Sentence examples for effective refugee from inspiring English sources

"Access to justice is a fundamental human right – there's been a longstanding commitment from successive governments to provide legal assistance to asylum seekers in recognition of this right and that legal assistance assures an effective refugee status determination process," she said.

Refugee management in the ASEAN region is always contentious because refugees are seen as non-traditional security threats, and many countries lack effective refugee protection instruments and mechanisms.

There, processing refugees on the inhospitable island of Nauru seems to have worked as an effective deterrent whereas refugees were arriving in Australia by boat at the rate of 500-1,000 a month in the autumn of 2001, only a single person arrived this way in the first six months of 2002.Britain would like the rest of the EU to adopt the plan.

However, we had expected that the treatment would be more effective for refugees than asylum seekers since asylum seekers are exposed to more clustered post migration living problems than refugees, and post migratory stressors are found to be significantly related to worse mental health outcomes [ 6, 10, 40].

Therefore, we advocate that ecotourism reserves along major rivers may act as effective faunal refugees and provide one of the few opportunities for the conservation of floodplain habitats outside strictly protected areas in a mosaic landscape threatened by bouncing populations of colonists.

Principled, effective and transparent refugee status determination in Australia would be reinstated, with well-trained decision-makers, access to legal assistance, and robust independent merits and judicial review.

Beveridge had thought of it, too, but they soon realised that it would be much more effective to bring refugee scientists to British (and other) universities.

This would provide ready work and effective integration for refugee families.

This implies a fair and effective allocation of refugees among all member states and allowing refugees access to European labour markets.

"This has had a direct impact on our ability to provide generous and effective support to refugees.

The U.N. under Ban's stewardship has managed to get some things right: (generally) providing effective relief to refugees, (generally) doing a decent job on peacekeeping, and avoiding the corruption and mismanagement scandals that tarnished the last years of Annan's tenure.