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The role of national human rights institutions in promoting and protecting the rights of refugees: the case of South Africa and Kenya
The apparent normative and implementation gaps within the international refugee protection regime suggest the need to reform its implementation and accountability processes. Increasingly, the focus is being shifted to local or domestic actors to attempt to address the challenges faced in realising r...
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University of Cape Town
2020
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