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The Oslo I Accord or simply Oslo I, which indicates the Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements of the Declaration of Principles (DOP), set in 1993, was an attempt to establish a framework which would seek the end of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.... ... ... ... Why Did the Oslo Peace Process Fail?...
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Dissertation
The paper "Interesting History Of Liberia" describes that Liberia is a country located on the West Coast of Africa.... It was founded in 1822 by freedmen and women of color from America.... This was an initiative that was carried out by the American Colonization Society.... ... ... ... With this trend, Liberia was developed with little regard for the native population who were seen as a lower class....
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The exercise of sovereign powers in the different marine zones, under the customary international law and law of the sea, presents challenges in the application of the principle of non-refoulment and the protection of refugees and asylum-seekers at sea (Schmitt, McCormack & Louise 2011, p.... The principle of non-refoulment was initially stated in Article 33(1) of the 1951 Geneva Convention concerning the Status of Refugees (1951 refugee Convention).... The Article has a provision that no contracting country shall return or expel a refugee in any way to the borders of territories where his freedom or life may be endangered....
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What everybody expects from a responsible international humanitarian agency is to act in all possible ways to protect human rights.... But human rights is such a vast and multi-faceted topic that it is not possible for one single agency to function as an umbrella organization in monitoring and intervening in all kinds of human rights violations.... But the problem with these two closely related aspects of the refugee issue is that when one aspect is dealt with, that can go against the solution derived for the second aspect....
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It is the answer to the success of durable solutions for peaceful settlement of the immigrants in the country which they have made their home and to them, the right to family unity implies a right to family reunification in the said country.... Moreover, it may put those people out of reach for whose protection, a refugee feels most deeply responsible....
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Assignment
The exercise of sovereign powers in the different marine zones, pursuant to the customary international law and law of the sea, presents challenges in the application of the principle of non-refoulment and the protection of refugees and asylum-seekers at sea (Schmitt, McCormack & Louise 2011, p.... The principle of non-refoulment is the foundation of international refugee law and asylum.... These rights and other rights may be endangered upon returning a refugee to danger or persecution (Andreas 2011, p....
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This paper will explore the factors that have made EU integration challenging and also the main challenges limiting the expansion of integration.... The integration of the European Union (EU) member countries refers to the course of political, industrial, economic, legal, cultural and social cooperation of the member states....
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Literature review
The author of this research paper "Syrian refugee Crisis and the Rise of Far-Right Wing Movements in Europe" will make an attempt to explain how Syrian refugee problems propagated the development of the radical right-wing movements in Europe.... The main factor that has led to the growth of far-right-wing movements in Europe is the refugee crisis from Syria.... This trend has caused an acute refugee problem in Europe, and as such, differences of opinions and perceptions regarding this movement have erupted....
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