Explain the principle of non-refoulement, History

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Question 1 Explain any five ways in which the United Nations has been able to promote and preserve human rights

Question 2 Explain liberal-individualistic theory of rights and Marxist Theory of Rights

Question 3 Explain the concept of self-determination according to Jan Klabbers

Question 4 Analyse the salient Features of the Domestic Violence Act, 2005

Question 5 Explain the Principle of Non-refoulement

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