مبدأ عدم الرد في الصكوك الدولية

Abstract EN

The principle of non-refoulement is a concept that prevents any government from expelling any refugee or asylum seeker from its territory and returning it to a territory, whether its own State or otherwise, where it may be subjected to torture or persecution on grounds of race, creed, nationality or membership in A specific social team.

The principle of non-refoulement is the guiding principle of asylum law since it appeared in the 1933 Convention on the International Status of Refugees, but this principle is not limited to refugees but also in other areas of international law and in human rights treaties, especially with regard to the prohibition of torture and treatment or punishment Cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.