Abstract
Though India never has a well defined domestic law for refugee rehabilitation, India is the abode of millions of refugees. Our constitution has guaranteed fundamental rights to citizens and non-citizens but is that enough for a country that has porous boundaries. Human right activists who have a view that India has signed several treatises on human right protection and cannot evade from non-refoulement principle. How long can we move on with these feeble constitutional provisions Recently cases with violation of Article 21 are abundantly filing in Supreme Court and the government has to provide strong and discernible proof to argue. Now it is too late to formulate laws for refugees from neighboring countries and non-neighboring countries.
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