Controlling Irregular Migration in Canada: Reconciling Security Concerns with Human Rights Protection

Abstract

International human rights law, international \nhumanitarian law, international refugee law \nand international criminal law: each chapter of \nthis corpus stands as a fundamental defense \nagainst assaults on our common humanity… \nThe very power of these rules lies in the fact \nthat they protect even the most vulnerable, \nand bind even the most powerful. No one \nstands so high as to be above the reach of their \nauthority. No one falls so low as to be below \nthe guard of their protection. Sergio Vieira de \nMello, United Nations General Assembly, \nNovember 2002.

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