The internalisation of international refugee law in Brazil - Garcia Angelico, Gabriela
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Human rights are gradually taking centre stage on the international agenda of the 21st century. More than a great movement or doctrine, the realisation is growing that human rights are ultimately a way of life. In this debate on human rights, the issue of refugees in the world is one of the most complex problems facing the international community today. The issue is the subject of intense debate both domestically and internationally, in search of more effective ways to protect and assist these particularly vulnerable groups, who constantly suffer violations of their human rights. This book is…mehr

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Human rights are gradually taking centre stage on the international agenda of the 21st century. More than a great movement or doctrine, the realisation is growing that human rights are ultimately a way of life. In this debate on human rights, the issue of refugees in the world is one of the most complex problems facing the international community today. The issue is the subject of intense debate both domestically and internationally, in search of more effective ways to protect and assist these particularly vulnerable groups, who constantly suffer violations of their human rights. This book is a study of the legal situation of refugees in contemporary international law; more specifically, we aim to analyse International Refugee Law and its internalisation in Brazil. The recent international situation has given greater prominence to this issue, since the community of nations seems to realise, more and more, that its observance has a great influence on the protection of human rights.
Autorenporträt
Graduated in International Relations and PhD student in Social Sciences at UNESP. She received a scholarship from the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel during her master's degree. Researcher at the International Organisations Study and Research Group and the International Relations Tutorial Education Programme at UNESP.