Refugees access to justice

In the first chapter of our three-part study, basic information about refugee law within the framework of national and international legislation was examined. In this context, definitions of the concept of refugees in international conventions and domestic law have been made. In the second chapter of our study, basic information about the concept of access to justice and the right to access to justice is given to strength the basis of our thesis. After being informed about the historical process of the right to access to justice, issues related to the place of this right in international conventions and domestic law were examined. In view of the connection between access to justice and the right to a fair trial and the legal aid agency, detailed information about the right to a fair trial and the legal aid mechanism has been tried. The last chapter of our study brought to establish the place in international law and domestic law of the right of refugees to access justice. Furthermore, refugees were examined after they were informed about the difficulties of access to these rights in their fundamental rights and freedom such as the right to a fair trial, the right to the effective application of the right to benefit from the services of lawyers and legal aid within the scope of the right to the right to access to justice. The most violations of access to justice have been experienced; the ban on deportation and the principle of non-repatriation have been examined in accord with national and international legislation. Keywords: Right to Access to Justice, Refugee, Right to a Fair Trial, Legal Aid, Geneva Convention