Examples of using Asylum systems in English and their translations into Russian
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National asylum systems.
Building and maintaining quality asylum systems.
Quality asylum systems depend upon properly trained officials at all levels.
Inter alia asylum systems.
Upholding Refugee Protection in the face of Contemporary Challenges involving Mixed Flows" inter alia asylum systems.
The process of introducing and reforming asylum systems continued during the reporting period.
In the Southern Caucasus, UNHCR was seeking to give impetus to durable solutions andto help develop viable asylum systems.
It also supports the member states whose asylum systems are the most burdened.
The strengthening of asylum systems beyond the borders of the EU would be a key priority for the Europe Bureau in the immediate future.
Fair and efficient State asylum systems.
UNHCR still plays a role in developing asylum systems as, for example, in Turkey, where the Office undertakes RSD and identifies solutions for recognized refugees.
Also in Central Asia, progress had been made in establishing national asylum systems and providing refugee protection.
Building and maintaining quality asylum systems is an essential aspect of the implementation of the 1951 Convention and general migration management.
Roundtable three:"Upholding Refugee Protection in the Face of Contemporary Challenges involving Mixed Flows" inter alia asylum systems.
Priority will be given to strengthening existing asylum systems, following the 2005 region-wide gap analysis.
The establishment of a Common Europe Asylum System was described as marking a substantial shift towards more effective asylum systems in the European Union.
UNHCR also noted deficiencies in asylum systems that led to subsequent removals, sometimes in the form of forced returns to the country of origin.
These factors create unbalances in the distributionof asylum seekers and place disproportionate pressure on the asylum systems of a small number of MS.
Priority will be given to developing andstrengthening existing asylum systems and the prevention of statelessness following a region-wide protection gaps analysis.
For UNHCR, the main challenge has continued to be that of maintaining access for these new arrivals both to the territories and to the asylum systems of the countries of destination.
International cooperation in building andmaintaining quality asylum systems, and ensuring access to those systems, is a necessary foundation to enable asylum-seekers and refugees to enjoy their rights.
The introduction and expansion of legal migration programs was raised by a number of delegations,as one means of offering opportunities for persons now forced to use asylum systems.
Progress was made by many States in developing andstrengthening national asylum systems, including the adoption of laws and reforms of procedures.
UNHCR increased its monitoring of key refugee-receiving countries, including the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas and Jamaica, andworked to build up asylum systems in the region.
Provide technical support to the countries of Central, South-Eastern andEastern Europe in developing asylum systems, which, inter alia, ensure safeguards for the protection of women and children.
Refugee status needed to be strictly defined, to ensure those guilty of terrorist andcriminal acts did not abuse national asylum systems and the international protection regime.
Over a period of two years, the programme supports these States in developing asylum systems that are fully compatible with international and regional refugee law standards.
In the Balkans,UNHCR would continue its efforts to operationalize still fledgling national asylum systems, while furthering sub-regional dialogue and cooperation. In the Northern Caucasus.
Address thoroughly the particular situation of children in the ongoing reform of the immigration and asylum systems to bring them into line with the principles and provisions of the Convention.
In response, the Director acknowledged the importance of developing strong and sustainable asylum systems, while expanding upon intra-regional cooperation, burden sharing and partnerships.
