International Human Rights Law recognizes the rights of refugees.
Amnesty due to fear of persecution is something each country is required to provide.
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About The Author
Elizabeth Fisher, creator of Rainbows at the Crossroads, is the author and editor of Rise Up & Call Her Name: A Woman-honoring Journey into Global Earth-based Spiritualities and co-author of Gender Justice: Women’s Rights Are Human Rights. She curates the Women & Religion website at http://lucilesrednotebook.org/ and writes a monthly column at www.patheos.com/blogs/naturespath/. Her writing appears in four Anthologies – “Goddess 2.0 — Advancing A New Path Forward”; “Voices of the Sacred Feminine — Conversations to Re-Shape Our World”; “Pagan & Earth-Centered Voices in Unitarian Universalism”; and “Voices of Change — Interviews with Activists and Organizers.” Liz was selected to be on the list of the Thirteen Most Influential People in Women’s Spirituality.
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