US EditionChanging Refugee Asylum Rules Would Be Catastrophic Error: UNHCR
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Changing Refugee Asylum Rules Would Be Catastrophic Error: UNHCR
The head of the UNHCR, the agency for refugees, said that bowing to pressure to reform the refugee convention and asylum system would be a “catastrophic error”. Filippo Grandi spoke to member states during an annual UNHCR meeting in Geneva. His comments form a response to U.S. moves to sharply narrow the right to asylum […] The post Changing Refugee Asylum Rules Would Be Catastrophic Error: UNHCR appeared first on StratNews Global.
Questioning the right to asylum would be a catastrophic mistake, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Filippo Grandi warned on Monday, addressing member states during the agency's annual meeting in Geneva. "Challenging the Refugee Convention and the principle of asylum would be a catastrophic mistake," Grandi said, as quoted by Reuters. The article, "UNHCR: Questioning the right to asylum would be a catastrophic mistake," comes …
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