Примеры использования Non-expulsion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Non-expulsion of refugees.
Draft article 5: Non-expulsion of refugees.
Non-expulsion of nationals.
Draft article 5: Non-expulsion of refugees.
Non-expulsion by a State of its nationals.
Draft article 6: Non-expulsion of stateless persons.
The Ministry of Human Rights guarantees the exercise of the principles of freedom of movement and non-expulsion.
Draft article 6: Non-expulsion of stateless persons.
It was suggested that paragraph 2 of draft article 4,which recognized the possibility of exceptions to the principle of non-expulsion, should be deleted.
Draft article 4: Non-expulsion by a State of its own nationals.
The fact that asylum andstatelessness were not comparable situations should be reflected in the wording of draft article 6 on the non-expulsion of stateless persons.
Draft article 5 on non-expulsion of refugees presented certain problems.
Moreover, if the expulsion was imperative for reasons of State security or public safety,the grounds for non-expulsion under article 26 of the Act would not be applicable.
The provisions of draft article 5 on non-expulsion of refugees should be in conformity with the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees.
If the expelling State is the State of dominant nationality of the person in question,then in principle and logically, the State cannot expel its own national, by virtue of the rule of non-expulsion by a State of its own nationals.
Draft article 7, paragraph 1,made a welcome reference to the non-expulsion of migrant workers and members of their families.
Non-expulsion of the persons concerned while their status is being determined is similar to"temporary protection", which in turn differs from"subsidiary protection.
In principle, his delegation endorsed the provisions on non-expulsion of refugees and stateless persons and on the prohibition of collective expulsion draft articles 5, 6 and 7.
Concerning the draft articles on the expulsion of aliens, although the revised texts of draft articles 1 and 2 were much clearer than their predecessors, she still wondered how draft article 1, which defined the scope of the provisions ratione personae and referred to nationals of the expelling State,related to draft article 4 on non-expulsion by a State of its nationals.
With regard to the non-expulsion of refugees, an attempt will be made to construct the principle, before considering the derogations authorized by international rules and practice.
On the contrary, human rights associations are calling for illness to be recognized as a ground for non-expulsion, especially when the patient cannot receive appropriate care in his or her country or in the country to which he or she is expelled.
Draft article 5 on non-expulsion of refugees should be brought into line with article 33 of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees by including a reference to non-refoulement.
The new law on refugees, adopted in 2009, enshrined the basic principles applicable to the rights of refugees and asylum seekers,namely non-expulsion from the country, transparency of proceedings, support for all refugees without discrimination and protection of the rights of refugee children.
The provisions on non-expulsion of refugees should, however, be formulated in strict conformity with the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its Protocols; the scope of the definition of the term"refugees" should not be expanded.
During the International Law Commission's consideration, at its fifty-ninth session(7 May-5 June and 9 July-10 August 2007), of the third report onthe expulsion of aliens, in particular draft article 4,"Non-expulsion by a State of its nationals", it was observed that the issue of the expulsion of persons having two or more nationalities should be studied in more detail and resolved within draft article 4, or in a separate draft article.
Draft articles 5 and 6 on the non-expulsion of refugees and of stateless persons, should not make an explicit reference to terrorism; any terrorist activity by an asylum-seeker or a stateless person would be covered by the reference to"national security or public order.
Although it might seem incongruous to include a provision on non-expulsion by a State of its nationals, as proposed in draft article 4, in a text concerned with expulsion of aliens, her delegation felt that it was a principle that deserved to be recalled.
With respect to draft article 4(on the non-expulsion by a State of its nationals), she agreed with the Special Rapporteur that, as a general rule, a State could not expel its own nationals; the right of the individual to return to his or her own country was embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and various regional instruments.
It might also be wise to revise the wording of certain draft articles,such as draft article 4(Non-expulsion by a State of its nationals) and draft article 7(Prohibition of collective expulsion) that began by establishing an absolute prohibition and were followed by paragraphs suggesting that there were exceptions to the prohibition.
It is obvious, moreover,that the principle of non-expulsion of nationals by a State has seen some exceptions in the past, particularly in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, mainly owing to specific political situations in certain States.