), The Movement of Persons across Borders, Studies in Transnational Legal Policy, vol. 23, Washington D.C., American Society of International Law, 1992, p.
Any adjudication proceedings that may be held to determine the merits of the case should be in accordance with due process and a right of appeal to an independent and impartial tribunal should be provided for except that no such appeal is allowed in some countries when compelling reasons of national security require such restriction.” Louis B. Sohn and T. Buergenthal (eds.), The Movement of Persons across Borders, Studies in Transnational Legal Policy, vol. 23, Washington D.C., American Society of International Law, 1992, p. 91.