Examples of using Ashraf in English and their translations into Czech
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But we are also concerned about the fate of almost 4 000 members of the Iranian opposition who are residing in Camp Ashraf in Iraq.
This sends a very powerful message to the Iraqi authorities to lift the inhuman siege that they have applied against the 3 400 innocent people in Camp Ashraf over recent months.
Also we must call on the Mujahedin leadership to stop controlling the lives of the residents of Camp Ashraf, namely by not letting them leave the camp.
which is the protection offered by the Geneva Convention to prisoners in Camp Ashraf.
provide for better protection of refugees in Camp Ashraf.
this morning we will be voting on a joint motion for a resolution co-signed by four political groups on the situation of the Ashraf refugee camp in Iraq.
not answer my colleague, Jan Zahradil, in the last debate on Iran on the question of Camp Ashraf.
Through written questions to the Council I have drawn its attention to the position of the 3 400 people living in Camp Ashraf.
I would also have liked us to denounce the way in which the United States has abandoned the Ashraf camp without concerning itself with the hundreds of people who lived there.
Together with a delegation of four Members of this House, I visited Camp Ashraf in October last year and met with American, Iraqi
acts of psychological and physical violence to which the dissident refugees in Camp Ashraf are continually subjected by the Iranian Government.
integrity of the people in Camp Ashraf.
I hope that the emerged situation would not endanger the peaceful population of 3,500 members of the People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran(PMOI) in Ashraf who find themselves under incessant pressure.
The Mullahs in Tehran want Ashraf to be destroyed, and we in Europe must support these defenceless Iranian refugees.
The attack last July on the Iraqi PMOI camp at Ashraf in Iraq can only be described as savage and barbaric.
The inhabitants of Ashraf were bombed by US forces at the beginning of the invasion in 2003.
I have now brokered a solution to the Ashraf crisis, which you have seen, Baroness Ashton.
There's no evidence of any connection between the Ashraf sisters… and the third victim, Rajal Lamba.
There are really difficult issues, as the honourable Member knows very well, in looking at what might be done around Camp Ashraf.
our Parliament confirmed the legal status of the Ashraf inhabitants under the Fourth Geneva Convention.