Examples of using Evicted persons in English and their translations into Russian
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Most evicted persons have arrears in the payment of rent.
There is no central record concerning evicted persons.
When necessary, evicted persons should have access to psychological and social services.
Angola also accepted recommendations to provide the necessary assistance to evicted persons, especially members of vulnerable groups.
The number of evicted persons has increased from 5,000 in 1990 to more than 7,000 in 1993.
The situation is especially problematic given that these communities were originally established as relocation areas for evicted persons in the 1950s.
It was also concerned that evicted persons generally did not obtain adequate compensation for lost housing or alternative accommodation.
A high priority should be given to the resolution of the situation of the illegally evicted persons in Banja Luka and other municipalities in the Republika Srpska.
Most of the evicted persons were accommodated by their relatives and neighbours; some of them built new houses on the same place as where the old ones had been demolished.
Additionally, the Committee is aware of the persistent reports that evicted persons generally do not obtain adequate compensation for lost housing or alternative accommodation.
Ensure that its housing policy is drafted and implemented in accordance with international human rights standards, including access to an effective remedy and adequate compensation, andthat the necessary assistance is provided to all evicted persons(Germany);
To provide the necessary assistance to evicted persons, especially members of vulnerable groups, including women, children and the elderly(Uruguay);
These families, usually disadvantaged, then have difficulty finding new accommodation because the sites intended to re-house evicted persons are not ready and compensation is paid only after they have left their land.
The Committee urges the State party to take effective measures to provide all evicted persons with adequate compensation for lost housing or with alternative accommodation, in accordance with the guidelines adopted by the Committee and its general comment No. 7(1997) on the right to adequate housing(art. 11, para. 1, of the Covenant): forced evictions.
Other concerns of the Committee included the percentage of Government-built housing that are provided to the poorest sectors of society and situations in which evicted persons are relocated to areas which are heavily polluted with no civic services.
Uzbekistan should take measures to provide all evicted persons with adequate compensation for lost housing or with alternative accommodation, according to CESCR.
Although the mayor of the Burgas Municipality stated that the municipality would provide alternative housing for the families who were legally registered in Burgas and all the evicted persons complied with that requirement, no one was resettled, they thus became homeless.
The Committee urges the State party to take effective measures to provide all evicted persons with adequate compensation for lost housing or with alternative accommodation, in accordance with the guidelines adopted by the Committee and its general comment No. 7.
The Committee reiterates its recommendation that the State party should take appropriate measures, including legislative andother measures, to provide all evicted persons with alternative accommodation or adequate compensation, in line with its general comment No. 7(1997) on the right to adequate housing.
However, the Committee is aware of the persistent reports that evicted persons generally do not obtain adequate compensation for lost housing or alternative accommodation.
The High Court's injunction followed a petition by the lawyer representing the evicted persons, according to which the Civil Administration had taken illegal steps and carried out an illegal demolition.
According to information received from Croatian NGOs,numerous court decisions favouring evicted persons have not been implemented, leaving hundreds of families, mainly Serbs, unable to move back into their homes.
In order to ensure the protection of the human right to the highest attainable standard of physical andmental health, all evicted persons who are wounded and sick, as well as those with disabilities, should receive the medical care and attention they require to the fullest extent practicable and with the least possible delay, without distinction on any non-medically relevant grounds.
At the same time, the lessor is always obliged to provide at least a shelter to the evicted person and even a substitute flat under certain conditions stipulated by the law.
The revised Housing Code, in effect since March 2005, contains no procedures for evicting persons who are unable to live together.
The report should comment on provisions in local authority legislation which permit the State authorities to evict persons for antisocial behaviour.
Iv Number of persons evicted.
The number of persons evicted.
Iv The number of persons evicted within the last five years.
There is no record of the number of persons evicted in the past five years.