INSTITUTO HUMANITÁRIO TRANSVERSAL DA HISTÓRIA DA HUMANIDADE

José Noronha Rodrigues; Ana Beatriz Medeiros Andrade

doi:10.36105/iut.2019n29.14

INSTITUTE OF TRANSHUMANITARIAN HISTORY OF HUMANITY

Authors

José Noronha Rodrigues Universidade dos Açores
Ana Beatriz Medeiros Andrade Universidade dos Açores

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36105/iut.2019n29.14

Keywords:

humanitarian institute, asylum, history of humanity

Abstract

In this article we propose to take a brief tour of the International History of Asylum Law, from the times portrayed in the Bible up to the present time, through the two World Wars and the important milestone that was the creation of the 1951 Geneva Convention on the Statute refugees, among others. We will focus our study on the role of the asylum institution in the International Juridical Order, making a distinction between the instruments of Universal scope and the instruments of Regional scope that deal with this subject. Finally, we will make a distinction between the concept of asylum and that of refugee.

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Author Biographies

José Noronha Rodrigues, Universidade dos Açores

Cátedra do Centro de Política para a Convenção dos Direitos das Crianças das Nações Unidas, investigador do CEEAplA, CEIS20, IUS GENTIUM COIMBRIGAE e membro colaborador do CEDIS, IDILP, CINETS, CEDUE, IDCLB, Professor Auxiliar na Universidade dos Açores.
Ana Beatriz Medeiros Andrade, Universidade dos Açores

Mestre em Relações Internacionais com dissertação intitulada “A Crise dos Refugiados-A transversalidade temporal do asilo e a premente necessidade da sua uniformização”, defendida e aprovada na Universidade dos Açores, em 2017, advogada.

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Published

2019-06-28

Issue

Vol. 33 No. 29 (2019): Justicia alternativa

Section

Varia

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