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Principle of non refoulement in the paradigm of counter terrorism measures taken by states

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2020Description: 73 p. ; 25 cmOnline resources:
Contents:
Table of Contents 1. Introduction ; 1.1. Historical Background; 1.2. Present position ; 1.3. Reasons behind insertion of Article 33(2) of the 1951 convention ; 2. Principle of Non Refoulement as customary international law ; 2.1. Requisites of Jus Cogens ; 2.2. Principle of Non Refoulement as “Jus Cogens” ; 2.3. Conclusion of the chapter ; 3. Analysis of the exception of National Security ; 3.1. Non uniformity of the exceptions; 3.2. Narrow interpretation of Article 33(2) ; 3.3. Emphasis on specificity ; 3.4. Conclusion of the chapter ; 4. Practices in the countries ; 4.1. Analysis of the UNSC resolutions ; 4.2. Position in the United States ; 4.2.1. Usage of exceptions to non refoulement principle ; 4.2.2. Wide scope of national security exception ; 4.3. Position in Europe ; 4.4. Conclusion of the chapter ; Conclusion and Suggestions ; Executive Summary ; Findings; Suggested Model ; Final remarks ; Bibliography .
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction ; 1.1. Historical Background; 1.2. Present position ; 1.3. Reasons behind insertion of Article 33(2) of the 1951 convention ; 2. Principle of Non Refoulement as customary international law ; 2.1. Requisites of Jus Cogens ; 2.2. Principle of Non Refoulement as “Jus Cogens” ; 2.3. Conclusion of the chapter ; 3. Analysis of the exception of National Security ; 3.1. Non uniformity of the exceptions; 3.2. Narrow interpretation of Article 33(2) ; 3.3. Emphasis on specificity ; 3.4. Conclusion of the chapter ; 4. Practices in the countries ; 4.1. Analysis of the UNSC resolutions ; 4.2. Position in the United States ; 4.2.1. Usage of exceptions to non refoulement principle ; 4.2.2. Wide scope of national security exception ; 4.3. Position in Europe ; 4.4. Conclusion of the chapter ; Conclusion and Suggestions ; Executive Summary ; Findings; Suggested Model ; Final remarks ; Bibliography .