Примеры использования Expelled or deported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The individual has been expelled or deported from the territory of Indonesia; and.
This"pardon" is requested by the foreign national who committed an offence for which he or she was expelled or deported from the country art. 4, para. 9, of the Act.
The number of persons expelled or deported, indicating if any of these were rejected asylum-seekers.
Please furnish disaggregated data on the nationality, sex, age and migration status of migrant workers andmembers of their families who were expelled or deported between 2009 and 2014 paras. 223 and 225.
The number of rejected asylum-seekers expelled or deported- please indicate the country of return;
However, the Commission is also struck that only about 70 declarations and claim forms specifically described leaving in 1998 and 1999, and of these,fewer than 20 declarants seemed to consider themselves'expelled or deported.
The number of persons expelled or deported indicating if any of these were rejected asylum-seekers.
I am therefore inclined to take the view, on the facts as set out in the communication, that Canada was the author's own country within the meaning of article 12, paragraph 4, andhe could not be arbitrarily expelled or deported from Canada by the Government of Canada.
The number of persons forcibly expelled or deported please indicate how many of these were rejected asylumseekers.
Please elaborate on the introduction of the so-called"security cases" whereby the Security Service may recommend that an alien is either refused entry into the country or expelled or deported, or that a residence permit is denied or revoked.
It often is not clear whether the words'expelled' or'deported' are used in a technical way and whether these departures in fact resulted from compulsion by Ethiopian officials.
What distinguishes deportation or expulsion from the practice of renditions, however, is that they have a basis in national law andare preceded by an administrative process resulting in a decision which is notified to the person to be expelled or deported and can be challenged before a court.
Migrant workers andmembers of their families that have been expelled or deported from the State party in the past five years;
Thousands of Palestinians, regardless of their Palestinian nationality, citizenship and residence, in particular civilians bearing Gaza Strip identification, Jerusalemites, Palestinians living in areas now trapped between the illegal annexation Wall and the 1967 border and others are at riskof being labelled"infiltrators" and of being forcibly expelled or deported by the Israeli occupying forces.
Such foreigners and stateless persons are almost always expelled or deported, depending on the type of offence.
An alien may not be expelled or deported to another country if he can establish that his lifeor freedom would be seriously endangered or he would be treated in a manner contrary to article 3 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms or articles 1 and 3 of the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
Pursuant to international human rights jurisprudence, an individual may not be extradited, expelled or deported to a country where there is a necessary and forcible threat that the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights will be violated.
If an alien under orders of expulsion or deportation fails to leave the State within the time allowed, or, after leaving the State, returns to the State without its permission,he may be expelled or deported by force, besides being subjected to arrest, detention and punishment in accordance with local laws, regulations and orders.
In other cases, they are detained for prolonged periods, expelled or deported by authorities in receiving and transit countries, many of which do not have adequate protection procedures in place that take into account minors' unique situation of vulnerability.
In the case of child migrants, they were often abandoned by agents in transit countries,detained for prolonged periods, expelled or deported by authorities in receiving and transit countries and were exposed to a wide range of abuses.
Article 14, paragraph 3: An alien shall not be expelled or deported to another country if he can establish that his lifeor freedom would thereby be seriously endangered, or that he would be treated in a manner contrary to article 3 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of 4 November 1950, or articles 1 and 3 of the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.”.
The Aliens' Act contains a provision corresponding to that in article 33 of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees,whereby no one may be returned, expelled or deported to an area where he/she may be subjected to persecutionor inhuman treatment, nor to a safe area from which he/she may be further sent to such an area.
In accordance with the jurisprudence of the Human Rights Committee, an individual may not be extradited, expelled or deported to a country where there is a"necessary and forcible threat" that the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights will be violated.
UNICEF-Sweden recommended that the Government: amend the Aliens Act to expressly refer to child specific forms of persecution andto ensure that no child was expelled or deported while in need of care due to negligence and/or domestic violence; and strengthen the collaboration between authorities involved in cases regarding migrant children in care.
The authorities have two possible ways of enforcing the law on aliens:they may either expel or deport people who are present in the territory of the Netherlands Antilles illegally.
The State party should not expel or deport aliens to any country where there is a risk of tortureor ill-treatment and should permit aliens to file an appeal against any first-instance deportation order before the deportation is carried out.
There are exceptions to the rule that a State cannot expel or deport its own nationalsor that a citizen cannot be deprived of his or her nationality prior to the making of a deportation order.
A State wishing to expel or deport an alien was bound by all international human rights instruments to which it was a party.
International law also recognizes the right of States to expel or deport from their territory noncitizens who represent a threat to national security in the absence of a request for extradition.
In this regard, we must also call to your attention the continuous andrepeated threats being made by several Israeli officials to expel or deport or even kill Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.