مبدأ عدم توقيع الجزاءات على اللاجئ كضمانة للحماية

Abstract EN

International efforts to protect refugees were launched in the first half of the twentieth century through the efforts of the League of Nations, but their suspension halted these efforts until the United Nations, whose General Assembly approved the conclusion of a special agreement on the status of refugees on July 25, 1951, where the convention clarifies persons with status Refugees and the protection granted to them, and the signatory states have a duty to refrain from imposing any kind of penal or administrative penalties on refugees because of their entry to its territorial borders, or because of their illegal presence on their lands, and those who enter or are in their territory without permission, coming directly from A territory in which their lives or freedom were threatened within the meaning of Article 1 of the Convention, provided that they present themselves to the authorities without delay and that they prove the validity of the reasons for their illegal entry or presence.