Примеры использования Residency rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Residency rights in East Jerusalem.
They see their residency rights cancelled." Ibid.
Many Palestinians lived in unhealthy conditions in order not to lose their residency rights in Jerusalem.
Marital status should not affect the residency rights of women divorced on the grounds of violence.
Until January 1997,the Interior Ministry was denying that it was cancelling residency rights in Jerusalem.
Previously, Jerusalem residency rights- with the associated social benefits- expired seven years after an individual left the city.
The cases concerned married persons with Jordanian nationality who also had permanent residency rights in Jerusalem.
The lawyer also pointed out the link between residency rights and the chronic shortage of housing for Palestinian Jerusalemites.
We learn in this connection that some 60,000 to 80,000 Palestinian Jerusalemites stand in danger of losing their residency rights.
Yet in 2009 more Palestinians were stripped of their residency rights than in any year between 1967 and 2007.
Data from electoral rolls were also being used as a basis for confiscating identity cards and revoking residency rights.
At the legal level, secure and durable residency rights, followed in due course by citizenship, are.
B'tselem estimated that 70,000 Palestinians with Israeli identity cards were living outside Jerusalem andcould therefore lose their residency rights.
Provision was made in the relevant law that anyone who did not obtain permanent residency rights in accordance with the plan had to leave Cyprus within five years.
On 25 June,a resident of Gaza suspected of collaborating with Israel petitioned the High Court of Justice against the State's refusal to grant him residency rights.
This figure does not include 325,000 Palestinians who have residency rights in the West Bank and Gaza but have been living abroad for over one year. The Jerusalem Times, 6 March.
Of particular concern aresettlement activities in and around Jerusalem, where Palestinian residency rights are also under increasing threat.
Reports have revealed that in the year 2008,Israel revoked the Jerusalem residency rights of nearly 5,000 Palestinians, forbidding them from living in the city that for thousands of them is the place of their birth.
However, there was no deliberateeffort to identify victims, because the capacity to follow up with referrals and residency rights was lacking.
The Movement demands the immediate cessation of home demolition and revocation of the residency rights of yet more Palestinians, particularly those from Jerusalem, including elected Palestinian Legislative Council representatives.
In East Jerusalem, in particular, entire neighbourhoods are at risk of demolition, and scores of Palestinians, including elected representatives,continue to lose their residency rights in the city.
According to data supplied by the Israeli Ministry of Interior to a local NGO,Israel revoked the residency rights of 116 East Jerusalem Palestinians, including 64 women and 29 minors, in 2012.
The most disquieting pre-emptive measure aimed at reducing further the number of Palestinian inhabitants of Jerusalem is the intensified application of the Israeli policy regarding their residency rights.
Residency rights may be withdrawn on political grounds. On 2 July 2006 the Government of Israel revoked the Jerusalem residency permits of four senior Hamas officials living in East Jerusalem.
The result is poverty, which, combined with illiteracy, peripatetic lifestyle andlegal battles over residency rights, result in often complete social exclusion.
In particular, the demolishing of houses in Jerusalem often forced families to consider moving to the West Bank, where it would have been cheaper to buy or rent another house, butwhere they would have lost their residency rights.
The occupying Power has carried on its illegal actions in the Holy City, including house demolitions,land confiscation, residency rights revocations and deportations of Palestinian residents.
On 30 June 2006, Israeli authorities revoked the Jerusalem residency rights of four Hamas members of the Palestinian Legislative Council as well as of a Cabinet minister, a measure that had been approved by the Israeli Prime Minister in April 2006.
It is estimated that, of the total population of some 250,000 Palestinian holders of Jerusalem identification cards,70,000 risked losing their residency rights because of the wall.
As a continuation of this illegal policy, Israeli occupation authorities recently revoked the Jerusalem residency rights of four elected members of the Palestinian Legislative Council, Mohammad Abu Tair, Mohammad Totah, Khaled Abu Arafa and Ahmed Abu Atoun.