments to the recognition of women’s asylum claims. In this paper, the author presents three emerging trends in the jurisprudence of a number of countries, which have an impact on the recognition of gender-related asylum claims. The author calls these trends – distinction, discretion and discrimination – the “new frontiers” to gender-related claims.
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- Date: 19 June 2012
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- Date: 12 June 2012
membership of a particular social group; "protected characteristics" and "social perception" approaches.
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- Date: 23 February 2012
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- Date: January 2012
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- Date: November 2011
On the interaction between the 1951 Convention and the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction; scope and the content of the principle of non-refoulement and the prohibition of expulsion.
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- Date: 21 March 2011
Member States' responsibility not to transfer an asylum applicant where the receiving State cannot guarantee the fundamental rights of the asylum-seeker.
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- Date: 1 February 2011
On transfers under the Dublin II Regulation and effective remedies available against such transfers; burden of proof and the presumption of safety of EU Member States / "Dublin" countries; the material situation of asylum-seekers in Greece, including reception conditions; access to Greece's asylum procedures and the risk of (indirect) refoulement
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- Date: June 2010
