Mohamed Riyadh's study treats the protection of cultural identity in asylum and migration cases as a human right tied to individual dignity and privacy and seeks to explain the role of national and international courts in ensuring respect for it.
It discusses the tension between security requirements and respect for cultural diversity and addresses legislative gaps, difficulties of proof and enforcement of judicial decisions on the rights of refugees and migrants, offering proposals.
Judicial protection of cultural identity in asylum and migration disputes and its balance against security requirements.
The study advocates a humane judicial approach balancing cultural identity with security requirements. Legislative gaps, difficulties of proof and enforcement of decisions are examined together in protecting refugees and migrants.
مجلة جامعة البيان للدراسات والبحوث القانونية · 2026
DOI 10.65263/6bczf621