Extraterritorial

As long as respect for human rights and the possibility of implementing procedures in a similar manner cannot be guaranteed, extraterritorial asylum procedures are not possible.

Most importantly, the label’s extraterritorial reach would make it a crime to provide material support to the group and its affiliates.

The Quds Force is responsible for extraterritorial and clandestine operations.

He indicated that Azerbaijan remains reluctant to unequivocally recognize Armenia’s Soviet-era borders and stop demanding an extraterritorial corridor to the Nakhichevan exclave.

Movahedian once again stressed that Iran supports Armenia’s territorial integrity and is deeply concerned over the narrative of an extraterritorial corridor advanced by some countries seeking to violate Armenia’s territorial integrity.

Tehran seems convinced by Moscow’s assurances that they would not constitute an extraterritorial corridor and compromise Armenian sovereignty over Syunik.

Crucially, the law also includes extraterritorial jurisdiction clauses, enabling the US government to extradite and prosecute violators outside the US.

Culturally it would be a major loss to the city, and a loss to MoMA, too, because it’s a kind of extraterritorial exhibit just across the street.

The extraterritorial aspect of Beijing’s strategy echoes its actions targeting Uighurs in exile, and elements of the national security solution imposed on Xinjiang could foreshadow the government’s next steps.

For all practical purposes, the project falls outside the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction; the property is located in the Town of Richmond.

Pollack-Beighle said her country’s priority is breaking free from “the attempts of colonial and extraterritorial dominance and patronage, an approach which is encountering great opposition”.

The dissenting vote by Yokeley reflected his ongoing opposition to eliminating the extraterritorial jurisdiction, because he believed it was still needed to protect in-town property owners from undesirable fringe development.

With its extraterritorial scope, GDPR was always intended to stamp Europe’s rule-making prowess on the global map.

But if evidence indeed shows that M.B.S. was behind the death of Khashoggi, the crown prince will join the ranks of Syrian President and North Korean dictator all of whom have engaged in extraterritorial murders to send a clear message to dissidents.

Adopting section 2 of the Statute clarified that the Commonwealth parliament was able to legislate inconsistently with British legislation, adopting section 3 clarified that it could legislate with extraterritorial effect.

Extraterritoriality Diplomatic Corps seal - Corps Diplomatique emblem Contrary to popular belief, most diplomatic missions do not enjoy full extraterritorial status and in those cases are not sovereign territory of the represented state.

In February 1946 he also forced the French to surrender all of their concessions in China and to renounce their extraterritorial privileges in exchange for the Chinese withdrawing from northern Indochina and allowing French troops to reoccupy the region.

Outside the Vatican City, thirteen buildings in Rome and Castel Gandolfo (the pope 's summer residence) enjoy extraterritorial rights.

The correspondent Douglas Story observed Chinese troops in 1907 and praised their abilities and military skill. citation Extraterritorial jurisdiction was abandoned by the United Kingdom and the United States in 1943.

The DTA set out, among other things, permanent provisions governing standards for interrogation of persons in Defense Department custody, prohibitions on cruel and unusual punishment, and procedures for status review of extraterritorial detainees.