Примеры использования Returned to their country of origin на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Additionally, some 3,500 nationals of the Niger left Nigeria and returned to their country of origin.
Child victims or witnesses shall not be returned to their country of origin if there is an indication, following a risk and security assessment, that their return would not be in their best interest.
In a third incident, about 400 persons were forcibly returned to their country of origin.
Families returned to their country of origin or a third country(35 with support of the International Organization for Migration, 41“Dublin”-cases, 10 on the ground of a bilateral agreement, 44“forced” removals, 86 refusals at the border and 16 voluntary returns without assistance);
Under the new Aliens Act,illegal aliens in Slovenia would be returned to their country of origin.
He was concerned by information indicating that some refugees andasylum seekers had been returned to their country of origin while their request had still been under examination and the criteria for obtaining refugee status, as set forth in the 1951 United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, had been met.
They should also cooperate in neutralizing any possible radicalization efforts that target foreign fighters who returned to their country of origin.
It noted with concern that two groups of Iraqi asylum-seekers had been forcibly returned to their country of origin on 6 December 2009 and 26 January 2010, contrary to UNHCR recommendations.
She would appreciate hearing about any bilateral efforts being made in the area of prevention andreintegration once the victims returned to their country of origin.
Support must be provided to facilitate the rehabilitation of those who returned to their country of origin, as well as development assistance to rebuild devastated areas.
During a period of 18 weeks, from end of March 1999 to August 1999,some 450,000 refugees from Kosovo sought refuge in Albania and returned to their country of origin.
Article 42, section VI,of the Immigration Act provides that refugees may not be returned to their country of origin or sent to another if their life, liberty or security would be at risk.
These faithful companions of the Mahatma's frugal life were sold for the record sum of 1.8 million dollars to an Indian billionaire and thereby returned to their country of origin.
In the majority of such cases, the terrorists orpresumed terrorists are denied refuge and returned to their country of origin, except where the person in question runs a serious and genuine personal risk in that country the death penalty, for example.
The number of asylumseekers whose applications were accepted because they had been tortured ormight be tortured if returned to their country of origin;
All children should have access to an effective procedure to establish, in a child-friendly manner,the risk they would face if returned to their country of origin, or to any risk of"chain refoulement" i.e. removal to third countries in which the person would be at risk of refoulement.
In one case, which unfolded over a three-month period,some 4,400 persons of concern to UNHCR were forcibly returned to their country of origin.
He requested information on whether the social security regime for migrants covered the export of social security benefits if they returned to their country of origin and, by the same token, whether returning Ecuadorian migrants were entitled to receive social security benefits from the country in which they had worked.
Those who could not usually received a temporary residence permit,given the risks they ran if they returned to their country of origin.
Please also provide the Committee with specific information, including statistical data,on asylum-seekers that have been returned to their country of origin. State report, paras. 584-603, previous concluding observations, para. 12.
Twenty-four women left the shelter during 2008, of which ten women received a one-year visa andleft for residence outside the shelter, eight women left the shelter on their own accord and six returned to their country of origin.
It is in the interest of Australia as a humane society to ensure that individuals who do not meet the technical definition of a refugee are not returned to their country of origin if there is a reasonable likelihood that they will face a significant, individualized threat to their personal security upon return; .
The State party also states that UNHCR takes the view that asylum-seekers from Sri Lanka whose applications for asylum are refused after careful consideration can be returned to their country of origin.
The Committee requests the State party to provide information, in detail, on the precise number of asylum applications received, the number of successful asylum applications, the number of asylum-seekers whose applications were accepted because they had been tortured ormight be tortured if returned to their country of origin, the number of deportations with an indications of(a) the number of deportations relating to asylum-seekers, and(b) the countries to which deportations have been carried out.
The Committee regrets the complaints alleging a systematic failure to comply with the principle of"non-refoulement" and with the right of access to due process and information for refugees and potential asylum-seekers, andthe failure to provide proper safeguards against persons being placed at risk when returned to their country of origin.
Please also provide data, disaggregated by age, gender and nationality, on the number of refugee andasylum-seeking children who were returned to their country of origin during 2008, 2009 and 2010.
With reference to the judgement of the Federal Administrative Court of 27 May 2011, the State party submits that there is concrete evidence that the activities of the Southern Democratic Assembly have been closely observed by the Yemeni authorities in the past and that some particularly active persons ormembers of the governing structures of the organization could have been exposed to harm if returned to their country of origin.
With regard to the Ramzy v. Netherlands case, the Slovak Republic had indicated, with reference to article 3 of the Convention, that asylum seekers who posed a threat to the security of the State needed to prove that they would be in danger of torture orill treatment if they were returned to their country of origin and that the evidence required was more demanding for them than for other asylum seekers.
Victims of trafficking are thus often detained and deported without regard for their victimization andwithout consideration for the risks they may be exposed to if returned to their country of origin.
Reflecting the increasing focus on voluntary repatriation as a solution for many of the world's refugees,over 1 million refugees returned to their country of origin in 1996.