(e) All extrajudicial deportations shall be abolished.

(j) The guidelines relating to forcible deportations by air do not contain an explicit ban on the wearing of masks or hoods by officers involved in the deportations.

In the autumn, the shootings and deportations resumed, complemented by economic coercion.

I was beginning to believe that this was my fate airports, deportations.

The Ottoman authorities even made a number of deportations from the country.

Sometimes their parents had died, or had been mistreated for objecting to the deportations.

Guantánamo, the deportations, the Padilla case, and the electronic eavesdropping program all share this characteristic.

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

UNRWA apos s protests to the Israeli authorities on these deportations were to no avail.

Those deportations were rarely mentioned in the media and did not seem to interest non governmental organizations.

quot 1. Strongly condemns the decision of Israel, the occupying Power, to resume deportations of Palestinian civilians

long after the Nazi Anschluss in Austria and even after the arrests and deportations began in Budapest.

My delegation is deeply concerned over the increasing number of killings, deportations and detentions and the ill treatment of detainees.

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

Mass deportations tantamount to mass force transfer of Palestinians were condemned by the United Nations Security Council in resolution 799 (1992).

Further, transfers or deportations of protected persons from occupied territories are specifically prohibited by and constitute grave breaches of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

(b) The draft federal law regulating the use of force by police during deportations and during the transport of detainees ordered by a federal authority

Hundreds of thousands were killed as a result of the Red Terror, forced deportations, or from the use of hunger as a weapon under Mengistu's rule.

The number of Estonians fell by 17.5 per cent between the years 1941 1949 owing to deaths, deportations to Russia and refugees fleeing to the West.

These implicitly authorize prosecution of those responsible for a joint criminal enterprise, thus linking liability for criminal behavior such as deportations and removals to other foreseeable atrocities.

Up to 500,000 were killed as a result of the Red Terror, from forced deportations, or from the use of hunger as a weapon under Mengistu's rule.

Well, maybe he was too trusting, because he stayed where he was long after the Nazi Anschluss in Austria and even after the arrests and deportations began in Budapest.

Today, the Meskhetian Turks are widely dispersed throughout the former Soviet Union (as well as in Turkey and the United States) due to forced deportations during World War II.

French Jews are rediscovering the dual trauma that they experienced during the twentieth century the death camp deportations of World War II and their flight from Algeria following its independence in 1962.

The Soviet leadership had relied then upon shootings and deportations to the Gulag to preempt opposition. Yet Soviet citizens resisted in large numbers Kazakh nomads fled to China, Ukrainian farmers to Poland.

There is no denying that the region s civil wars and American deportations aggravate the gang crisis, but the fundamental reasons young men and women join gangs can be found in domestic social conditions.

Bogaciu says some of her clients who lost TPS worry the government will start enforcing deportations against them. Some are able to apply for other forms of temporary protection due to medical issues.

(b) The elaboration of guidelines relating to forcible deportations by air (directives relatives aux rapratriements sous constrainte par voie aérienne), which include a provision that medication can be forcibly administered exclusively for medical reasons.

They touch on such painful topics of Ukraine s history as the Nazi occupation, repressions and deportations of the local population during the early years of communism, the fate of the partisans from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.

Their presence and their armed might enabled the Soviet Union to annex our country illegally, and to carry out arrests, executions and massive deportations of our population to Siberia and other harsh regions of the former Soviet Union.

After World War II, as part of the goal to more fully integrate Baltic countries into the Soviet Union, mass deportations were conducted in the Baltic countries and the policy of encouraging Soviet immigration to the Baltic states continued.

Elsewhere, the Office intervened successfully in numerous countries to ensure access to, and prevent deportations of, persons of concern to the Office who had been arrested, although these initiatives were not always able to prevent isolated incidents of refoulement.

UNHCR expressed deep concern about the fate of persons arriving in southern Europe to inadequate reception conditions and about precipitate deportations, including to unsafe situations, where there was no functioning asylum system and a real risk of return to persecution.

The Chairman condemned the mass deportations and the indiscriminate shooting of demonstrators by the army, as well as the intensification and expansion of collective punishment such as the imposition of curfews, the closure of the occupied territory and mass detentions of Palestinian civilians, including minors.

(a) The ban, proposed by the draft federal law regulating the use of force by police during deportations and during the transport of detainees ordered by a federal authority, on all restraint methods which restrict breathing as well as on the use of irritant or incapacitating sprays

(b) Undertake efforts to encourage the successful outcome of the ongoing consultations on the draft federal law regulating the use of force by police during deportations and during the transport of detainees ordered by a federal authority regarding the ban on the use of electro shock instruments.

5.8 Counsel submits that if the Committee were to accept guarantees such as those offered in the present case as sufficient protection against torture, one could not discount that large scale deportations could take place after some standard form of assurance is provided by States with poor human rights records.

No other country lost nearly 40 per cent of its native population during the Second World War in no other post war European country has the native population become a minority in seven of its largest cities, including the capital and no other country has experienced population transfers and mass deportations on such a scale.

In the years 1917 to 1919, US participation in World War I and anarchist bombings after the war led to almost two thousand federal prosecutions, mass roundups of aliens, and summary deportations. During World War II, Japan s attack on the US was followed by the internment of more than 120,000 Japanese Americans because of their race, including many who were born in the US.