Published October 23, 2009
This African Union convention was adopted by a Special Summit of the African Union in Kampala, Uganda on October 23, 2009 and has not yet entered into force. The UN High Commissioner on Refugees describes the convention as the "first legal instrument of its kind in the world. It defines the obligations that states, and even armed groups, have to protect and assist their own uprooted citizens."
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