Abstract

The protction and intgrity of the refugee family is both a legal right and a humantarian principle, It is also a basc fram work for protction and key to the succss of durable solutons for refues that can bring them something closer to their normal lives and the refugee concept of the evolution of international refugee protection, which has expanded considerably since its conception was enshrined in the 1951 Geneva Convention through the subsequent regional conventions to cover refugees from partial or total occupation, as well as refugees from natural disasters and, although the right to seek and enjoy asylum in another country is an individual human right, The refugee should not be viewed in isolation from his family, as the family's role as the central unit of human society is rooted in almost all cultures and traditions, including "Modern universal legal culture of human rights", as the right to family unity can be threatened to refugees who have been forced to flee at all stages, This research sets out the legal framework on which these rights are based in international human rights law. international humanitarian law, international refugee law, along with relevant international and regional jurisprudence, This research also discusses States' positive obligations and legal practices in this regard. s best interests can be seen as fundamental principles that support and promote the right to family life and family unity of refugees.