Примеры использования To the state of destination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Departure to the State of destination 54.
Chapter III-- Protection in relation to the State of destination.
During travel to the State of destination, the fundamental rights and dignity of persons being expelled must be respected.
Article 21-- Departure to the State of destination.
For example, the alien can claim various possible violations of his or her rights in case of return to the State of destination.
Transit through a third State to the State of destination is subject to a permit issued by the transit State. .
Commentary to draft article 21 Departure to the State of destination.
When transportation of the alien to the State of destination takes place, for example, by aeroplane, reference to the rules of international law also cover the rules relating to air transportation, particularly the regulations adopted in the framework of the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO.
His delegation supported the principle, set out in paragraph 1 of draft article 21(Departure to the State of destination), that voluntary compliance with expulsion decisions should be encouraged.
Some 59 countries use the more basic API system, by which the airline transmits the final list of passengers, once the aircraft has taken off, to the State of destination.
Part three, chapter III, concerned the protection of an alien subject to expulsion in relation to the State of destination and comprised four provisions.
In chapter III,entitled"Protection in relation to the State of destination", the prohibition set out in draft article 23, paragraph 1, had been the source of concerns expressed by Governments about any extension of the scope of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees to cover situations in which not only the life but also the freedom of an alien was threatened.
There was a strong link between draft article 11(Prohibition of disguised expulsion) andparagraph 1 of draft article 21(Departure to the State of destination), which dealt with voluntary departure.
There may be various possibilities with respect to the State of destination for aliens who are subject to expulsion, including the State of nationality; the State of residence; the State which issued the travel documents to the alien; the State of debarkation; State party to a treaty; consenting State as well as other States. .
Although the expulsion of aliens is a sovereign right of the State, it brings into play the rights of an alien subject to expulsion andthe rights of the expelling State in relation to the State of destination of the person expelled.
Thus, paragraph 1, by acknowledging that an alien subject to expulsion may express a preference as to the State of destination, permits the alien to make known the State with which he or she has the closest links, such as the State of prior residence, the State of birth or the State with which the alien has particular family or financial links.
By the mere fact of compelling an alien to leave the territory of a State, expulsion may undermine the unity of the alien's family in the event that, for various reasons,family members are not able to follow the alien to the State of destination.
It provides that in such a case the expelling State shall take the necessary measures to ensure,as far as possible, the safe transportation to the State of destination of the alien subject to expulsion, in accordance with the rules of international law.
Mr. Sirikul(Thailand) said that the draft articles on the topic"Expulsion of aliens" effectively captured the principles of international law on sovereign rights of States, the rights of an aliensubject to expulsion and the rights of the expelling State in relation to the State of destination.
In cases of forcible implementation of an expulsion decision, the expelling State shall take the necessary measures to ensure,as far as possible, the safe transportation to the State of destination of the alien subject to expulsion, in accordance with the rules of international law.
With regard to cases of forcible implementation of an expulsion decision, draft article 21, paragraph 2,provided that the expelling State should ensure"as far as possible" the safe transportation to the State of destination of the person subject to expulsion.
Part Three addresses the question of protection of the rights of aliens subject to expulsion, first from a general standpoint(chapter I), then by dealing more specifically with the protection required in the expelling State(chapter II),protection in relation to the State of destination(chapter III) and protection in the transit State(chapter IV). Part Four of the draft articles concerns specific procedural rules, while Part Five sets out the legal consequences of expulsion.
Some aspects of the draft articles, such as draft article 14(Obligation to respect the human dignity and human rights of aliens subject to expulsion) anddraft article 21(Departure to the State of destination), which promoted the voluntary departure of aliens subject to expulsion, were commendable.
Does Australia propose making it obligatory for carriers operating from Australia to furnish such information to the States of destination?
Likewise, the right of the individual to determine the State of destination is part of the legal guarantee.
Should more than one country be willing to admit the alien,the question arises of whether the individual is entitled to choose the State of destination.
Likewise, the right of the individual to determine the State of destination is part of the legal guarantee.
As the scope of article 12, paragraph 2, is not restricted to persons lawfully within the territory of a State, an alien being legally expelled from the country is likewise entitled to elect the State of destination, subject to the agreement of that State. .