Risking it all : the implications of refugee smuggling

Refugees need to be and should be protected throughout every part of the asylum process. They should not be expected to remain in a country where their human rights are violated nor be expected to embark on an unsafe, unpredictable journey in the hope of reaching safety and/or asylum.

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Published inRace & class Vol. 43; no. 1; pp. 75 - 81
Main Author BACKERS, Sharone
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Sage 01.07.2001
Sage Publications Ltd. (UK)
Sage Publications Ltd
Subjects
Asylum, Right of
General studies
Human rights
Human smuggling
Human trafficking
International aspects
Political asylum
Refugees
Right of asylum
Safety
Social organization. Social system. Social structure
Sociology
Transportation
Social system
Human rights
Violence
Criminality
Right of Asylum
Immigration
Influence
Refugee
Social Psychology
Social Organization
Power
Clandestinity
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Summary:Refugees need to be and should be protected throughout every part of the asylum process. They should not be expected to remain in a country where their human rights are violated nor be expected to embark on an unsafe, unpredictable journey in the hope of reaching safety and/or asylum.
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ISSN:0306-3968
1741-3125