Traduction de «al-kurd family from their home » (Néerlandais → Français) :

(b) be granted, together with their spouses and members of their immediate families residing with and dependent on them, the same immunities from immigration restrictions and aliens' registration as is accorded to diplomatic personnel of comparable rank;
(b) jouiront, ainsi que leurs épouses et les membres de leur proche famille résidant avec eux ou à leur charge, quant aux dispositions limitant l'immigration et aux formalités d'enregistrement des étrangers, des mêmes privilèges que les agents diplomatiques de rang comparable;

The problems surrounding many intercountry adoptions, in which children are taken from poor families in undeveloped countries and given to parents in developed countries, have become quite well known, but the Special Rapporteur was alarmed to hear of certain practices also allegedly occurring within developed countries, including the use of fraud and coercion to persuade single mothers to give up their children».
Les problèmes liés à de nombreuses adoptions internationales — quand des enfants sont enlevés à des familles pauvres de pays sous-développés pour être donnés à des parents dans des pays développés — sont maintenant bien connus, mais le Rapporteur spécial a été indigné d'apprendre l'existence de certaines pratiques qui auraient également cours dans les pays développés, notamment le recours à des manœuvres frauduleuses ou à la contrainte pour persuader des mères célibataires de donner leurs enfants à l'adoption».

On the night of Sunday, 9 November 2008, members of the Israeli police and armed forces evicted the al-Kurd family from their home in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem where they had lived for more than 50 years; whereas, immediately afterwards, they allowed settlers to enter the family's house and then sealed off the area.
On the night of Sunday, 9 November 2008, members of the Israeli police and armed forces evicted the al-Kurd family from their home in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem where they had lived for more than 50 years; whereas, immediately afterwards, they allowed settlers to enter the family's house and then sealed off the area.