Universal-MigrationHRlaw-PG-no-6-Publications-PractitionersGuide-2014-eng

MIGRATION AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW | vb) The right to respect for family life and familyreunification 85i) What is a family? 87Box 7. Family reunification in EU law 89c) Particular considerations in family reunificationbetween children and parents 90d) Unaccompanied minors and family reunification 91i) Discrimination and access to the territory 92e) Problems linked with family reunification:dependency 93Box 8. Mandatory residence assignmentfor refugees cannot impair their family life 954. Victims of Trafficking 95a) Who is a victim of trafficking 97b) Obligations of States 975. Smuggled persons 1006. Migrants Rescued at Sea 1017. Stateless persons 103Chapter 2: Human Rights Impediments toExpulsion 108I. The principle of non-refoulement 1081. Non-refoulement in international refugee law 1092. Non-refoulement in international human rights law 112a) General principles 112Box 9. Women as group at risk for nonrefoulementpurposes 113b) Source of the risk: acts of non-State actors 113c) Standard of proof: substantial groundsfor belief 114