Sentence examples for risk of refoulement from inspiring English sources
Cochtel said the agency had "some concerns about the return of Afghans to Turkey" because they faced the risk of refoulement, being returned to a warzone.
Removing a person to a safe third country will not engage the removing state's obligations under the convention unless doing so exposes the person to a real risk of refoulement.
In light of the safeguards contained in the Swedish extradition and [European arrest warrant] procedures against any potential extradition in violation of international human rights agreements, the government reiterates its position that Mr Assange does not face a risk of refoulement [removal] contrary to international human rights obligations to the United States from Sweden.
The court also found that the government under federal law cannot return an asylum seeker to contiguous territory if that would risk persecution ("refoulement").
The focus of this session will be to challenge this view, re-examining the jus-generative power of the prohibition of refoulement as and when it intersects with the right to leave any country including one's own.
And her research on extraterritorial jurisdiction and maritime rescue substantiates the reasoning of the case of S.S. and Others v. Italy, pending in front of the European Court of Human Rights, denouncing the 'pull back' policy of refoulement by proxy undertaken by Italy in the Mediterranean via the Libyan Coast Guard.
Secondly, respondents emphasized that the Moroccan government should consider granting documents to more migrants in order to stabilize their status within the country and to avoid situations of refoulement.
HRW states: "Refoulement occurs not only when a refugee is directly rejected or expelled, but also where indirect pressure on individuals is so intense that it leads them to believe that they have no practical option but to return to a country where they face serious risk of persecution or threats to their lives and safety".
