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Showing 1921–1930 of 66237 articles for “Art. III and IV”
The delegate of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees or his authorised representatives may talk to the head of the border control services and, when they are present, to the agents of the…
An annual meeting is organised on the operation of waiting areas, at the initiative of the Minister responsible for asylum, with the delegate from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner fo…
Access to the waiting area by representatives of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is subject to individual authorisation.This authorisation is issued for a period of three years by th…
…waiting areas are not the responsibility of the prison administration. They are physically distinct and separate from the holding facilities mentioned in Book VII.
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Placement in the waiting area is pronounced for a period that may not exceed four days by a written and reasoned decision of an officer in a category set by regulation.This decision is entered in a re…
The foreign national placed in the waiting area shall be informed of his rights under the conditions provided for in article
The waiting area extends from the points of embarkation and disembarkation to those where checks on persons are carried out.
The detailed rules for the application of this section shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
The waiting area extends, without the need for a specific decision, to places to which the foreign national must go either as part of the procedure under way or in the event of medical necessity.
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