Examples of using Forcible transfer in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Deportation or forcible transfer of population.
Forcible transfer is prohibited and constitutes a war crime.
Deportation or forcible transfer of the population.
Forcible transfer is a grave breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Coercive environment and forcible transfer a report by the Secretary General.
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Forcible transfer of people under occupation is a serious breach of the IV Geneva Convention.
However, concerns about a mass demolition and forcible transfer of the community remain.
Either way, forcible transfer is prohibited and constitutes a war crime.
Despite these developments, concerns about the possible demolition and forcible transfer of the community remain.
Forcible transfer of the occupied people constitutes a grave breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Over 300 public figures from around the world: Forcible transfer of Khan al-Ahmar community a war crime.
The Massafer Yatta area is designated as a“firing zone” for military training andits 1,300 residents face risk of forcible transfer.
This eviction may amount to a forcible transfer, which is a grave breach of the fourth Geneva Convention.
Along with demolitions and access restrictions, this practice enhances the coercive environment on the community,placing it at risk of forcible transfer.
Bedouin community in Area C at imminent risk of demolition and forcible transfer following final ruling by the Israeli Supreme Court.
Forcible transfer of Palestinian communities is a war crime, and all who are involved in approving or implementing it bear personal liability.
This community faces regular demolitions, access restrictions and temporary displacement,all of which raises concern over the risk of forcible transfer.
Addameer and PHR-Israel reiterate that forcible transfer and conditional release is not an alternative to Israel ending its practice of administrative detention.
In other words, according to the ICRC commentary, Article 49 relates to deportations,meaning the forcible transfer of an occupying power's population into an occupied territory.
Fourth, the Geneva Convention ban on the forcible transfer of protected persons to the territory of the occupying power is absolute, whatever the motive, and naturally includes practical reasons for holding detainees in Israel.
Demolitions of homes and other structures that compelPalestinians to leave their communities may amount to the forcible transfer of residents of an occupied territory, which is a war crime.
The prohibition on forcible transfer applies not only to the use of physical force, but also to compelling people to leave their homes against their will, or as a result of pressure exerted upon them or upon their families.
The petitioner enjoys the status of a“protected person” in an occupied territory andtherefore has full protection against forcible transfer within the occupied territory or deportation outside of it.
In September 2014, JLAC signed a call to“stop the forcible transfer of ethnic Palestinian Bedouins,” as it amounts to“ethnic cleansing and illegal annexation of land.”.
The demolition of Palestinian homes and livelihood structures on the grounds of the lack of an Israeli building permit continued in the West Bank during March and April,placing households and entire communities at risk of forcible transfer.
The three communities are among 46 Palestiniancommunities that the UN considers at“high risk of forcible transfer” due to an Israeli“relocation” plan that would forcibly evict the entire communities.
The prohibition on forcible transfer extends beyond cases in which a military force directly relocates a population under its control, to cases in which the military force makes life so difficult that people are essentially forced to leave.
While some forms of discrimination are rectifiable, this is not the case when it comes to the destruction of villages,loss of land and the forcible transfer of a population to a nearby city, which will secure them lives of unemployment and poverty.
This government policy, systematically implemented for years, constitutes the forcible transfer of Palestinians who are a protected population in an occupied territory, and as such breaches the international humanitarian law.
