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The 1951 Convention and Art. 15c Qualification Directive: UNHCR’s Perspective

e-Presentation by Roland Bank

Year: 2014

Topic

The presentation covers the relationship between subsidiary protection provided by Article 15c of the Qualification Directive and refugee protection under the 1951 Geneva Convention, common points and differences between subsidiary protection and refugee protection.

Speaker

Roland Bank, Chief of the Legal Protection Department, UNHCR, Berlin

Package

  • Video presentation
  • Audio podcast version
  • Duration: 41 minutes
  • Links to all relevant sources of law
  • Access for 12 months after purchase
  • Includes standard version and certified version eligible for CPD points
Filmed at ERA's Annual Conference on EU Asylum Law 2014 in Trier, 29-30 October 2014.

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Certified Version eligible for CPD points

This version requires you to view the full e-presentation and to take a short quiz at the end. A certificate can then be issued entitling you to CPD points in selected jurisdictions.

If you would like to claim a certificate please send your request to elearning@era.int.
Areas of Law: Asylum & Immigration Law, Human Rights Law (incl. ECHR)

Language: English

Article-no.: 414P44

Price: 20,00 EUR


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