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The Refugee Crisis and The Right to Political Asylum

The right to asylum is a historic right stretching back to Ancient Egyptian, Hebrew civilizations, and the Greek city states that afforded protection against extradition and an inviolable place of refuge to criminals, and debtors from other countries. By the early Christian era, sanctuary was given to those fleeing from religious persecution with refuge in a consecrated place, generally a church. The right of sanctuary was recognized under the Code of Theodosius (399), and later by Roman law under the