Proportion of delistings (by % of requests and URLs, each according to nation of origin) for which the original publisher or the relevant data protection authority participated in the decision.
Anelay said: "The government believes the most effective way to prevent refugees and migrants attempting this dangerous crossing is to focus our attention on countries of origin and transit, as well as taking steps to fight the people smugglers who wilfully put lives at risk by packing migrants into unseaworthy boats".
Source (e.g., professional media, social media, official public records) of material for delisted URLs by % and nation of origin (with top 5-10 sofrces of URLs in each category).
Reasons for grant of delisting (by % of requests and URLs, each according to nation of origin).
The university – where a quarter of undergraduates are of east Asian origin – was accused of racial stereotyping by some students.
Born into a Birmingham family of Irish origin and Labour activism, Loretta studied history at Sussex University, graduating in 1979.
The rage only intensified when it became known that the killer was Mohamed Merah, a young French citizen of Algerian origin.
Ultimately the most sustainable way of decreasing demand for the boats is to curb repression in countries like Eritrea, and end wars in countries of transit or origin like Libya and Syria.
Asim Umar, the leader of the new al-Qaida affiliate on the sub-continent, has repeatedly indicated an interest in attacking India, leading some to suggest he is of Indian origin.
"We needed to find a partner who would enable us to set up a robust and transparent supply chain, would be able to constantly innovate in a rapidly developing product category, provide great quality products with the best available packaging solution, and be flexible enough to work with our coffees, which are sourced directly from our partners at origin.
But the UNHCR notes that those in the three main nations of origin – Syria, Eritrea and Somalia – are escaping conflict and rampant rights abuses.
