Role and record of the UN high commissioner for refugees

By:

Nagendra Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Macmillan; 1984Description: 158pSubject(s):

Refugees Govt. policy-United Nations

DDC classification:

341.486 NAG

Summary: The office of the UN High Commiss ioner for Refugees has played a vital role in dealing with the rehabilitation of refugees, in cooperation with the States. concerned. This book traces the histo rical origin of the Office and evaluates its main strengths and some of its weaknesses. It stresses that the Office of the UNHCR is essentially non political and humanitarian in character. The author concludes that on the whole the UNHCR has developed into a positive institution which has earned the gratitude of the international community and puts forward a few suggestions which would further enhance its role.

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The office of the UN High Commiss ioner for Refugees has played a vital role in dealing with the rehabilitation of refugees, in cooperation with the States. concerned. This book traces the histo rical origin of the Office and evaluates its main strengths and some of its weaknesses. It stresses that the Office of the UNHCR is essentially non political and humanitarian in character. The author concludes that on the whole the UNHCR has developed into a positive institution which has earned the gratitude of the international community and puts forward a few suggestions which would further enhance its role.

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