Dispossession of the grantor

Indigenous peoples have suffered dispossession.

Dispossession, usurpation, and a lack of reparations.

The construction of the wall is giving rise to large scale dispossession.

Their deliberate dispossession is among the most visible and devastating symptoms of conflict today.

(b) Dispossession of the grantor if the encumbered assets are specific items of tangible movable property

In other cases, demands may be for a special protected status that will avert further dispossession today.

The root causes of most conflicts are to be found in the legacy of poverty and dispossession that underdevelopment engenders.

But these organizations ultimately exacerbated violence, generated land dispossession and forced displacement, and helped to prolong the conflict for nearly five decades.

As the state of Israel celebrates its 60th birthday, Palestinians remember the Nakbeh, or catastrophe their story of dispossession, occupation, and statelessness.

Redressing the dispossession and disadvantage suffered by Australia apos s indigenous peoples is a major human rights objective of the Australian Government.

May 15 is Nakba Day, when Palestinians commemorate the displacement and dispossession that took place at the time of Israel's establishment in 1948.

We're advising the Polisario Front of the Western Sahara, who are fighting to get their country back from Moroccan occupation after 34 years of dispossession.

We're advising the Polisario Front of the Western Sahara, who are fighting to get their country back from Moroccan occupation after 34 years of dispossession.

Israel's repeated sieges and assaults against civilian areas, including the camps, caused extreme anguish among the refugees and resulted in their forced displacement and further dispossession.

Such a resolution rests on an effective response to the core of the conflict in the region the dispossession of the Palestinian people from their land.

We deplore the failure of the international community to take appropriate actions to protect the Lebanese and Palestinian civilians subjected to massive bombardment, displacement and dispossession.

Dispossession of the grantor is sufficient only if an objective third person can conclude that the encumbered assets are not in the actual possession of the grantor.

Such a resolution rests on an effective response to the core of the conflict in the region i.e. the dispossession of the Palestinian people from their land.

Its downfall, they believe, would mean dispossession and death for the regime s leadership and for a large part of the minority Alawite community from which it is drawn.

Indeed, despite of the rise of Fayaadism, the Palestinian national movement will be careful not to betray its real sources of legitimacy the ethos of dispossession and the refugee.

Indeed, despite of the rise of Fayaadism, the Palestinian national movement will be careful not to betray its real sources of legitimacy the ethos of dispossession and the refugee.

The law should provide that, for a possessory security right to be effective against third parties, dispossession of the grantor should be actual and not constructive, fictive or symbolic.

The dispossession of indigenous peoples from their lands has far reaching consequences, resulting in the violation of a number of other rights, such as the right to adequate housing.

In Kenya, for example, where women head 70 per cent of all squatter households, over 25 per cent of women slum dwellers migrated from their rural homes because of land dispossession.

Most social and economic data pointed to a marked deterioration in the living conditions of the Palestinian people, including new forms of dispossession and destruction of private and public assets of all kinds.

Possession by a third person constitutes sufficient dispossession only if the third person is not an agent or employee of the grantor and holds possession for or on behalf of the secured creditor.

A number of the case studies reveal that indigenous poverty and disadvantage and discrimination with respect to the right to adequate housing are closely linked to the dispossession of indigenous peoples from their lands.

Forced evictions and the dispossession of land have a particularly severe impact on indigenous women, often leading to an increased workload since they must walk long distances to find alternate sources of water and fuelwood.

3 For the purposes of the present report, dispossession may be a result of the initial colonization processes, changes to land tenure schemes or forced eviction for private development projects or the exploitation of natural resources.

Three times in their history in 1937,1947, and 2000 the Palestinians were offered a state, and three times their leaders failed to meet the challenge admittedly never an easy one for a nation built on such an unwavering ethos of dispossession.

Instead of suppressing the memory of the refugees, Israel needs to recognize that in 1948 the land was bisected by the sword, and that the Jewish state came into being partly because of the massive uprooting and dispossession of Palestinian communities.

Suffering and dispossession had reached new heights in 2003 and might lead the Palestinian people to further doubt the efficacy of the unilateral and multilateral diplomatic efforts which had been made in an attempt to resolve the Palestinian Israeli conflict.

The Secretary General had concluded that the consequences of occupation had brought the occupied Palestinian territory to war torn economy status, and that its continuation had led to new forms of dispossession and destruction of private and public assets of all kinds.

Environmental experts are of the view that factors such as the impact of colonization, the dispossession of the indigenous population, discriminatory land legislation and the imposition of apartheid distorted environmental perceptions and attitudes and alienated Black South Africans from the environment issue.

Concerned that indigenous peoples have suffered from historic injustices as a result of, inter alia, their colonization and dispossession of their lands, territories and resources, thus preventing them from exercising, in particular, their right to development in accordance with their own needs and interests,

But what might Syria want? Like most Arabs, Bashar Al Assad views Israel from the perspective of pan Arab anguish at Palestinian dispossession, but also sees a chance to use the Palestinians to strengthen his regime s power by putting his own imprint on any settlement.

The case studies reveal that extreme poverty, the deterioration and dispossession of lands, forced evictions, employment prospects and the centralization of services in cities, combined with the general lure of city life, results in the migration of many indigenous people to cities and towns.

Both Lucio Cabañas and Genaro Vázquez, guerrilla leaders who opposed land dispossession in the 1960s and 1970s, have passed through the school's halls. The student body is well known for its activism, advocating better education and expanded enrollment for the children of farm workers. Today Ayotzinapa looks back toward the past.