Child Refugee Asylum as a Basic Human Right

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Focusing on the legal obligations of states towards child refugee asylum seekers, this book examines the interplay of refugee law, human rights law, and humanitarian law. It analyzes how these obligations are applied across different jurisdictions through significant case studies, highlighting the challenges faced by refugee children, such as refoulement and pushback strategies. The author argues for the necessity of ensuring that child refugees are protected under the law, emphasizing the importance of upholding human dignity and rights within the framework of international law.