Sentence examples similar to relocating internally from inspiring English sources
Nigeria is on the list not because there is no danger of persecution in that state – the murderous statistics of Boko Haram, the group Muazu feared, speak for themselves – but because an asylum claimant must show they cannot seek state protection and cannot relocate internally before they can succeed in obtaining international protection.
She also wants a field hospital in Roraima's capital, Boa Vista, and more Venezuelans relocated internally – so far, about 1,000 have moved on to other states.
ICE officials balked at the notion of moving migrants to detention facilities in different areas, insisting that Congress only authorizes the agency to deport immigrants, not relocate them internally, according to DHS officials.
It is estimated that up to two million people were internally displaced and in those districts where most people were affected, up to 90% of the population had to be relocated to internally displaced persons (IDPs) camps [ 11].
During the civil unrest in early 2002, many residents were relocated to an internally displaced persons camp in Ikotos County, but in 2003, a number of the residents moved back to the Imatong region.
Migrants, displaced or relocated people - both internally and cross-border - have human rights and states should not implement or abandon policies to prevent them from safe passage and legal access to protection.
Relocating to suburban Chicago?
Thinking about relocating?
Allison suggested relocating to Baton Rouge.
Relocating the existing retail store.
