Refugee Law

Exploring the complex and multifaceted nature of the term 'refugee,' this book delves into its varied meanings across different contexts. It highlights the legal framework established by the UN Refugee Convention of 1951, examining how interpretations can differ among legal professionals and the broader public. Through this lens, the narrative addresses the emotional and political implications of the term, encouraging readers to reflect on the challenges faced by refugees and the significance of their experiences in contemporary society.