Examples of using Right to asylum in English and their translations into Finnish
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other criminals the right to asylum.
points out that family grouping, the right to asylum and free movement are daily problems in the European Union.
These are issues related to the right to asylum and the criteria and mechanisms for establishing the state responsible for examining a request for asylum lodged in a Member State or in Switzerland.
Fundamental human rights such as the right to freedom of movement, the right to asylum, or in many cases, even the simple right to human dignity,
such restrictions can infringe on a vulnerable person's right to asylum.
the aim is to standardise the right to asylum within the EU by 2012.
These tragic situations are clearly calling into question the fundamental rights of individuals, the right to asylum and the international commitments to which we subscribed.
in particular as regards the right to asylum and the protection of personal data.
Can you explain to Parliament the key points relating to tackling illegal immigration and guaranteeing the right to asylum and the principle of non-refoulement?
3,460 assisted voluntary returns of economic migrants who had no right to asylum in Europe.
including one that the teams' actions might prevent people from seeking protection, thereby denying them the right to asylum under international conventions.
The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees states that at least 75% of those who arrive by sea in Italy and gain the right to asylum request it.
The right to asylum is, first and foremost, a fundamental value
The right to asylum is enshrined in various treaties
humanitarian law are respected, in particular the right to asylum.
not all of them have the right to asylum- or to all elderly people, for example.
with third countries and be responsible for making certain decisions concerning the right to asylum.
including the right to asylum.
the aberrant retention conditions are obvious, and there is a risk that the right to asylum will be virtually eliminated.
countries of southern Europe, then we must move towards harmonising the right to asylum, review the Dublin Convention