Examples of using Eritreans and sudanese in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Human Rights Watch spoke with eight Eritreans and Sudanese who described to Human Rights Watch how they struggled for weeks
is a policy that suspends deportations of Eritreans and Sudanese without giving them a formalized protected status that would provide them rights and benefits,
International law is clear that when Israel threatens Eritreans and Sudanese with lifelong detention,
The second option would be for the authorities to grant Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel a secure temporary protection status based on established criteria,
Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel are left with the choice of living in fear of spending the rest of their days locked up in desert detention centres
Yet Israel's policies have coerced at least 83 Eritreans and Sudanese, including some in detention,
including Eritreans and Sudanese, are unlawfully present in Israel
Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel are left with the choice of living in fear of spending the rest of their days locked up in desert detention centers
Given that the Interior Ministry has already registered all Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel, transferring them from their current insecure legal status to the new status would not pose any bureaucratic challenges.
it enables Eritreans and Sudanese to submit asylum requests
Israel's use of detention to coerce people into leaving has been reinforced by an asylum system that systematically denies Eritreans and Sudanese access to fair and efficient asylum procedures.
Israel's use of detention to coerce people into leaving has been reinforced by an asylum system that systematically denies Eritreans and Sudanese access to fair and efficient asylum procedures.
Since mid-December 2013, the Israeli authorities have detained Eritreans and Sudanese under a new indefinite detention policy whose constitutionality Israeli lawyers have challenged in court and on which the High Court was due to rule in early September 2014.
Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel are left with the choice of living in fear of spending the rest of their days locked up in desert detention centres
The Israeli authorities have used the precarious legal status given to Eritreans and Sudanese to justify restricting their access to work and adequate access to basic primary and secondary healthcare.
Eritreans and Sudanese in Israel are left with the choice of living in fear of spending the rest of their days locked up in desert detention centers
This testimony completely contradicts Israeli claims that the third-party countries the Eritreans and Sudanese are sent to are safe, don't deport asylum seekers, and let them file asylum requests and work for a living.
Measures taken by Israel to coerce Eritreans and Sudanese into leaving Israel have included laws authorizing their prolonged or indefinite detention in prisons
there is no guarantee that receiving countries will admit Eritreans and Sudanese and no assurance those countries will not return them to their home countries where they risk persecution.
In late 2012, the Interior Ministry said it would start accepting asylum applications from Eritreans and Sudanese who had previously been refused access to asylum procedures on the grounds that conditional release permit holders had no need to apply for asylum.