The Irish Brotherhood
14-04-2005, 12:06
Ive set this up so we can ALL discuss this. I want this to be treated with respect. The last thread I opened, only 6 people disussed this. I found that very offensive as threads around me were hitting 70/80/90 replies. I want peoples opinions please.
Anyway this is a replacement proposal to Resolution #65 - Refugee Protection Act. You can find it on:
http://www.nationstates.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/page=UN_past_resolutions/start=61
- NOTING the unfortunate frequency of armed conflict in our world,
- NOTING ALSO that the cost of such conflicts is not limited to lives lost but includes also the destruction of homes and property resulting in frequent displacements of native populations,
- RECOGNISING AND CONDEMNING the increasing number of non-combatant refugees living their lives in deplorable camps,
- ALTHOUGH RECOGISING these factors, may it be noted that a nation may decline non-combatant refugees entry without reason, which also applies to requests of citizenship,
- KEEPING IN MIND the refugees rights as a sentient, once the said nation declines a request of entry and citizenship, they must start a process of finding a nation willing to take non-combatant refugees and arrange the deportation of the said refugee as soon as possible,
- IN THE UNLIKEY SCENARIO of a nation unwilling to grant the non-combatant refugee entry, the nation who holds the refugee MUST hold said sentient until a willing nation is found,
- In accordance with UN law, the nation holding a deportee MUST treat said sentient with care and respect, regardless of race, ethnicity, nation of origin or religion until a willing nation is found.
Tommy O’Bannon
President of The Dominion of The Irish Brotherhood
Anyway this is a replacement proposal to Resolution #65 - Refugee Protection Act. You can find it on:
http://www.nationstates.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/page=UN_past_resolutions/start=61
- NOTING the unfortunate frequency of armed conflict in our world,
- NOTING ALSO that the cost of such conflicts is not limited to lives lost but includes also the destruction of homes and property resulting in frequent displacements of native populations,
- RECOGNISING AND CONDEMNING the increasing number of non-combatant refugees living their lives in deplorable camps,
- ALTHOUGH RECOGISING these factors, may it be noted that a nation may decline non-combatant refugees entry without reason, which also applies to requests of citizenship,
- KEEPING IN MIND the refugees rights as a sentient, once the said nation declines a request of entry and citizenship, they must start a process of finding a nation willing to take non-combatant refugees and arrange the deportation of the said refugee as soon as possible,
- IN THE UNLIKEY SCENARIO of a nation unwilling to grant the non-combatant refugee entry, the nation who holds the refugee MUST hold said sentient until a willing nation is found,
- In accordance with UN law, the nation holding a deportee MUST treat said sentient with care and respect, regardless of race, ethnicity, nation of origin or religion until a willing nation is found.
Tommy O’Bannon
President of The Dominion of The Irish Brotherhood