The principle of ‘Non-Refoulement’ in international refugee law forbids states from:
AReturning refugees to countries where they face persecution or harm
BGranting citizenship to foreign nationals
CCollecting taxes from immigrant workers
DJoining regional trade blocs
Explanation
Non-refoulement (1951 Refugee Convention) prohibits returning asylum seekers to territories where life or freedom is threatened.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: International Law
- Subtopic: Refugee Law

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