What are the eight guiding principles in the international refugee law?

1. Non-discrimination: Refugees should not be discriminated against based on their race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.

2. Non-penalization: Refugees should not be penalized for entering a country illegally in search of asylum.

3. Non-refoulement: Refugees should not be returned to a country where they would face persecution or serious harm.

4. Protection: Refugees should be provided with protection and assistance by the state in which they seek asylum.

5. Respect for human rights: Refugees should have their human rights respected and protected, regardless of their legal status.

6. Access to justice: Refugees should have access to legal remedies and the right to challenge any decisions affecting their status.

7. Durable solutions: Refugees should be provided with durable solutions, such as voluntary repatriation, local integration, or resettlement in a third country.

8. Cooperation: States should cooperate with each other and with international organizations to address the needs of refugees and ensure their protection and well-being.

1. Non-discrimination
2. Non-penalization
3. Access to asylum procedures
4. Protection from refoulement
5. Non-expulsion
6. Protection from abuse
7. Family reunification
8. Non-discrimination in access to employment