النتائج (
الإنجليزية) 2:
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The Convention defines the meaning with the word "refugee". Outlines refugee rights, including their rights such as freedom of religion and movement from one place to another, and the right of access to education, and travel documents, and the opportunity to work, it also stresses the importance of commitments / obligations to the host government. And it provides one of the key provisions in the Convention on the inadmissibility of return of refugees and the legal term is the prohibition of refoulement to a country where fear / or the fear of being persecuted. They also determine the persons or groups of persons who are not covered by this Convention.
4. What it contains 1967 Protocol?
Removed the geographical and time limits laid down protocol in the original agreement , which was not allowed under only to persons who became refugees as a result of events occurring in Europe before 1 January / January 1951, applied for refugee status.
5. who is a refugee?
know the first article of the Convention clearly is a refugee. It 's someone outside the country of his nationality or country of habitual residence, because of well- founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion and is unable or owing to such fear or do not want to avail himself / sheltered protection of that country or return to it for fear of being persecuted.
6. what is the protection?
the government to enforce the laws of the country and is working to protect its citizens in accordance with these provisions. When governments are unable or unwilling to do so, often during a conflict or civil war, many people fled from their homes, often to another country, where they are classified as refugees. Since they no longer enjoy the protection of their governments, the international community plays this role.
7. Who protects refugees?
Rests with host governments, primarily responsible for the protection of refugees. The 139 world - wide, that have signed the 1951 Convention, countries are obliged to implement its provisions. The Commission retains the "regulatory commitment" to this process, and intervene as necessary to ensure the truthful granting refugees asylum and not to force them to return to their countries feared that their lives are exposed to the risk. IAEA and seek ways to help refugees restart their lives again, either through voluntary return to their home countries or, if not possible, through resettlement in host or "third" countries other countries.
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