International Law and Asylum as a Human Right

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By Manuel R. García-Mora

Public Affairs Press, 1956, 171 pp

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An argument in support of the author's contention that "any system designed to protect human rights on the international plane will be significantly incomplete unless the right of a person to seek and to be granted asylum is equally guaranteed."

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