Needless to say, the monarch did not - and still does not - need a safe conduct document.
In Britain, the earliest surviving reference to a "safe conduct" document appears during the reign of Henry V, in an Act of Parliament dated 1414.
The country that has to give him a safe conduct document is Russia". The president, speaking at the presidential palace in Quito, said his government did not intentionally help Snowden travel from Hong Kong to Moscow with a temporary travel pass.
"The consul, in his desperation, probably he couldn't reach the foreign minister … and he issued a safe conduct document without validity, without authorisation, without us even knowing". Correa said the consul was a "cultured" man who cited the example of Ecuadorean diplomats in Czechoslovakia giving Jews visas in defiance of their foreign ministry during the second world war.
One cable reports Castro warning American leaders who targeted him that they would "not be safe". Another document reports that a Soviet consular official who had handled Oswald's visa request was believed to work for the K.G.B.'s 13th Department, which handled "wet operations" — intelligence slang for killings.
"A plant that passes a lax screening is not safe," the document said.
Father Rossetti said that in response to the state's sanctions, the institute would more than double its nursing staff, remove mirrors and coat hooks to make rooms safer and document the screening of new patients more thoroughly.
Referring to a safe-conduct document that appeared to have been issued by Ecuador's embassy in London, he said that if it turned out to be authentic, "whoever issued it is totally without authority".
As a result of our efforts, in spring 2002 the government issued "safe passage" documents to our clients that permitted them to travel to and work in the Dominican Republic pending the outcome of the court case.
With a safe-conduct document written by this latter 'Abd al-Latif arrived in Cairo.
