Examples of using Asylum-seekers whose applications in English and their translations into French
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Asylum-seekers whose applications have been declared admissible;
Extension of exclusion from social assistance to all asylum-seekers whose applications are rejected;
The number of asylum-seekers whose applications for asylum were denied had fallen over the previous few years.
He asked the delegation to specify what happened to asylum-seekers whose applications were turned down.
However, TRPs are issued only to asylum-seekers whose applications are considered not to be"manifestly unfounded" and are processed through the normal procedure.
Please provide statistics disaggregated by sex, age and ethnic origin on asylum-seekers and refugees in Guatemala,and the percentage of asylum-seekers whose applications are rejected.
European Council on Refugees andExiles(2005), The Return of Asylum-Seekers Whose Applications have been Rejected in Europe, Brussels: ECRE, 2005.
The number of asylum-seekers whose applications were accepted because they had been tortured or might be tortured if returned to their country of origin;
Several EU member States have also adopted measures to limit social benefits to asylum-seekers whose applications have been rejected and to facilitate their return.
Some asylum-seekers whose applications had been denied had indeed been living in asylum centres for a long time, but they were people who had refused to travel back to their countries of origin.
Nonetheless, the Government maintained its position that asylum-seekers whose applications had been turned down should not have the right to work.
Asylum-seekers whose applications were under consideration enjoyed complete freedom of movement and the structures where they stayed pending a final decision bore no resemblance to closed facilities.
He asked whether legislation on refugees contained special protection measures for child asylum-seekers andwhether there was any legal remedy for asylum-seekers whose applications had been rejected.
Previous practice had shown that asylum-seekers whose applications were examined under the Dublin II Regulation often absconded.
By reason of the established time-frame either for the appeals procedure orfor the regularization of a migrant's situation, asylum-seekers whose applications were rejected in 2002 would not have been compelled to leave the country in the course of that year.
Whereas previously, asylum-seekers whose applications had been declared admissible had been entitled to work immediately, since the procedure was now much shorter- four months- access to the labour market was granted only after one year, and during the time it took to process the application, applicants were entitled to accommodation and material assistance at the federal reception centres.
It should be pointed out in this regard that unaccompanied minors cannot be expelled,even if they are asylum-seekers whose applications have been refused, and continue to benefit from the local authority assistance referred to in paragraph 76.
He also asked the delegation to clarify whether asylum-seekers whose applications had been refused could be deported before a decision was made on their appeals to the Administrative Court. He asked again whether the State party had ever extradited anyone suspected of acts of terrorism to a country from which it had requested diplomatic assurances that the extradited person would not be subjected to torture or other ill-treatment.
Please provide statistics disaggregated by sex, age and ethnic origin on asylum-seekers and refugees in Guatemala,and the percentage of asylum-seekers whose applications are rejected, as well as on all cases of extradition, return or removal that have taken place during the reporting period.
The Committee takes note that asylum-seekers whose applications are deemed inadmissible(e.g. on the basis of the exclusion clauses of article 1 F of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees or because they have missed the eight-day deadline for submitting their applications) are not deported to countries where there is armed conflict or systematic violations of human rights.