The principle of non-refoulement is that refugees are not sent to the country of origin if they are threatened with persecution in their country of origin.
It was adopted by the 1951 refugee law convention. And The European Convention on Human Rights, the United Nations Convention on Civil Political Rights and the Convention Against Torture also adopted the principle of non-refoulement.
However, the European Union countries accept refugees as immigrants and violate these human rights conventions.
These violations are often based on some reasons:
1-) Reliable third country application,
2-) First entry country,
3-) EU border security practices violate these humanitarian conventions
It was adopted by the 1951 refugee law convention. And The European Convention on Human Rights, the United Nations Convention on Civil Political Rights and the Convention Against Torture also adopted the principle of non-refoulement.
However, the European Union countries accept refugees as immigrants and violate these human rights conventions.
These violations are often based on some reasons:
1-) Reliable third country application,
2-) First entry country,
3-) EU border security practices violate these humanitarian conventions
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