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Article Volume 3 Issue 5 784 - 795 October 27, 2020

Integration of Refugees in Netherlands and France: A Critical Analysis

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Promit Acharya
KIIT School of Law, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, India
Abstract

Since 2015 onwards the European Countries have been receiving a large influx of refugees due to the ongoing Syrian Crisis and many other international events that are going on in the world. The European Union has taken several steps to accommodate these refugees and has given several guidelines to manage the influx. Different countries of the European Union are still facing problem due to such huge influx and is thus taking up measures that are favorable for them owing to the present conditions of the country in every field. UDHR has a constant check over these countries in their endevour to fulfill the international obligations. This article brings two such country of the European Union namely Netherlands and France and seeks to compare their refugee policy keeping in mind the Human Rights principle laid down by the UDHR. The article also prescribes the better option for the refugees among these two countries.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 3, Issue 5, Page 784 - 795
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