4.3 Refugee Rights: Right to Asylum, Right to Education, Right to Work, Right to Family Unity, Right to Legal Identity, Status and Documentation

1. The right to asylum: the UDHR's Art 14 (the classic text: the persecution-fleeing's right to seek-and-enjoy — the "enjoy" vs the "grant" (the non-justiciable grant face: the state's discretion (the asylum's institution vs the refugee-hood's status))); the regional faces (the EU's Charter-and-the-American faces); the Nepal face (the Constitution's absence-of-asylum-right (the U6.3's reality)). 2. The right to education: the 1951's Art 22 (the public-education equal-treatment (the elementary's full equality; the beyond-elementary's favourable faces)); the CRC's child- education complement; the camp-education's practice (the informal-to-certified journey (the Bhutanese-camp schools' story (the U6 link: the Nepali-certificate recognition's history))). 3. The right to work: the Arts 17-19's ladder (the wage-employment (the labour-market access after the 3-year-type residence); the self-employment; the professions); the self-reliance's policy (the work-rights-as-solutions (U7.3's core)); the practical restrictions (the permit- problems; the informal-work reality (the exploitation risks)). 4. The right to family unity: the family's unity principle (the 1951's preamble-face + the HR treaties (the ICCPR-23-and-the-CRC-10-type frames)); the family-reunification's practice (the resettlement's family-unit rule (the U7.1)); the dependent-inclusion in the status (the derivative recognition). 5. The right to legal identity, status and documentation: the identity (the 27 (the travel- and-identity documents — the Convention-Travel-Document's world)); the status's proof (the registration-and-cards (the mandate-certificates (the Nepal practice (the UNHCR's mandate papers)))); the statelessness prevention (the birth-registration's duty (the U3.7.2 link)); the documentation's power…