The Status of Aliens and Immigrants in International and Regional Document Law with Emphasis on the 1951 Convention on the Rights of Refugees

According to international law, the sources of asylum are legal documents in which the norms and legal regulations related to asylum can be found. The purpose of the article is to review international documents to explain the status of immigrants. This research is a descriptive-analytical method of library collection. The hypothesis suggests the documents often appear to be recognized as the basis for the treatment and international protection of refugees. The question of article is: can documents be recognized as the basis for the treatment and international protection of refugees? In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the 1951 Convention, the 1967 Protocol, and other valid international and regional documents, the right of asylum is specified, but the general system of protecting the rights of refugees is the same as the 1951 Geneva Convention and its amendment protocol.