Legal Considerations Regarding Claims for International Protection Made in the context of the Adverse Effects of Climate Change and Disasters

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Introduction

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THE 1951 CONVENTION RELATING TO THE STATUS OF REFUGEES

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Well-founded fear of being persecuted

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“For reasons of” (causal link)

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Interaction with conflict and/or violence

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Internal flight alternative

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REGIONAL REFUGEE CRITERIA IN THE 1969 OAU CONVENTION AND THE 1984 CARTAGENA DECLARATION

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Events seriously disturbing public order

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Compelled to leave and seek protection abroad

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Internal flight or relocation alternative

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COMPLEMENTARY FORMS OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION

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TEMPORARY PROTECTION MECHANISMS

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CONCLUSION

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Legal Considerations Regarding Claims for International Protection Made in the context of the Adverse Effects of Climate Change and Disasters

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Introduction

THE 1951 CONVENTION RELATING TO THE STATUS OF REFUGEES

Well-founded fear of being persecuted

“For reasons of” (causal link)

Interaction with conflict and/or violence

Internal flight alternative

REGIONAL REFUGEE CRITERIA IN THE 1969 OAU CONVENTION AND THE 1984 CARTAGENA DECLARATION

Events seriously disturbing public order

Compelled to leave and seek protection abroad

Internal flight or relocation alternative

COMPLEMENTARY FORMS OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION

TEMPORARY PROTECTION MECHANISMS

CONCLUSION

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Introduction

THE 1951 CONVENTION RELATING TO THE STATUS OF REFUGEES

Well-founded fear of being persecuted

“For reasons of” (causal link)

Interaction with conflict and/or violence

Internal flight alternative

REGIONAL REFUGEE CRITERIA IN THE 1969 OAU CONVENTION AND THE 1984 CARTAGENA DECLARATION

Events seriously disturbing public order

Compelled to leave and seek protection abroad

Internal flight or relocation alternative

COMPLEMENTARY FORMS OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION

TEMPORARY PROTECTION MECHANISMS

CONCLUSION

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