Traduction de «Ban on refoulement » (Anglais → Français) :

ban on refoulement | non-refoulement principle

Community list | Community list of air carriers which are subject to an operating ban within the Community | Community list of air carriers which are subject to an operating ban within the Union | EU air safety list | European list of airlines subject to an operating ban or operational restrictions within the European Union | list of air carriers that are subject to an operating ban in the Community | list of airlines banned within the EU

abiding regulations on banned materials | respect regulations on banned materials | abide by regulations on banned materials | follow regulations on banned materials

Safelane: Canada's Guide to the Global Ban on Landmines [ Canada's Guide to the Global Ban on Landmines | Safelane: Canada's Landmine Ban Report | Canada's Landmine Ban Report ]

ban on discards | discard ban | discards ban | landing obligation

comment ghosting | ghost banning | shadow banning | stealth banning

banned objects | banned substances | illegal substances | illicit substances

forbid cameras | prohibit cameras | ban cameras | banning cameras

nuclear weapon test ban | nuclear test ban

ban on entry | entry ban

6. Urges the Commission to develop a permanent monitoring system for all FRONTEX activities linked to the management of migration flows; considers that the human rights dimension of FRONTEX operations must be reflected clearly throughout the text of the amended version of the FRONTEX Regulation, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the ban on refoulement and the right to seek asylum; welcomes the successful activities carried out by FRONTEX and its cooperation with Member States to implement the Common European Asylum System, and likewise welcomes the establishment of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO); ...[+++] considers that the activities and operations of FRONTEX and EASO need to be stable and permanent, so that the necessary support can be given to particularly badly affected Member States; stresses the need for greater solidarity among all EU Member States, in particular the most vulnerable ones, in order to achieve the most efficient policy coordination and burden sharing;

We support the call for the human rights dimension to be clearly reflected in the work of FRONTEX, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the ban on refoulement and the right to seek asylum.

6. Urges the Commission to develop a permanent monitoring system for all FRONTEX activities linked to the management of migration flows; considers that the human rights dimension of FRONTEX operations must be reflected clearly throughout the text of the amended version of the FRONTEX Regulation, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the ban on refoulement and the right to seek asylum; welcomes the successful activities carried out by FRONTEX and its cooperation with Member States to implement the Common European Asylum System, and likewise welcomes the establishment of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO); ...[+++] considers that the activities and operations of FRONTEX and EASO need to be stable and permanent, so that the necessary support can be given to particularly badly affected Member States; stresses the need for greater solidarity among all EU Member States, in particular the most vulnerable ones, in order to achieve the most efficient policy coordination and burden sharing;

6. Urges the Commission to develop a permanent monitoring system for all FRONTEX activities linked to the management of migration flows; considers that the human rights dimension of FRONTEX operations must be reflected clearly throughout the text of the amended version of the FRONTEX Regulation, especially the right of a person to leave his or her country, the ban on refoulement and the right to seek asylum; welcomes the successful activities carried out by FRONTEX and its cooperation with Member States to implement the Common European Asylum System, and likewise welcomes the establishment of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO); ...[+++] considers that the activities and operations of FRONTEX and EASO need to be stable and permanent, so that the necessary support can be given to particularly badly affected Member States; stresses the need for greater solidarity among all EU Member States, in particular the most vulnerable ones, in order to achieve the most efficient policy coordination and burden sharing;