2.3 The Role and Mandate of UNHCR, ICRC and IOM

1. UNHCR: the statute's mandate (the 1950; the non-political-and-humanitarian character); the functions (the international-protection (the supervision of the 1951 (the Art 35 duty)); the durable solutions (U7); the assistance-and-camp operations); the mandate-refugees (the non- state-party contexts (the Nepal mandate cases (U6))); the EXCOM's governance (the executive committee's conclusions — the soft-law generator).2. ICRC: the IHL mandate (the conflict-protection (the IHL-IRL interface of U1.5)); the displaced- assistance's role (the protection work in the conflict zones; the IDP-relevant faces); the distinction (the UNHCR's refugee-mandate vs the ICRC's conflict-mandate (the complementarity)).3. IOM: the migration's organisation (the non-protection mandate (the movement's logistics: the returns-and-resettlement transport; the assisted-voluntary-returns)); the mixed-movement roles (the U5's interface); the constitutional distinction (the migration management vs the refugee protection).