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Sayfa 153CHAPTER VI - Conclusion: Rethinking Rightlessness
The overall aim of the research was to examine the effects of the externalization…
CHAPTER II and CHAPTER V…
As discussed in CHAPTER IV and CHAPTER V,…
The implementation of the EU-Turkey Statement results in the disregard, and even…
As discussed in CHAPTER V, the Turkish asylum regime is bifurcated and does not provide quality protection for non-Europeans. Turkey does not ensure certain safeguards to non-Europeans in the country as there is no right for them to obtain asylum and access to rights in line with the Refugee Convention, and they lack the opportunity to be protected from refoulement.…
Therefore, we must rethink the Arendtian “right to have rights” to understand this…
In fact, the refugee is deprived of access to a “right to have rights.” With the…
The refugee deprived of access to a right to have rights (and to a right to belong…
On the other side, we have been told for centuries that human rights are universal,…
What must be considered, at this point, is that when one is forced to be present…
This thesis comes to the conclusion that Arendt remains as a great source of illumination…
So long as states are the sole guarantor of human rights, there will always be persons…
5.2.5.The Polis: Access to the Space of Appearance and to a “Right to Have Rights”
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