Refugees under International and European Law

Abstract

As if 2024, at least 108.4 million people around the world have been forced to flee their homes. Among them are nearly 35.3 million refugees. Recognizing that protecting refugees and minimizing refugee waves is an issue of practical and scientific significance for human rights law in particular and international law in general. It is an urgent issue today that international community must be concerned about and attach an importance to as this problem poses serious consequences for countries and persons. In the context of the increasing refugee influx, international, regional, and national law plays a pivotal role in protecting refugees and addressing the aftermath of refugee issues. Protecting the rights of refugees is a shared responsibility of member states.