Примеры использования Deportation from canada на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Deportation from Canada to Romania.
The complaint concerned a prospective deportation from Canada to the U.S.
Deportation from Canada to Somalia.
Canada(558/93), the author challenged his proposed deportation from Canada to Italy.
Deportation from Canada to Colombia; access to Pre-removal Risk Assessment PRRA.
His deportation from Canada results in a statutory bar from re-entering Canada. .
The complainant is T.I., an Uzbek citizen,currently awaiting deportation from Canada.
His deportation from Canada would result in an absolute statutory bar from re-entering Canada. .
It was only when they were summoned in connection with their deportation from Canada that they again consulted the psychologist.
The author of the communication is Mr. Daljit Singh, an Indian citizen,currently awaiting deportation from Canada.
They claim that their deportation from Canada to Pakistan would violate their rights under articles 6, paragraph 1; 7; 9, paragraph 1; 18; 24, paragraph 1; and 27, of the Covenant.
He has resided in Ontario, Canada, since the age of seven, andcurrently faces deportation from Canada.
He claims that his deportation from Canada to Sri Lanka would amount to a violation of articles 6, paragraph 1, 7 and 9, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
The complainant is E.Y., an Iraqi national born in 1964,currently facing deportation from Canada to Iraq.
The author submits that his deportation from Canada to Pakistan would expose him to the risk of almost certain death and a real risk of arbitrary detention, torture, and extrajudicial execution.
Her application was rejected and, at the time ofsubmission of the communication, she was awaiting deportation from Canada to Mexico.
The author submits that his deportation from Canada to Sri Lanka exposes him to a real risk of arbitrary detention, torture, cruel and inhuman treatment, including death.
Neither a renewed PRRA application nora renewed H&C application would protect the author against deportation from Canada.
They claim that their deportation from Canada to Colombia would constitute a violation of article 2, paragraph 3; article 6, paragraph 1; article 7; article 23, paragraph 1; and article 24, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
The State party contends that the author has failed to substantiate his claim that his deportation from Canada would violate article 6.
She claims that her deportation from Canada to Mexico would violate her rights under article 1, article 2, paragraphs(a),(b),(c),(d), article 5(a) and article 24 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women"the Convention.
Rather, the complainant was simply dissatisfied with the outcome of his domestic proceedings andthe prospect of his potential deportation from Canada.
As a result of these convictions, on 22 June 2006, the author received an order of deportation from Canada for"serious criminality" as defined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act 2001 IRPA.
The author of the communication, dated 26 July 2010, is Jama Warsame, born on 7 February 1984, a Somali national,awaiting deportation from Canada to Somalia.
The Committee does not suggest any ground for barring the author's deportation from Canada, upon his release from jail, except the claimed right to family life under the Covenant.
The author of the communication is Ms. P.K., a Pakistani citizen born in 1953 in Karachi,currently in hiding in Pakistan, after her deportation from Canada.
Article 12 recognizes liberty in a broader sense:the author believes that his deportation from Canada would violate"his liberty of movement within Canada and within his community", and that it would not be necessary for one of the legitimate objectives enumerated in article 12, paragraph 3.
The author of the communication is Ernst Zundel,a German citizen born in 1939, currently imprisoned in Germany after his deportation from Canada to Germany.
On 7 July 1999, after a deportation inquiry, an immigration adjudicator issued a deportation order on the ground of these offences and ordered the author's deportation from Canada. On 30 November 1999, the Immigration and Refugee Board(Appeal Division) dismissed his appeal that having regard to all the circumstances of the case, he should not be removed.