Seeking Asylum
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Initial release | Italy |
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Directors | Marco Ferreri |
Producers | Jacqueline Ferreri |
Composers | Philippe Sarde |
Screenplay | Marco Ferreri |
Roberto Benigni | |
Gérard Brach | |
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ID | 2060052 |
About Seeking Asylum
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... " The legal case against the policy hinges on the principle of " non-refoulement" - that a person Seeking Asylum should not be returned to their country of origin if doing so would put them at risk of harm - which is established under both UK and international human rights law...
Wagner deserter Andrey Medvedev held over bid to return to Russia
... When Mr Medvedev first came to Norway, he said he was Seeking Asylum because he feared being " brutally murdered" after witnessing war crimes committed in Ukraine...
US offers almost 500,000 Venezuelans legal status
...Venezuelans Seeking Asylum in the US who are already living in the country will be allowed to work legally under new rules announced by the Biden administration...
Former Belarus 'hit squad' member to stand trial in Switzerland
... He had fled there from Minsk in 2018, Seeking Asylum...
Labour criticises idea of housing migrants in tents
... " This is yet another way the government has developed to demonise people Seeking Asylum, " Tim Naor Hilton, chief executive of Refugee Action, said...
Reports of modern slavery double in UK care sector
... Terri is now Seeking Asylum in the UK - and until a decision is made she isn t allowed to work...
What happened to US citizens like Otto Warmbier detained in North Korea
... " In the interview, Mr Miller said he eventually " changed his mind" about Seeking Asylum and requested help from the US government...
Migration bill: Minister accuses Lords of trying to wreck asylum reforms
... The bill is the government s attempt to deter people from making the crossing by toughening up the rules and conditions around Seeking Asylum...
Former Belarus 'hit squad' member to stand trial in Switzerland
By Sarah RainsfordEastern Europe correspondent, Switzerland
Twenty-four years after three prominent opposition figures vanished in Belarus, a Former Member of The country's Special Forces is to stand trial in a Swiss court.
Yury Garavsky is charged with The Forced Disappearance of The three men.
He was arrested after confessing he was part of a unit tied to The Abduction and presumed killing of opponents of The country's authoritarian leader.
Now a Swiss judge will decide whether he is telling The Truth .
In media interviews, Mr Garavsky has given a detailed account of how A Secret Hit Squad snatched The three opponents of Alexander Lukashenko , Belarus' leader, from The Streets of Minsk, drove them out of town And Then shot them twice in The back.
The Prosecution is a stark reminder that political repression in Belarus, which captured The World 's attention again when mass opposition protests were crushed in 2020, has deep and very dark roots.
For The families of The three Disappeared - former Interior Minister Yury Zakharenko, opposition politician Viktor Gonchar and pro-opposition businessman Anatoly Krasovsky - it is an important moment after years of agonising uncertainty about their fate.
Two of The Men 's Daughters - who both left Belarus soon after their fathers' abductions - will be In Court This Week . Both have told The Bbc they hope The Trial in The City of St Gallen will bring them some relief.
For a long time, Elena Zakharenka hoped that her father had been imprisoned by The Belarusian KGB security service and might return. When she finally accepted that he was dead, she was haunted by The Fear that he'd been tortured.
Valeria Krasovskaya also described The anguish of not knowing how her father died, and of never having a body to bury.
Yury Garavsky is being tried where he was arrested in Switzerland, because The country is party to a United Nations convention against Forced Disappearance . He had fled there from Minsk in 2018, Seeking Asylum .
The fact that The Swiss are applying The treaty makes this a significant legal moment. It is also The First Time such universal jurisdiction has ever been applied for a Belarusian citizen.
Speaking in 2019 to Germany's Deutsche Welle and The Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Garavsky confessed to kidnapping The three opponents of Alexander Lukashenko and to handling The Murder Weapon .
He accused his commander Dmitry Pavlichenko - The Head of The notorious SOBR Special Forces unit - of carrying out The actual killing.
In 2003, a Council of Europe investigation also linked Col Pavlichenko to The forced disappearances and concluded that The Crime had been covered-up " at The highest level of state".
Dmitry Pavlichenko described Garavsky's revelations in 2019 as " nonsense". He later claimed not to know his accuser, although a photograph shows The two men together at an official event.
The Belarusian authorities have yet to reply to a BBC request for comment.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com