Discuss (d) Encampment

The rights (the 1951's escalating ladder (the duration-linked escalation: the general → the specific)): the non-discrimination floor (the treatment-not-less-favourable (the 2.2.4)); the movement-and-residence (the 26); the work (the 17-19's staged access); the welfare (the housing- education-public-relief faces (the 20-24)); the documentation (the 27-28 (the identity-and-travel documents)); the administrative-assistance (the 25); the naturalisation's facilitation (the 34 (the assimilation duty)). The responsibilities: the law-abiding duty (the host-state's laws' obedience (the public-order respect; the camp's rules)); the duty's breach consequences (the expulsion's limited faces (the 32: the national-security-or-public-order-only + the procedural protection)); the peaceful character (the camp's civilian-and-humanitarian nature (the militarisation's prohibition (the exclusion's face))).