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Refoulement is showing at Sullivan + Strumpf until 11 October; McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery, 16 November - 8 February 2015, and Linden Centre for Contemporary Art, 19 December - 15 February 2015.

Cochtel said the agency had "some concerns about the return of Afghans to Turkey" because they faced the risk of refoulement, being returned to a warzone.

However, the European Commission's spokeswoman, Natasha Bertaud, said that since the EU upheld international law protecting refugees from "refoulement" – being sent home to face persecution – "the Australian model can never be a model for us".

The principle of non-refoulement is the cornerstone of the international refugee regime.

Non-refoulement is the obligation on countries not to expel a refugee to a place where their life or freedom might be threatened.

The obligation of non-refoulement is contained in Article 33 of the Refugee Convention and is widely recognised as a fundamental principle of the Refugee Convention.

Since there is no absolute right to asylum but only a right to seek it, the principle of non-refoulement is considered an absolutely critical aspect of the Refugee Convention since it seeks to prevent the return of refugees to places of danger (O'Sullivan, 2014).

The Australian judges did state that the threshold of safety, closely linked to the principle of non-refoulement, is a requirement of Australian laws but with a close 4 3 judgement, concluded in favour of the Australian government, claiming the executive acted within the parameters of the Maritime Powers Act (2013), passed by the Australian government after the M70 judgement.

The principle of international law called non-refoulement is the prohibition of forced return.

Beyani accused neighbouring countries of breaching the international principle of non-refoulement which is designed to guarantee a safe haven for the victims of persecution.

The ban on mass "push-backs" - also known as "non-refoulement" - is an EU principle.