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	Between martyrdom and silence: dissent, duress, and persecution as the suppression of human rights under the Refugee Convention
	English
	20210300
	Oxford University Press
	Wilsher, Daniel
	persecution \| risk of torture \| asylum \| political opposition \| legal protection \| refugee law \| retaliation \| visibility \| martyrdom \| human rights violations \| intimidation \| evidence standards \| UN. Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (1951) \| fear \| decision making \| rights-based approach \| social group discrimination \| self censorship \| victimhood \| returnees \| inhuman treatment \| case law \| minority groups \| credibility \| national courts' role \| homosexuals \| conscientious objectors \| religious minorities \| universal
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	International journal of refugee law ; vol. 33, no. 1