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In this seminal piece of writing Nobel Peace Laureate, lawyer and human rights activist Shirin Ebadi brings to light the legal aspects of life as a refugee in Iran. Controversial issues such as the right to education, property and inheritance are addressed in detail through a comparative study of Iranian and international refugee law. Ebadi argues that there is nothing inherent in the legal structure of Islamic states that prevents them from upholding basic human rights for refugees, and she reveals how these rights are protected in a country like Iran, where the Islamic legal system is predominant. "Refugee Rights in Iran" will be of great interest to anyone who helps states and international organizations formulate laws that can accommodate the needs of refugees in an increasingly complex world. It will also serve as an essential reference for policy-makers promoting refugee rights in Islamic states for years to come.
Contents
Author's Note 111. Historical Review and Legal Sources 152. Refugee Status 213. Illegal Entry 294. Residency Permit 355. Marriage 376. Birth Registration 417. Personal Status 478. Right to Property 539. Literary and Artistic Rights 5910. Protection of Trade Marks and Industrial Labels 6911. Patent Rights 7312. Access to Courts 7713. Law Compliance 8114. Refugee Employment 9115. Membership in Worker and Employer Unions and Associations 10116. Social Security 10717. Freedom of Religion 12118. Travel Documents 12719. Naturalization 13120. Public Education 13721. Death of Refugee 14122. Departures 14523. Final Word 14924. Appendices 151
