Examples of using Eritrean refugees in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Eritrean refugees in eastern Sudan.'.
Sudan expelled Eritrean refugees in its country.
Eritrean refugees held hostage in Sinai.
We are also highlighting the fact that Eritrean refugees in the Sinai are being held hostage.
According to the government, 116,000 Eritrean refugees visited their native country last year alone.
Eritrean refugees base their asylum applications on human rights violations, which are sharply criticized by the United Nations.
First relocations within EU take place on Friday… Eritrean refugees will be relocated from Italy to Sweden.”.
Eritrean refugees in Sudan face the same challenges as those fleeing to Ethiopia.
The first to be redistributed are 20 Eritrean refugees who will be relocated from Italy to Sweden on 9 October.
The next itemis the debate on six motions for resolutions on the subject of Eritrean refugees held hostage in Sinai.
(PL) Mr President, Eritrean refugees are in a tragic situation.
Andreeva also confirmed that the first refugee relocation will take place on Friday, moving Eritrean refugees from Italy to Sweden.
Hundreds of Eritrean refugees were drowned at sea when the boat carrying them tipped over at the shores of Italy in October 2013.
Mr President, on 7 December,the UNHCR expressed concern that some 250 Eritrean refugees are being held in Sinai by Bedouin smugglers.
The death of seven Eritrean refugees killed on the Egyptian-Israeli border reveals to us something of the grim plight of refugees illegally journeying in search of freedom.
Although the relationship between Eritrea and Ethiopia was not too friendly between 2001 and 2015,about 180 thousand Eritrean refugees arrived to Ethiopia.
According to late 2015 data,there are 125 530 Eritrean refugees, many of whom have been settled in refugee camps or cities for about thirty years.
When will you realise that the European Union is saturated with immigrants?The EU should act as a mediator between Eritrea and the Eritrean refugees to ensure their safe return home.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the situation of the Eritrean refugees currently in the Sinai desert is very serious, as has already been described by several fellow Members.
(HU) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, naturally, I deeply condemn the way the Eritrean refugees are treated, and likewise of course, I support the fact that the European Union should take steps to resolve the situation of these refugees as soon as possible.
Yesterday, the United Nations called on Italy to comply with international law and, also yesterday,24 Somali and Eritrean refugees turned away by Italy lodged an appeal against Italy at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg for violating the European Convention on Human Rights.
However, when photographs of the arrested man were released after his arrival in Rome on Wednesday,family and friends said he was an Eritrean refugee named Medhanie Tesfamariam Berhe.
A neglected story of the burgeoning trafficking in Egypt's Sinai Desert, where Eritrean asylum seekers and refugees are kidnapped and tortured until the ransom is sent for their release.
The UNHCR reports that since 2009,Israeli authorities have recognized only eight Eritrean and two Sudanese natives as refugees.
Israel has only recognised eight Eritrean and two Sudanese asylum seekers as refugees since 2009, according to UNHCR.
(RO) Mr President, the vast majority of Eritrean citizens that can now be found in the Sinai Desert have fled out of the way of an oppressive regime and, as such, should be regarded as refugees according to UN standards.
The deadly attack by an Eritrean living in Switzerland against an eight-year-old boy can't be seen as proof that Germany's refugee and security policy has failed.
A Salvation Army centre in Rome, Italy,has hosted 21 Eritrean asylum seekers since May this year, providing accommodation and food along with legal support in the process of gaining refugee status.
On August 28, a 22-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker was sentenced to one year and eight months in prison for attempting to rape a 30-year-old Iraqi-Kurdish woman at a refugee shelter in the Bavarian town of Höchstädt.