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LO-1
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Students will be able to systematically explain the international and domestic sources of refugee law. |
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LO-2
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Students will be able to define the legal concept of “refugee” in light of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, the 1967 Protocol, and national legislation. |
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LO-3
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Students will be able to assess, with their legal bases, the differences between refugee, conditional refugee, subsidiary protection and temporary protection statuses. |
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LO-4
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Students will be able to discuss the conditions for the acquisition and cessation of refugee status, as well as the grounds for exclusion from such status, in accordance with relevant international and domestic regulations. |
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LO-5
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Students will be able to evaluate the scope and limits of the principle of non-refoulement within the framework of the case-law of international judicial and supervisory bodies. |
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LO-6
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Students will be able to explain and analyse Türkiye’s national asylum and migration legislation and practices. |
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LO-7
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Students will be able to discuss the European Union’s key regulations and policies on asylum and situations of mass influx. |
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LO-8
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Students will be able to analyse current legal issues arising in the fields of asylum, mass influx, refugee status determination procedures and border security, including technological surveillance, data processing, international cooperation practices, procedural safeguards and AI-based systems. |