Примеры использования Minor alien на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unaccompanied minor aliens.
Unaccompanied minor aliens occupy a special place in Dutch aliens policy.
The amendment explicitly states that unaccompanied minor aliens must be held separately from adults.
Minor aliens residing in the Children's Home have time to do homework and learn the Polish language.
Are unaccompanied minor aliens held separately from adults?
If it is established that neither option is possible,the minor asylum seeker may be granted a regular residence permit entitled"residence as unaccompanied minor alien.
The rule that unaccompanied minor aliens are returned to their country of origin is in the best interests of the minors themselves.
The amendment permits the guardian to request the court, on behalf of the detained minor alien, to review the legitimacy of the detention.
Unaccompanied minor aliens are particularly likely to fall prey to forms of exploitation and/or trafficking, often when they are on the verge of adulthood.
Please describe the number, location,supervision and treatment of asylum-seekers and minor aliens while refugee status determinations are in progress.
The Government provided information on various regulatory provisions that afford special protection to vulnerable groups such as women migrants and unaccompanied minor aliens.
If it is necessary to detain an unaccompanied minor alien(between 15 and 18 years of age), the police must appoint a guardian to ensure the protection of the alien's rights and interests.
Another amendment to the Aliens Act, currently being discussed in the Czech Parliament,seeks to increase legal certainty for unaccompanied minor aliens between 15 and 18 years of age.
This certificate will be valid for 3 months, and for a minor alien for 4 months, and will be issued directly by the authority competent for conducting the proceedings for the crime of human trafficking.
If that is not the case, the minor may, under certain conditions, be eligible for a normal temporary residence permit, subject to the restriction"residence as an unaccompanied minor alien.
It legally signifies that you are lunatic,delinquent, minor, alien, pauper or ward of the parish or under guardianship as being mentally deranged, of unsound mind and incompetent to administer your own affairs.
If there is no care and protection according to local standards available for minor asylum seekers and they cannot support themselves,they may be granted a residence permit entitled"residence as unaccompanied minor alien.
An unaccompanied minor alien is returned only in the case where he will be properly cared for considering his needs, age and independence level in the foreign State to which he is returned.
Even where this normal residence permit is granted,the underlying principle is that unaccompanied minor aliens must leave the country as soon as possible, and at any rate before they reach the age of 18.
If an unaccompanied minor alien cannot be returned to the country of origin or another country, he must be granted the right to stay in the Republic of Lithuania on the grounds provided for in the Law.
According to the agreement concluded between the capital city of Warsaw and the Office for Repatriation and Aliens, unaccompanied minor aliens are placed in the Children's Home where living conditions are much better than in the centers.
The principle underlying the policy is that unaccompanied minor aliens whose application for an asylum residence permit has been denied have to return to their country of origin or to another country to which they might reasonably go.
With regard to the author's allegations under article 24 of the Covenant,the State party contends that the interests of the child did take precedence when the Dutch policy on unaccompanied minor aliens whose asylum applications are denied was formulated.
The implementation of article 7 of Law 2010/01, by virtue of which, when minor aliens, victims of instigation of financial exploitation, are deported, their guardians are deported with them, since they are deprived of resources and the financial exploitation of minors is considered as the last resort for their survival.
In case No. 1840/2008(X.J. v. the Netherlands), concerning an unaccompanied minor claiming asylum,the Committee noted that the author had invoked her rights in her appeal after having been denied a residence permit as an unaccompanied minor alien.
Please indicate the status of the amendment to the Aliens Act which reportedly prohibits the detention of unaccompanied minor aliens under 15 years of age and requires the Czech Republic Police to appoint a guardian for each unaccompanied alien under 18 years of age.
The author was given the opportunity to express her view on the notification, which she did on 12 December 2001. By decision of 12 December 2001, the author's application was denied andit was decided not to issue her with a residence permit entitled"residence as an unaccompanied minor alien.
Moreover, pursuant to article 94, paragraph 2, of the Law on Aliens, a minor alien can be expelled only in the custody of a legal representative, unless the decision on expulsion is carried out in such a way that the minor is transferred to a legal representative or a representative of relevant authorities of the State to which the expulsion takes place.
By letter of 12 December 2001, the author took the opportunity to make written changes and/or additions to the contents of the reports. On 12 December 2001, written notification was given of the intent to dismiss the application for an asylum residence permit andto deny the application for the issuance of a regular residence permit entitled"residence as unaccompanied minor alien.
In practice, an unaccompanied minor alien will be removed only when return to his or her country of origin or a country where permission to stay has been granted is possible with guarantees that the minor will be welcomed and receive appropriate attention in the light of the minor's needs and degree of independence either by his or her parents or other responsible adults or by governmental or non-governmental agencies.