Примеры использования Need for international protection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Palestinians' need for international protection grows ever greater as well.
Genocide was one of the worst forms of persecution andwould always trigger a need for international protection.
The need for international protection of the alien with respect to his or her home country;
Armenia should ensure that no asylum seekers were penalized without taking into account their need for international protection.
Traditionally, the need for international protection was seen to arise only after a refugee had crossed a border and ceased to apply when a solution was found.
In pursuance of this, UNHCR has developed criteria for determining when there is no longer a presumptive and general need for international protection.
They are durable in the sense that they will put an end to refugees' need for international protection and, in most cases, to their dependence on international assistance.
What sets refugees apart from other categories of people in need of humanitarian aid is their need for international protection.
Decisions were based on a meticulous assessment of the need for international protection and on a medical examination, which was administered only with the informed consent of the claimant.
Nevertheless, it remained concerned about cases involving refugee return without an evaluation of their need for international protection.
When discussing the need for international protection of minority rights, it is the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that should seek adequate international protection of the Serbian minority living in Hungary.
The development of national IP systems andinternational trade during the nineteenth century raised awareness of the need for international protection.
Recognizing that, in different contexts, there may be a need for international protection in cases not addressed by the 1951 Convention and its 1967 Protocol; and recalling in this regard paragraph(l) of its Conclusion No. 74 XLV.
The State party should ensure that no asylum seekers are penalized solely due to their illegal entry orstay without taking into account their need for international protection.
Sometimes people fleeing countries of origin(including Somalia) where a prima facie need for international protection was likely, were denied admission at the border.
Delegations welcomed UNHCR'sposition on Iraqi asylum-seekers, which calls for full recognition of the refugee component of their movement and their need for international protection.
The High-level Dialogue validatedthe view that refugees, though special because of their need for international protection, must be included in the global debate on international migration and development.
Take the necessary measures to ensure access to the asylum procedure for foreign women victims of trafficking, or at risk of being trafficked,who can show a need for international protection.
The Committee will continue to advocate the need for international protection of the Palestinian people living under occupation, and sensitize public opinion worldwide to the necessity of providing the vitally important emergency relief and rehabilitating the badly damaged Palestinian economy.
Refugees and asylum seekers are best protected when they are registered individually. Objectives include establishing legal status orrecognition to enable the identification of their need for international protection.
Persons in need of international protection- asylum seekers, as well as victims of trafficking, stateless persons,and persons whose need for international protection has been recognized in international or regional human rights instruments.
The report highlighted certain issues that had a particular bearing on the possibility of individuals to have access to refugee protection andthe determination by States of individuals' need for international protection.
Many States have successfully implemented comparatively rapid procedures at points of entry whichensure a fair and competent assessment of the need for international protection, and UNHCR encourages States to ensure the rights of the individual through proper legal safeguards, in developing such procedures.
The unit's employees assessed the need for international protection for refugees and victims of domestic violence and trafficking; notified consulates of situations involving nationals of their countries; and ensured that children were given medical care and accompanied them to their final destination if necessary.
At the same time, we need to improve the collective response to the protection and assistance of persons displaced due to internal conflicts, and to be able to anticipate new problems that may emerge in the coming years,increasing the need for international protection.
Except where a fundamental change in the situation in the country of origin of refugees has removed the need for international protection, the first challenge for UNHCR and the international community is ensure the availability of safe asylum and to prevent situations of repatriation under pressure or duress.
I also saw a need for UNHCR to improve the collective response to the protection and assistance of persons displaced due to internal conflicts and to be able to anticipate new challenges that would emerge in the coming years,increasing the need for international protection.
In its resolution 48/135 the General Assembly encouraged the representative, through dialogue with Governments, to continue his review of the need for international protection of and assistance to internally displaced persons, including his compilation and analysis of existing rules and norms, and invited him to present suggestions and recommendations with regard to ways and means, including the institutional aspects, of providing effective protection and assistance to internally displaced persons.
Referring to the concern expressed by some delegations that UNHCR was considering applying the cessation clause to Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees residing in the Sudan,he explained that UNHCR faced a dilemma since the initial cause of flight had disappeared and the need for international protection could no longer be justified.
While rejection of certain asylum claims is part of a fair andwell-functioning procedure for the determination of the need for international protection, the Special Rapporteur is concerned about practices in many States to reject and carry out returns of asylum-seekers from countries with extremely volatile security and humanitarian situations, often related to military operations in the context of counter-terrorism. Afghanistan and Iraq are examples of such countries.