National Law School of India University - UNHCR Chair For Refugee Law

UNHCR Chair For Refugee Law

In 1995, the first UNHCR Chair for Refugee Law was inaugurated at NLSIU. N. Subramanya worked on issues pertaining to refugees during his tenure as the UNHCR Chair.

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