Примеры использования Her country of origin на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No refugee should be returned to his or her country of origin or habitual residence against his or her will;
She referred to her membership of an opposition party as the reason for being wanted in her country of origin.
If her country of origin provides for citizenship by descent and her country of residence provides citizenship by birth on its territory, her children might be dual nationals.
Could parents obtain refugee status in Denmark if their child would be at risk of mutilation upon return to her country of origin?
If a foreigner,who has been exposed to trafficking, risks persecution in his/her country of origin, the foreigner can apply for asylum in Denmark.
This could affect the individual's human rights only under particular circumstances:for instance,… when a refugee risks being persecuted in his or her country of origin.
Coordination with the Ministry of Interior to facilitate procedures for the victim's return to his/her country of origin or any other country for which the victim has a residency permit;
The complainant N. B-M., is a national of the Democratic Republic of theCongo born in 1974, who faces deportation from Switzerland to her country of origin.
Insofar as the State party claims that the author alleges discrimination by a person rather than the authorities in her country of origin, the author submits that discrimination by a person falls within the scope of the Convention.
Those contracts contained a guarantee from the employer that housing meeting the minimum standard was available to the employee, andthat the employer would pay for the employee's return journey to his or her country of origin.
An unaccompanied refugee child is never turned out to fend for himself or herself, nor is he or she returned to his or her country of origin unless that course of action is in his or her best interests.
She affirmed that it is generally accepted that prior experiences of torture create a well-founded fear of being again subjected to this form of persecution upon return of a refugee to her country of origin.
The State party recalls that the mere possibility that a person will be subjected to ill-treatment in his or her country of origin does not suffice to prohibit his or her return as being incompatible with article 3 of the Convention.
In a manner taking into account the age of the unaccompanied minor, his/her maturity andmental state as well as the fact that his/her knowledge of the real situation in his/her country of origin may be limited;
The State party recalls that the mere possibility that a person will be subjected to torture in his or her country of origin is not sufficient grounds for his or her return to be incompatible with article 3 of the Convention.
In 2004 the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture sent an urgent appeal concerning the detention of a foreign woman of Kurdish origin who was at risk of forcible repatriation to her country of origin.
Ms. Schöpp-Schilling asked whether it was true that a woman who wanted to be reunited with her immigrant husband andapplied for a visa in her country of origin was obliged either to prove her knowledge of French or to attend a language course.
Risk Assessment- If there is some evidence of danger to a trafficking victim, Police intelligence with the assistance of Interpol andIsraeli Police delegates abroad prepare a risk assessment which relates to her risk status in Israel and in her country of origin.
Where there is a risk that a person may be subject to torture if returned to his or her country of origin, the State party should undertake a thorough assessment of his or her claim, in full compliance with the provisions of article 3 of the Convention.
When making this assessment, information on any particular circumstances of the asylum-seeker in his or her country of origin are also taken into account.
In that connection, Ms. January-Bardill pointed out that in her country of origin, South Africa, an education system that was built on the principle of racial affiliation existed during apartheid and was eradicated with the adoption of legislation that established a single nationwide education system for all.
The author was questioned as to her identity, nationality, civil status, family, documents,date of departure from her country of origin and travel itinerary.
Not to return any person,even in cases related to terrorism, to his or her country of origin or a third State whenever there is a real risk of persecution, torture, or any other form of inhuman, cruel or degrading treatment or punishment, or the application of capital punishment in breach of the international obligations of the sending or receiving State;
In an asylum case before the Court of Appeal in March 2006, a woman argued her right to asylum in Norway on the ground that her country of origin had not signed the CEDAW Convention.
In E. 's application for a protection visa she stated that she fears persecution by reason of belonging to a particular social group of persons who are, or who face a real chance of becoming victims of mafia gangs orcriminal groups operating in her country of origin.
One factor derives from the way in which Governments have interpreted the 1951 Convention,which describes a refugee as someone who has a"well-founded fear of being persecuted" in his or her country of origin"for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion" article 1.A.2.
Likewise, pursuant to section 7, paragraph 2, of the Aliens Act, a residence permit can be issued to an alien upon application if the alien risks the death penalty or being subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment orpunishment in case of return to his/her country of origin.
In reply to question(d), he said that, under the Asylum Act, the status of refugee was granted to any person whose life, physical or mental health, orpersonal freedom was at risk in his or her country of origin or residence for reasons of race, religion, nationality, social origin or political opinions.
In decisions on revocation of residence permits and refusal of extension of residence permits regard must be had to whether the revocation or refusal must be assumed to be particularly burdensome owing to the alien's personal circumstances andwhether the applicant will suffer injury or harm in his or her country of origin.
The existence of gross,flagrant or mass violations of human rights is not in itself a sufficient ground for believing that an individual would be subjected to torture upon his or her return to his or her country of origin, and additional grounds must exist for the risk of torture to qualify, within the meaning of article 3, as foreseeable, real and personal.