Claims can and do succeed, but many, even where the claim is based on a real fear, will stumble at the first hurdle of internal relocation.
"Internal relocation as a safe alternative to asylum should only be used in very specific circumstances and not in small countries like those in Central America where violence is generalized," she said.
A rich body of literature has examined the internal relocation of TNCs from coastal to inland China, relatively little has been conducted on cross-border industrial relocation out of China to Southeast Asian countries.
Along with altering the provision for reasonable internal relocation, the bill also amends measures surrounding effective protection.
But the Legacy Act has since removed the reasonableness principle from internal relocation considerations, meaning Ali would now need to show he'd be under the threat of the Taliban in every part of the country.
Only a few studies, all conducted in North America, have looked at the relationship between internal relocation and substance and behavioural problems.
Existing literature on industrial relocation has primarily focused on internal industrial relocation within China, little has been conducted on cross-border production expansion to Southeast Asia, the effects of which on the restructuring of global and regional production network lack comprehensive and updated investigation.
Additionally, slew table construction and internal nodes relocation are involved to satisfy the slew rate constraint and further reduce the clock skew.
Theirs was the only workshop that spanned all of the Bauhaus's stormy 14-year history, an existence characterized by financial difficulties, internal discord, physical relocation (from Weimar to Dessau to Berlin) and an increasingly unsympathetic political climate.
Some GC-rich H2/H3 regions appear to have gained internal structure and relocate to the periphery, consistent with a scenario of nuclear reshuffling resulting from LAD relocation.
