Transfers of detainees: legal framework,non-refoulementand contemporary challenges

Cordula Droege

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Abstract The article outlines the legal framework that governs transfers of individuals, and in particular the international law principle ofnon-refoulementand other obstacles to transfers. The author addresses some of the new legal and practical challenges arising in detention and transfers in the context of multinational operations abroad and analyses the contemporary practice of transfer agreements.

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