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Explore the connection between international crimes and mass forced migration in this Routledge research volume. This book examines how serious breaches of fundamental human rights and affronts to human dignity drive displacement. It focuses on the context of protracted noninternational armed conflict, where terrorism and fierce fighting contribute to atrocity crimes. By investigating the relationship between these legal and humanitarian issues, this work provides a significant contribution to the literature regarding asylum, migration, and refugee law. It is an essential resource for understanding the causal links between conflict-driven violence and the movement of people across borders.

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This Routledge volume explores the direct connection between serious international crimes and mass forced migration.

The text examines how breaches of fundamental human rights and affronts to human dignity lead to displacement.

Research focuses on forced migration within the context of protracted noninternational armed conflict.

This book analyzes how terrorism and fierce fighting contribute to the commission of atrocity crimes.

Part of the Routledge Research in Asylum, Migration and Refugee Law series for academic study.

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11 February 2022
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