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non-refoulement: a standalone construct

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International refugee law

the principle that a state must not return a person to a territory where they face persecution or a real risk of serious harm.

In international refugee law, non-refoulement refers to the principle that a state must not return a person to a territory where they face persecution or a real risk of serious harm. This meaning comes from Lauterpacht (2003) in Refugee Protection in International Law.[1]

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Lauterpacht, S. E., & Bethlehem, D. (2003). The scope and content of the principle of non-refoulement : Opinion. In Refugee Protection in International Law (pp. 87-177). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511493973.008

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