REVIEW AND RESEARCH IN FREEDOM TO LEARN REFUGEE LAW

Authors

  • Gita Venolita Valentina Gea
  • Atik Krustiyati

Keywords:

persecution, circumstances, unable, unwilling

Abstract

Freedom has always been a part of human rights, it’s the cardinal point of the rights that shall be given to every human in every places and times. As it is known that human rights include such freedom to live, freedom of beliefs, freedom of opinion and expression, also freedom to work and learn. Human rights are also a part of international law, for individual’s human rights shall be guarded everytime and everywhere. As it’s a part of international law, then the actors who is accountable for its protection are States. States shall be able to protect human rights in every aspect. Even if there’s a violation of human rights done by non-State actors, States also held responsible for it, where it’s considered that State has failed to act diligently to protect individual’s human rights from the violations committed by non-State actors (Guercke, 2021). While it’s State’s responsibility to protect individuals human rights in their territory, the fact that some States are unable or intentionally unwilling to do so, but on the contrary cause the violations of human rights. There are circumstances where unavoidble conflicts occurs by third party or even conflicts conducted by States. Those circumstances created a situation that injuring human rights through persecution and it reached the points where flow of refuge happens

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Published

2023-03-30

How to Cite

Gita Venolita Valentina Gea, & Atik Krustiyati. (2023). REVIEW AND RESEARCH IN FREEDOM TO LEARN REFUGEE LAW. Novateur Publications, 30–41. Retrieved from http://novateurpublication.org/index.php/np/article/view/49