Examples of using Granting asylum in English and their translations into Russian
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We have a firm policy of not granting asylum and do not have the obligation to admit individuals seeking refugee status under the 1951 Convention.
the role of granting asylum and protecting refugees should be recognized
Maintaining the security of refugee settlements and ensuring the physical safety of refugees- in particular refugee children- remains the responsibility of the country granting asylum.
it had done its share by standing by, and granting asylum to all who sought refuge in its territory.
including granting asylum to refugees arriving to the country individually as well as during periods of'mass influx.
which had been generous in granting asylum to victims of persecution.
If the requirements for granting asylum were not met
Thus, there is no system of seeking or granting asylum to anybody in India following a legal procedure
While commending Tuvalu for a law that provides for granting asylum, the Netherlands noted that lawfully justified asylum-seekers face difficulties with the implementation of this law
the existence of grounds for granting asylum is assessed case by case.
Granting asylum- i.e. national protection status specified in the Polish Constitution and granted in situations
Finland consider gender-related persecution as a possible criterion for granting asylum.
maintaining conditions which do not compel people to flee in fear, granting asylum, creating conditions conducive to voluntary repatriation,
of being subjected to harmful practices or being persecuted as a result of such practices as a ground for granting asylum.
While the Government of Algeria was to be commended for granting asylum to Saharan families
to acquaint us with international refugee law, granting asylum and IDPs' issues.
In granting asylum, the court relied upon affidavits and letters from Libyan exiles,
The United Nations Declaration on Territorial Asylum provides that States granting asylum shall not permit persons who have received asylum to engage in activities contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.
States Parties shall take appropriate measures, before granting asylum, for the purpose of ensuring that asylum is not granted to any person in respect of whom there are reasonable grounds indicating his involvement in any offence referred to in article 2.
Mr. Noriega also said that the United States Government had no interest in granting asylum to someone who was guilty of criminal acts, and that the case would be dealt with in a"private,