Addressing rights beyond borders: Discussing the safeguarding of refugees and the challenges of climate migrants

Delegate Research Guidebook Drafted and compiled by: Teen Script (Global Affairs division)

CONTENTS:

1. Who is A refugee?
2. Terms under the concept of refugees (Internally displaced person)
3. Who is a stateless person? (Stateless person)
4. Who is an asylum seeker? (Asylum seeker)
5. Data and Statistics: Diagrammatic presentation, Map analysis
6. Laws regarding refugees (Rights of refugees)
7. What is refugee law?
8. What is non-refoulement?
9. Non-refoulement under the 1951 Convention
10. Non-refoulement under human rights law
11. Non-refoulement under customary law: An obligation for all States
12. What is refugee protection?
13. Do refugees have human rights?
14. Can refugees travel?
15. What is the 1951 Refugee Convention? Who is a refugee under the 1951 Convention?
16. Regional refugee laws and standards
17. 1969 OAU Convention governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa
18. Who is a refugee under the 1969 OAU Convention?
19. 1984 Cartagena Declaration
20. Regional practice: Who is a refugee under the 1984 Cartagena Declaration?
21. The Middle East and Asia
22. Europe
23. International human rights law:
24. The Convention against Torture: How it protects refugees
25. The Convention on the Rights of the Child: How it protects refugees:
26. The principle of the best interests of the child
27. Child and unaccompanied or separated child:
28. Regional human rights instruments relevant to refugee protection
29. The right to seek and enjoy asylum.
30. The right to seek and enjoy asylum: What is involved?
31. State practice for asylum rights.
32. 5 FACTS ABOUT CLIMATE MIGRATION
33. Why is climate migration on the rise?
34. DATA AND STATISTICS REGARDING CLIMATE MIGRANTS
35. MAP ANALYSIS:
36. ASIA:
37. NORTH AMERICA:
38. AFRICA.
39. PER-COUNTRY ANALYSIS