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im. Alcide De Gasperi
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(In)humanity at borders
 
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Subject of research: International migration is complex transnational phenomenon. In the context of migration, States have both sovereign rights and responsibilities. The precarious humanitarian situation at European’s borders is creating what seems to be an irresolvable tension between the interests of European states to seal off their borders and the respect for fundamental human rights. This paper focuses on issue of the admissibility of limitation of human rights in order to protect international borders. Purpose of research: Aim of the paper is to show that international borders are not zones of exclusion or exception for human rights obligations. States are entitled to exercise jurisdiction at their international borders but they must do so in light of their human right obligations – full respect for human rights for each migrant, also to those who are in irregular situation. Methods: study of literature and international jurisprudence, analyze of legislative materials and other documents
 
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