1.5 Relationship between International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law and International Refugee Law

1. The HR foundation: the refugee regime's floor (the CAT's non-refoulement face; the ICCPR's removal-protection (the arbitrary-deprivation-and-the-death-penalty risks); the CRC's child- asylum faces; the torture-and-removal jurisprudence (the U6.2's depth)). 2. The IHL interface (the LAW5509 companion): the conflict-displacement's context (the war's refugees: the persecution-in-war; the civilian character); the IHL's non-refoulement-family protections (the occupied-and-protected-persons' return bars); the camp's humanitarian access (the ICRC-and-UNHCR division). 3. The IRL's speciality: the refugee's specific status (the sur-place rights; the solutions' machinery (U7)) — the lex specialis over the general HR floor. 4. The convergence's modern face: the complementary protection (the HR-treaty protection where the refugee definition fails — U3.6); the three-regime integrity.