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Balancing refoulement to torture against security interests - the pitfalls of the Suresh exception
This thesis examines whether the balancing of security interests against refoulement to torture, as advanced by the Canadian Supreme Court in the Suresh Case, is a helpful legal development for negotiating the complex security and protection challenges in the post 9/11 era. This thesis assesses the...
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2017
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