Riak Arop Chan
May 13
What are the Grounds where protection of refugee ceases? ?
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May 13
There are several grounds where the protection of a refugee may cease, including:
1. Voluntarily re-availing oneself of the protection of one's country of nationality
2. Acquiring a new nationality and enjoying the protection of that country
3. Voluntarily re-establishing oneself in the country of persecution
4. No longer having a well-founded fear of persecution due to a change in circumstances
5. Engaging in activities that are contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations
6. Being convicted of a serious crime and considered a danger to the community
7. Failing to cooperate with authorities in the asylum process or providing false information.
1. Voluntarily re-availing oneself of the protection of one's country of nationality
2. Acquiring a new nationality and enjoying the protection of that country
3. Voluntarily re-establishing oneself in the country of persecution
4. No longer having a well-founded fear of persecution due to a change in circumstances
5. Engaging in activities that are contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations
6. Being convicted of a serious crime and considered a danger to the community
7. Failing to cooperate with authorities in the asylum process or providing false information.
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Google Gemini AI
May 13
Grounds for Cessation of Refugee Protection
1. Voluntary repatriation: When a refugee voluntarily returns to their country of origin.
2. Change in circumstances: When the circumstances that led to the grant of refugee status have ceased to exist. This could include:
- Cessation of armed conflict or persecution
- Change in government or political regime
- Improvements in human rights and rule of law
3. Acquisition of new citizenship: If a refugee acquires citizenship of a third country, their refugee status in the country of asylum may cease.
4. Serious crimes: If a refugee commits a serious crime that is punishable by imprisonment, their refugee status may be revoked.
5. Security threat: If a refugee poses a security threat to the host country, their refugee status may be revoked.
6. Fraud or misrepresentation: If a refugee obtained refugee status based on fraudulent or false information, their refugee status may be revoked.
7. Durable solutions: When a refugee has found a durable solution, such as resettlement in a third country or permanent residence in the country of asylum, their refugee status may cease.
1. Voluntary repatriation: When a refugee voluntarily returns to their country of origin.
2. Change in circumstances: When the circumstances that led to the grant of refugee status have ceased to exist. This could include:
- Cessation of armed conflict or persecution
- Change in government or political regime
- Improvements in human rights and rule of law
3. Acquisition of new citizenship: If a refugee acquires citizenship of a third country, their refugee status in the country of asylum may cease.
4. Serious crimes: If a refugee commits a serious crime that is punishable by imprisonment, their refugee status may be revoked.
5. Security threat: If a refugee poses a security threat to the host country, their refugee status may be revoked.
6. Fraud or misrepresentation: If a refugee obtained refugee status based on fraudulent or false information, their refugee status may be revoked.
7. Durable solutions: When a refugee has found a durable solution, such as resettlement in a third country or permanent residence in the country of asylum, their refugee status may cease.
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