Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Asylum seekers should in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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There remains the issue that asylum seekers should not be held in detention centres.
Asylum seekers should be able to move freely within the territory of the host Member State.
I would therefore argue, as a matter of principle, that asylum seekers should not be detained.
Asylum seekers should have access to protection under equivalent conditions in all Member States- that is the first precondition.
Eight Europeans in ten think that the number of asylum seekers should be more equally shared among EU Member States.
In December of last year, the Council was united in reaching a number of conclusions concerning how asylum seekers should be received.
As soon as their applications have been submitted, asylum seekers should therefore be given information relating to the conditions of their reception.
The Council' s decisions contain no mention of how the financial burden caused by refugees and asylum seekers should be shared within the Union.
At all events, the various forms of allowance granted to asylum seekers should take account of the full range of benefits available to Member State nationals.
indeed, we believe that asylum seekers should never be shut up at all.
It is not right that genuine asylum seekers should have to wait around for a long time for their applications to be dealt with solely on account of bureaucracy.
EU Member States which are especially exposed to an influx of asylum seekers should be provided with assistance.
In addition, asylum seekers should not be denied access to the labour market and vocational training when they are not responsible for the length of the procedure in place.
I also argue on behalf of my group that in principle asylum seekers should be accommodated within their own region.
Detention of asylum seekers should be applied in line with the underlying principle that a person should not be held in detention for the sole reason that he is seeking international protection.
If we have a common border, it is logical that asylum seekers should receive equal treatment throughout the European Union.
reminds the Commission of its numerous recommendations that the human rights of asylum seekers should be respected at all times.
The UK Government agrees that the detention of the children of asylum seekers should be avoided
that rules for admitting asylum seekers should be the same across the EU.
CONSIDERS that the harmonisation of conditions for the reception of asylum seekers should help to limit the secondary movements of asylum seekers influenced by the variety of conditions for their reception;
Asylum seekers should be detained only in institutions that are clearly distinguishable from prisons,
such as the fact that asylum seekers should be treated with dignity
Financing return measures for rejected asylum seekers should be done under the Return Fund
A real solution to the problems can only be arrived at once we have the courage to decide that the reception of asylum seekers should take place on the relevant asylum seekers' continent,
Immigrants and asylum seekers should have access to all information on the protection of their rights
Principally, in this respect, the proposal provides that asylum seekers should not be kept in prison accommodation
Detention of asylum seekers should be applied in line with the underlying principle that a person should not be held in detention for the sole reason that are seeking international protection,
In particular, this would mean that rejected asylum seekers should only be included under the actions of this instrument where they are no longer included under the return strand in the European Refugee Fund.
Every asylum seeker should be dealt with separately,
Fourthly, no asylum seeker should be arrested until such time as it is demonstrated that his