stateless refugee造句

• With the loss of his Romanian citizenship, he became a stateless refugee.
• For 53 years, the identity of Palestinians has been based their status as stateless refugees.
• Stateless refugees covered by the 1951 convention should be treated in accordance with international refugee laws.
• During the post-war reconstruction in Europe, she had worked as a volunteer amongst displaced and stateless refugees.
• An estimated one million had perished by 1918, while hundreds of thousands had become homeless and stateless refugees.
• A stateless refugee, he spent hours reading newspapers and writing in diaries, getting handouts from travelers and vendors.
• Nansen passports, designed in 1922 by founder Fridtjof Nansen, were internationally recognized identity cards issued to stateless refugees.
• Jewish individuals who were deported included those with Norwegian citizenship, foreign citizens, and stateless refugees that were arrested and deported.
• In March 1949, Anatole became one of approximately 5, 000 stateless refugees living in tents on the island of Tubabao.
• The stateless refugees needed permission from the Japanese to dispose of their property; others needed permission to move into the ghetto.
• From 1943, Jews in Shanghai shared a " Designated Area for Stateless Refugees " of 40 blocks along with 100, 000 Chinese residents.
• Instead of accepting some refugees with legal status, the state often responded by denaturalizing minorities who shared national or ethnic ties with stateless refugees.
• Israeli Arab journalist, Khaled Abu Toameh accuse Lebanon of practicing apartheid against Palestinian Arabs who have lived in Lebanon as stateless refugees since 1948.
• But Nasseri's story is hardly the heartwarming tale of a stateless refugee who finds love in an airport terminal, as Hanks'character does in the movie.
• Their Nansen passports, designed in 1922 by founder Fridtjof Nansen, were internationally recognized identity cards first issued by the League of Nations to stateless refugees.
• With limited education, and now a stateless refugee, he did his best to make something of himself : " I came to this country feeling that I had capabilities and talents.
• John van Tilborg, director of a group that aids people seeking asylum, helped set up the camp for the stateless refugees because, he charged, the government left them to fend for themselves.
• The "'Shanghai Ghetto "', formally known as the "'Restricted Sector for Stateless Refugees "', was an area of approximately one square mile in the Hongkew district of districts of modern Shanghai ).
• The Japanese imposed restrictions on the Jews, and in 1943 officially established the Restricted Sector for Stateless Refugees, better known as the Shanghai Ghetto, in Hongkou, forcing most Jews to live there.