Expulsion of aliens.

Expulsion of aliens.

(c) Expulsion of aliens

(d) Expulsion of aliens

Concerning the topic Expulsion of aliens , the terms alien and expulsion must be defined more precisely.

Mr. García Del Toro (Cuba), referring to the preliminary report on the expulsion of aliens (A CN.4 554), said that the term expulsion of aliens in its widest sense formed a suitable basis for the Commission's work.

Freedom of movement and prohibition of arbitrary expulsion of aliens (articles 12 and 13 of the Covenant)

It concluded that his expulsion would not contravene sections 26 or 31 of the Aliens Act.

The Committee observes that the author's expulsion was based on section 22 of the Aliens Act.

(d) Should the Commission deal with collective expulsion of aliens, including in the context of armed conflict?

However, on 19 December 2002, the Aliens Appeals Board denied the application for a stay of execution of the expulsion order.

(c) Should the Commission elaborate a comprehensive juridical regime on the expulsion of aliens, including refugees, stateless persons and migrant workers?

At the same session, it was also decided to include the topic Expulsion of aliens in the Commission's current programme of work.

5. Endorses the decision of the International Law Commission to include in its agenda the topics Expulsion of aliens and Effects of armed conflicts on treaties

In September 2002, the complainant filed a new application with the Aliens Appeals Board in which he asserted that an enforcement of the expulsion order would be inhumane.

4.12 The State party submits that article 23, paragraph 1, must also be read against States' acknowledged right in international law to control entry, residence and expulsion of aliens.

Section 50 (1) of the Aliens Act reads (1) If expulsion under section 49 (1) has not been enforced, an alien claiming that a material change in his circumstances has occurred, cf. section 26, can request that the public prosecutor put the question of resumption revocation of the expulsion order before court.

The Aliens Act 2000 and aliens policy

Aliens policy

4. Invites Governments, within the context of paragraph 3 above, to provide information to the International Law Commission regarding practice with regard to the topics Expulsion of aliens and The obligation to extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare)

The State party invokes its right to control the entry and residence of aliens, which included a right to expel persons convicted of criminal offences, insofar as such expulsion was not arbitrary but proportionate to the legitimate aim pursued.

As regards the topic Expulsion of aliens , the Commission considered the Special Rapporteur's preliminary report on the topic (A CN.4 554), presenting an overview of some of the issues involved and a possible outline for further consideration of the topic (Chap. VIII).

It based its decision on an opinion dated 19 April 2002 of the Danish Immigration Service, which considered that there were no circumstances which would constitute a decisive argument against the author's expulsion within the meaning of section 26 of the Aliens Act.

Expulsion of immigrants has not.

4.2 Regarding exhaustion of domestic remedies, the State party submits that, on 31 July 2003, the author requested the Copenhagen police to place the matter of revocation of the expulsion order before a tribunal, for review under section 50 (1) of the Aliens Act.

i. Aliens Act 2000

The UN Women's Convention in relation to the position of female foreign nationals in Dutch aliens law and aliens policy.

On 19 January 2004, the Danish Immigration Service, based on information from the Foreign Ministry about an amnesty for supporters of former President Amin and the risk of double jeopardy in Uganda, determined that section 31 of the Aliens Act would not preclude the author's expulsion.

Let's pretend we are aliens.

Let's pretend we are aliens.

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NARA National Aliens Registration Authority.

Under aliens law and policy, female aliens in principle have the same rights to family reunification as men.

Article 9 nationality law and aliens law This section is mainly concerned with aliens policy in relation to women.

BiH Law on Movement and Stay of Aliens (new)

See section 49a of the Aliens Act Section 49a.

On 25 April 2000 a policy memorandum was published on the position of women in the Netherlands' aliens policy, and under current aliens law.

Procedure 148 was added to the Aliens Act Implementation Guidelines at the time the Aliens Act 2000 came into effect.

Additionally the Ministry of Interior has started the National Aliens Registration Authority (NARA) to determine the number of illegal aliens in Pakistan and to register them.

The legal status of aliens is regulated by the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania, the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens and other laws and treaties.

John Hodgman Aliens, love where are they?

Article 9 Nationalities law and aliens law

Article 9 Nationality law and aliens law

ii. Aliens policy in relation to women

by the Advisory Committee on Aliens Affairs