The Legal Status of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan, a Story of Eight Agreements and Two Suppressed Premises

M. Zieck

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Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawPakistan, Afghanistan20 June 2008

The Legal Status of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan, a Story of Eight Agreements and Two Suppressed Premises

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This article by M. Zieck addresses the legal status of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.

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The legal status of Afghan refugees in Pakistan

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M. Zieck

“The Legal Status of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan, a Story of Eight Agreements and Two Suppressed Premises”

International Journal of Refugee Law · 2008

DOI 10.1093/ijrl/een014

Content language: English
Type: Journal article

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M. Zieck, “The Legal Status of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan, a Story of Eight Agreements and Two Suppressed Premises”, International Journal of Refugee Law, 2008-06-20, 10.1093/ijrl/een014. https://doi.org/10.1093/ijrl/een014

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