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Territorial Asylum
Hueber, Radim ; Ondřej, Jan (referee)
Territorial Asylum The aim of this thesis is to analyse the topic of territorial asylum as an ancient and withstanding institute of international law. The main research questions are as follows: What constitutes territorial asylum? Can it be considered a basic human right from the viewpoint of each individual? Does this right include asylum or only the opportunity to seek it? Does the state of origin have a right to respond in some way to the granting of asylum? Can it be considered an unfriendly act? This thesis is divided into six main chapters, each of which attempts to view this institute from a different perspective and answer the given questions. The first chapter separates asylum and refugee status, institutes that are often mistaken, and defines the fundamental differences between them. It also describes the historical development of asylum and the differentiation between religious, territorial, political and diplomatic asylum. The following chapter focuses on the definition of territorial asylum and how it is described by various law dictionaries. From these definitions, society's view on territorial asylum is conveyed. The third chapter examines the three parts of territorial asylum, which theoretically come into consideration under this institute. The three parts include: the right of the state...
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Territorial Asylum
Hueber, Radim ; Honusková, Věra (advisor) ; Faix, Martin (referee)
Territorial Asylum The aim of this thesis is to analyse the topic of territorial asylum as an ancient and withstanding institute of international law. The main research questions are as follows: What constitutes territorial asylum? Can it be considered a basic human right from the viewpoint of each individual? Does this right include asylum or only the opportunity to seek it? Does the state of origin have a right to respond in some way to the granting of asylum? Can it be considered an unfriendly act? This thesis is divided into six main chapters, each of which attempts to view this institute from a different perspective and answer the given questions. The first chapter separates asylum and refugee status, institutes that are often mistaken, and defines the fundamental differences between them. It also describes the historical development of asylum and the differentiation between religious, territorial, political and diplomatic asylum. The following chapter focuses on the definition of territorial asylum and how it is described by various law dictionaries. From these definitions, society's view on territorial asylum is conveyed. The third chapter examines the three parts of territorial asylum, which theoretically come into consideration under this institute. The three parts include: the right of the state...
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