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Asyl vs. Exklusion - En undersökning av förhållandet mellan rätten till asyl och exklusion samt hur verkställighetshinder och non-refoulementprincipen förhindrar utvisning vid avslag på ansökan om asyl. / Asylum vs. Exclusion - An examination of the relationship between the right to asylum and exclusion as well as how the obstacles to enforcement and non-refoulement principle prevent deportation at the refusal of asylum.Barjandi, Behnaz January 2017 (has links)
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Praxe tzv. diplomatických záruk v současném mezinárodním právu / The practice of so-called diplomatic guarantees in recent international lawKaštyl, Miroslav January 2012 (has links)
The practice of so-called diplomatic guarantees in recent international law The aim of this thesis is to analyze the practice of so-called diplomatic assurances (guarantees) in contemporary international law and its possible impact on existing obligations of States related to the protection of human rights, especially in relation to the ban on torture. Diplomatic assurances enable a transfer of an individual from one State to another. They include an undertaking of the State receiving an individual that he or she will be treated in accordance with the conditions set by the sending State, i.e. generally in accordance with the human rights obligations. However, it has recently received a great deal of public attention due to a number of suspicious returns of alleged terror suspects into the countries with poor human rights record including a record of torture. Consequently, the opinion criticizing the reliance on diplomatic assurances evolved describing diplomatic assurances as a tool how to circumvent current obligations of States under international human rights law. First part of this thesis provides a general overview of diplomatic assurances, their history, what are the advantages and disadvantages of diplomatic assurances and whether diplomatic assurances could be considered as treaties under...
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