Expulsion and deportation of non citizens

Deportation and genocide are two different things.

(c) Deportation or forcible transfer of population

Subject matter Deportation of complainant to Iran

Subject matter Deportation of complainant to Sri Lanka

Subject matter Deportation of complainants to Sri Lanka

What happened last year is the first mass deportation.

Unlawful deportation or confinement of a protected person

If the complaint is proven false, the deportation is executed.

Pursuant to rule 90 of the Committee's rules of procedure, Committee member Mr. Ivan Shearer did not participate in the adoption of the present Views.

In the spring of 1930 he again joined up with Prytz, who was back in Norway.

Mass deportation and prolonged forcible transfer are crimes against humanity.

quot Deportation as a method is not new for the people in the occupied territories.

One of the most tragic examples was the deportation of children from Tindouf to Cuba.

Subject matter Deportation from Sweden to Bangladesh previous experience of torture

That was the date in 1941 on which deportations of Romanian Jews to Transdniestria began.

Implementing vigorous retraining policies, for example, would be a better way to counter these adverse effects than calling for mass deportations.

22. The nations forcibly deported from Ukraine under former national policy was another related problem.

The Committee also hopes that deportations of persons on the grounds of security will not take place in the future.

Deportations of Jews from the Netherlands to Poland and Germany began on 15 June 1942 and ended on 13 September 1944.

So, it is not deportation, it is an obligation that he or she should leave the country.

Further 5 to 15 day extensions were permissible if the deportation operation was delayed for reasons beyond the control of the authorities.

During the post war years, the deportation and massive involuntary emigration of Latvians from their native land was paralleled by a heavy influx of residents of the Soviet Union.

For 25 victims, an order by the competent Public Prosecutor was issued, by which their deportation was suspended, according to Article 12 of law 3064 02.

Beginning about 50 years ago, they have been subjected to forced deportation to Albania and Turkey, forced to leave their ancestral land and abandon their property.

In 1946, following, the Second World War, when I was 11 years old, there was a large deportation of more than 1,000 Timorese to the island of Atauro.

Though population transfers, even as part of a peace settlement, would not be easily accepted under modern human rights law, the wreckage of post war Europe brought a different conclusion.

The expulsion of Haitian citizens under the age of 16 pursuant to Decree No. 233 91 had been a response to complaints concerning the employment of minors in the agricultural sector.

Instead, European law requires an individual determination that deportation is necessary and proportionate to the crime committed, as well as consideration of other circumstances (such as the strength of the individual s ties to the community).

The inhumane deportation of close to 200,000 Cambodian workers from Thailand, in the past few days shows the true picture of the so called economic growth in Cambodia and the failure of poverty reduction strategy.

quot Deportation is in itself a violation of human rights and when we add the two factors I have just mentioned, it shows that minimum guarantees are not even available to the deportee.

(d) Deportation or forcible transfer of population means forced displacement of the persons concerned by expulsion or other coercive acts from the area in which they are lawfully present, without grounds permitted under international law.

World public opinion could testify that the Palestinians were still subjected to arbitrary acts such as the demolition of their homes, curfews, forced deportations, the confiscation of goods and hardships of every kind.

Even more shocking was the deportation, as punishment and a means of ensuring compliance, of young children aged 7 and 8 to Cuba, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Angola and Mozambique.

3.1 The complainant alleges that he is at risk of being subjected to torture, ill treatment, forced disappearance or summary execution if returned to Ecuador his deportation in such circumstances would amount to a violation to article 3 of the Convention.

There have been serious violations of international human rights and international humanitarian law, e.g. the illegal seizure and deportation of persons, torture, and violations of provisions of the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949.

For example, in the territory controlled by the aggressor, mass executions and arrests were taking place, hundreds of thousands of people were being deported or interned in concentration camps and detention centres, and the right of individuals to work, freedom of movement and property were being denied.

Since its twenty seventh session, AALCC has included in its agenda an item entitled quot Deportation of Palestinians as a violation of international law, particularly the 1949 Geneva Conventions quot .

This massive deportation took place after the discovery on 15 December 1992 of the body of a border policeman, Sergeant Major Nissim Toledano, who had been kidnapped two days earlier by the activists of the Hamas movement.

For example, the paragraph in question failed to specify that the deportation or forcible transfer of a population was a crime against humanity when taken without grounds permitted in international law.

On accessibility of legal advice, he submits that prison internal legal services are rare in German prisons and that his deportation directly after his release on parole prevented him from contacting a lawyer.

In this regard, the Committee considers that Presidential Decree No. 233 91, which resulted in the mass deportation of Haitian workers under 16 and over 60 years of age, represents a serious violation of several articles of the Covenant.

She also wanted to know what progress she had made in consultations with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) concerning cases in which women were at risk of being deported to countries where they might be subjected to violence.

Last month, a Korean adoptee, Adam Crapser, lost his bid to stay in the US and is expected to be deported back to South Korea a country he left nearly 40 years ago at the age of 3 because he also never received citizenship.