Tajikistan's laws and policies on family reunification for refugees are influenced by its obligations under the 1951 Refugee Convention and the 1967 Protocol, both of which require the protection of family unity. While there isn't a specific law on family reunification, Tajikistan's national laws (such as the Law on Refugees) generally align with international standards. Article No.3(1) suggests that the state sets principles for working with asylum seekers and refugees, with family reunification mentioned as well. This implies that Tajikistani authorities must assist with reunification when the country of origin is unable to provide help. Such administrative assistance is typically provided by agencies like the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Migration Service, or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, it should be noted that, in practice, such support from the mentioned government bodies is rarely observed.