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Author Germov, Roz.

Title Refugee law in Australia / by Roz Germov and Francesco Motta
Published South Melbourne, Vic. ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2003

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Description xliv, 899 pages ; 23 cm
regular print
Contents Pt. 1. The history of the Refugees Convention 1. The historical development of the International Convention Relating to Refugees -- 2. The history of Australian refugee protection policy -- 3. The refugee processing system in Australia -- Pt. 2. The Refugee Convention in Australian law 4. The Refugees Convention in Australian law -- Pt. 3. Merits review 5. Country of reference -- 6. Well-founded fear -- 7. Persecution -- 8. The Refugees Convention grounds -- 9. Possible Convention-related grounds -- 10. Protection -- 11. Exceptions, exclusions, and cessation under the Convention -- 12. The Administrative Appeals Tribunal -- 13. Practical considerations for client representation and case preparation -- Pt. 4. Judicial review 14. Judicial review under the former Part 8 of the Migration Act 1958 : structure and scope -- 15. Judicial review under the former Part 8 of the Migration Act 1958 : the review grounds -- Pt. 5. Future directions 17. Emerging trends
Summary Refugee Law in Australia is the first text to deal comprehensively with how the Australian Courts have interpreted the United Nations Convention concerning the Status of Refugees. The text presents a comprehensive legal analysis of the case law and the decision-making mechanisms for assessing applications for refugee status from the primary decision-making level to the High Court. Information about the applicable procedures is included as well as practical advice for case presentation at all these levels. Refugee status law is a politically sensitive subject and exposes Australia to international scrutiny. Refugee litigation comprises a substantial amount of the Federal Courtâ‚‚s caseload and refugee cases have set precedents that apply across all fields of administrative law. The text presents the complex legal issues in a lucid and thorough manner
Notes Includes index
Bibliography Bibliography: pages 874-886
SUBJECT United Nations Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Status of Refugees and Stateless Persons (1951 : Geneva, Switzerland) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no95014478
Subject Refugees -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Australia.
Refugees -- Government policy -- Australia.
Emigration and immigration law -- Australia.
Genre/Form Conference papers and proceedings.
Author Motta, Francesco.
LC no. 2003279796
ISBN 0195509986 :