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Jay Jaiswal

Refugees in India and their Re-Integration with Special Reference to Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 - Bangalore NLSIU 2020 - 84p.

CONTENTS
CERTIFICATE ;
DECLARATION ;
ACKNOWLEDGMENT;
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ;
CHAPTER 1 ;
INTRODUCTION ;
Background: ;
Research Problem ;
Aims and objectives ;
Hypothesis;
Research Questions ;
Research Methodology ;
Importance of study ;
Mode of Citation ;
Scope and Limitations;
Literature Review: ;
Chapterisation ;
CHAPTER 2 ;
STATUS OF REFUGEES IN INDIA BEFORE CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT, 2019;
2.1. Historical tradition of welcoming refugees in India: ;
2.2. India and International Refugee Law;
2.2.1. Who are considered as refugees in India?;
2.2.2. Indian hesitation to ratify the Convention: ;
2.3. Refugee problems in India: ;
2.3.1. Refugee movements in India ;
2.3.2. Categories of refugee ;
2.4. Refugee Protection in India: ;
2.4.1. Legislative measures: ;
2.4.2. Judicial precedents: ;
2.4.3. Administrative orders: ;
2.5. Status of refugees in India before Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 ;
CHAPTER 3 ;
LOCAL INTEGRATION BY NATURALIZATION AS A DURABLE SOLUTION FOR REFUGEE PROBLEM ;
3.1. Local integration as durable solution for refugee problems;
3.1.1. Local Integration: ;
3.2. Varying local integration for different refugee groups: ;
3.3. Religious persecution and local integration of religiously persecuted minorities in refuge state: ;
CHAPTER 4 ;
CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT, 2019 AND ITS EFFECT ON THE STATUS OF REFUGEES IN INDIA ;
4.1 Citizenship and how it can be acquired: ;
4.2. India’s historical moral obligations: ;
4.3. Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019: Analysis of the object and reasons along with its provisions: ;
Statement of object and reasons ;
4.4. How far and to what extent can CAA affect the refugee status in India: ;
4.4.1. Effect on eligible refugees: ;
4.4.3. Effect of CAA on non-eligible refugees: ;
4.5. CAA and its practicability: Social acceptance v/s legal status in document ;
CHAPTER 5 ;
CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT, 2019: JUSTIFIED WITH CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS, CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY? ;
5.1. What are alleged grounds of challenging of CAA? ;
5.2. How Government of India is justifying CAA to be under the ambit of its Constitutional power? ;
5.3. Analysis of validity of CAA based on Supreme Court’s previous decisions on test of equality, government’s foreign policy and other relevant matters: ;
CHAPTER 6 ;
CONCLUSION AND SUGGESSIONS ;
6.1. Conclusion;
6.2. Findings:
6.3. Suggestions:
BIBLIOGRAPHY .