Exemple de utilizare a Forced return în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Forced return.
People returned in unilateral forced return operations.
Forced return(operations).
Projects relating to identification andtravel documents are considered to be targeting forced return.
Pool of Forced Return Escorts.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
Should he fail to realize that his house-- his name-- is in proper hands, a forced return to Sicilia will eventually arise.
Pool of Forced Return Monitors.
On the contrary, that home detention order may delay andimpede measures such as deportation and forced return by air.
National forced return flights performed.
The Executive Director shall determine the profile and the number of the forced return escorts to be made available to that pool.
(k) set up pools of forced return monitors, forced return escorts and return specialists;
Member States shall contribute to the pool by nominating the forced return escorts corresponding to the defined profile.
Whereas the forced return to Libya by Niger of at least 132 Sudanese who were receiving assistance from the UNHCR is a source of great concern;
It will make use of the Schengen evaluation mechanism to assess compliance with the rules in the field of return and enhanced forced return monitoring.
In most Member States the share for forced return expenditure in relation to the total budget is between 10-30%.
It is also important to stress that all of the countries that are targeted by illegal immigration networks originating in Afghanistan orIraq implement forced return measures.
Indeed, we have not just thought up the idea of forced return flights without providing any guarantees that people will be respected.
In the framework of children's rights for protection andthe respect of the principle of the best interest of the child as defined by international law(2), forced return of minors is not allowed.
In the area of forced return, the Fund was consistent with the activities of the Frontex Agency on the coordination of joint return operations.
We are also raising it, as a number of speakers have pointed out, in our discussions with China, andspecifically the issue of the forced return of North Korean citizens who entered China illegally.
Under exceptional circumstances, forced return procedures are implemented, they must fully respect people's human rights, in the light of the Council of Europe's recommendations3.
With regard to expenditureby category of action, most funding was allocated to the category of forced return(38% of total expenditure), followed by voluntary returns(36% of total expenditure).
In the field of forced return, the majority(97%) of forced returns co-financed by the Fund were carried out in support of Priority 1(others were carried out under Priority 2).
In accordance with the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights,the Committee would like appeals to be systematically considered to have suspensive effect in cases of forced return or so-called voluntary return. .
However, in the event that the forced return procedure is implemented, the human rights of repatriated people must be given the utmost respect, in accordance with the Council of Europe recommendations7.
Mr President, Commissioner, firstly I wish to inform you of the sadness felt by many Europeans when, on 20 October,two EU Member States organised the forced return of Afghan immigrants: three from France, and 24 from the United Kingdom.
When forced return procedures are implemented, they must be conducted with the utmost respect for the human rights of the people being repatriated, in the light of the Council of Europe's recommendations3.
I would also like to know whether the Commission regards Afghanistan as a safe country, and if it does not,I would like to know whether the Commission agrees that this forced return was carried out in violation of Article 3 of the Geneva Convention.
One cannot draw general conclusions about whether the forced return of Afghans to their country of origin would infringe Community law, the European Convention on Human Rights or the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
The EESC considers it crucial that Frontex should fulfil its obligations concerning access to international protection, such as the principle of non-refoulement, independent monitoring of respect for fundamental rights andthe development of a code of conduct in cases of forced return.