practice seems to certainly be chagining --- It use to be quite well adhere to but since the 1990s when Haitian refugees were intercepted in international waters on their way into the USA and sent back, it has started to go back hill. fast forward to 2001 and Australia took the lead in preventing asylum seekers from touching Australia territory by exscising land for migration purposes. Now Europe...Will new practice modify this intl' norm?

Source author: Mariano Griva mgriva@hotmail.com