A Framework for the Protection of Displaced Persons: From the Actions of International Institutions to the International Obligations of States

The displacement crisis is one of the serious problems the international community has faced in recent years. However, at the international level, there is no binding legal document about them that specifically addresses the status, recognition of the rights of individuals and the obligations of the international community, or the international body specifically responsible for this matter. In addition, this group is not included in the umbrella of the 1951 Refugee Convention, and the possibility of changing or extending its scope to this group does not seem justified. Therefore, the present study seeks to find a framework to support this group, while examining the existing mechanisms. It is concluded that based on the actions of international institutions (in the form of cooperation and partnership between various institutions, Leadership of specific organizations), as well as on the basis of international obligations of states (including commitment to protection arising from the doctrine of R2P; to accept under customary international law; to human security; to the principles of the United Nations Displacement Guidelines) in international law and the international system and Given the general support, provide a framework for the protection of displaced persons and fill the existing gaps to an acceptable extent.