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Mary was compelled to flee to England.
Following the fall of Srebrenica in mid-July, some 30,000 people were compelled to flee.
Several thousand people have been compelled to flee their homes and to live in very precarious conditions.
Victim-survivors of woman-battering, fearing for their lives,are often compelled to flee their homes.
Thousands of inhabitants have been compelled to flee in recent months and are living in conditions of great precarity.
As a result of Armenia's ethnic cleansing policy,more than 1 million Azerbaijanis had been compelled to flee to another country or another region.
In one occasion in 209, Ma Teng was compelled to flee to seek help from Cao Cao, the powerful warlord who had gained control of northeast China and the imperial court.
Those who refused were either shot or compelled to flee to urban areas.
Many families have been compelled to flee their houses, and it is estimated that some 3,400 Palestinians are presently being sheltered by UNRWA as a result of the military action.
Over 18 million people, including 7 million children,were compelled to flee their homes and countries to seek refuge elsewhere.
Certain recommendations formulated by the organization were taken into account in the final document, particularly in connection with the protection of non-professional"whistle-blowers",especially those compelled to flee their country.
Indeed as many as 50,000 Muslims have also been compelled to flee the valley to seek safety and succour in other parts of India.
The Special Rapporteur notes, however, that those interviewed in south-western Iran did not recount any observation of more organized and direct forced relocation;they simply felt compelled to flee the country.
As a consequence, as many as 50,000 Muslims have also been compelled to flee the Valley to seek safety in other parts of India.
In securing protection for persons compelled to flee their homes and countries, a first step lies in distinguishing persons who require international protection from those who do not, and giving at least temporary protection in cases of mass influx.
Moreover, 1,200 members of the Jewish community in Sarajevo had been compelled to flee without hope of ever coming back.
Its residents, over fifteen thousand(15,000), were compelled to flee to Adigrat, where they were mercilessly bombed again a week later.
In the context of such cases, the commission is furthermore gravely concerned at recent reports of Syrian armed forces laying mines nearthe border with Lebanon, putting those compelled to flee at grave risk of severe injury or death.
Several journalists had reported receiving death threats,one of whom had felt compelled to flee the country, and their movements appeared to be monitored by intelligence agents.
However, whenever there might have been any armed elements present, the attack on a village would not be proportionate, as in most cases the whole village was destroyed or burned down and civilians, if not killed or wounded,would all be compelled to flee the village to avoid further harm.
The limited protection due springs from objective conditions,wherever the facts are such as to indicate a serious risk of harm befalling those compelled to flee for valid reasons including war, violence, conflict, violations of human rights or other serious disturbance of public order.
It may therefore be appropriate that women bring claims to asylum on gender-related persecution grounds or political, religious, racial and ethnic grounds,including in situations in which they were compelled to flee their country of origin owing to external aggression, occupation, foreign domination or serious civil strife.
Supports the further exploration by the High Commissioner and States of various asylum strategies,such as temporary protection, in relation to persons compelled to flee their countries in large numbers and who are in need of international protection, pending the identification of an appropriate solution, and reaffirms the importance of Executive Committee Conclusion No. 22(XXXII) on Protection of Asylum-Seekers in Situations of Large-Scale Influx;
In Kosovo, the whole world has witnessed, and in fact continues to see daily, gruesome images of thousands of children, women and men,old people compelled to flee their homes and seek refuge in overcrowded camps in neighbouring countries.
Calls upon States and all other relevant actors to commit themselves, in a spirit of international solidarity and burden sharing, to comprehensive, multilateral and multi-sectoral collaboration and action in addressing the root causes of protracted refugee situations;in ensuring that people are not compelled to flee their countries of origin in the first place to find safety elsewhere; and in resolving the protracted refugee situations which persist, in full respect for the rights of the affected persons;
Calls upon States and all other relevant actors to commit themselves, in a spirit of international solidarity and burden sharing, to comprehensive, multilateral and multi-sectoral collaboration and action in addressing the root causes of protracted refugee situations;in ensuring that people are not compelled to flee their countries of origin in the first place to find safety elsewhere; and in resolving the protracted refugee situations which persist, in full respect for the rights of the affected persons;
Those that do apply for certification may find that the veracity of their claim and of the risks that compelled them to flee are called into question.
While new international options for well-being were blossoming elsewhere,we continued to be consumed internally by a dirty war that crushed entire villages and compelled many people to flee.
While we commend Mr. Guterres and the senior officials of the Office of the High Commissioner, Syria of course looks forward to the day when our brothers from Iraq-- who, as members are aware, number in the millions-- will be able to return to their homeland in safety,after the conditions that compelled them to flee their homes are eliminated.
In Zimbabwe, the political, economic, security, humanitarian andhuman rights situation deteriorated, compelling many to flee.