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Their citizens almost always have the legal right to refuge in Europe.
Last week, at the premiere of the film Suffragette, feminist campaigners demonstrated on the red carpet for women's right to refuge provision.
There are the refugees trapped with "failed asylum claims", who live homeless and destitute for years, before an appeal finally finds that Britain is indeed obliged to recognise their right to refuge.
Via Shire's poetic rendition, the two are paired and a question posed: Is reducing a person's right to refuge to a piece of paper more or less bizarre than the act of eating one?
Reaching an agreement on an equitable distribution of the burden has not yet proved possible.The anti-immigration right wants to portray boat people as being for the most part economic migrants, who have no legal right to refuge; but a great many of them are not.
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In antiquity slaves often had the right to take refuge in a temple to escape cruel owners, but that sometimes afforded little protection.
It was a moment at which Europe collectively understood that people fleeing persecution should have a right to seek refuge in order to access fundamental human rights. .
Despite my first point above, that refugees are fleeing for their lives, and despite international treaties that give them the right to seek refuge in new countries, Europe makes it close to impossible to do so.
Until now, non-British women escaping violence had no right to access refuges or benefits if they were on spousal visas – and so were faced with destitution if they chose to leave their husbands, or were thrown out by them.
The 65-year-old agency works to ensure that people fleeing violence, persecution, war or disaster at home have the right to find safe refuge and seek asylum.
It strives to ensure that everyone can exercise the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge in another State, with the option to return home voluntarily, integrate locally or to resettle in a third country.
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