Traduction de «Personne inadmissible » (Français → Anglais) :

60.Expresses serious concern about continuing genital mutilation practices, which are a serious form of violence against women and girls and constitute an unacceptable violation of their right to physical integrity; urges the EU and the Member States to exercise extreme vigilance with regard to such practices within their borders, and to put a stop to them as swiftly as possible; calls in particular on the Member States to adopt a firm and dissuasive approach by training people working with migrants and systematically and effectively prosecuting and punishing the perpetrators of genital mutilation, for which there must be zero toleranc ...[+++]e; insists this should be paralleled with information and awareness-raising campaigns targeting the groups concerned; welcomes the fact that EU legislation in the field of asylum views victims of genital mutilation as vulnerable persons and includes genital mutilation among the criteria for the granting of asylum;

Rule 4. For the purposes of Rule 2, any non-eligible person within the meaning of the Foreign Investment Review Act, or any enterprise other than one referred to in paragraph (c) of Rule 3, that is a beneficial owner of voting shares in the applicant corporation, or any beneficial owner of an interest in the applicant enterprise where that applicant enterprise includes any persons who are non-eligible persons within the meaning of the Foreign Investment Review Act, shall have its Canadian participation rate determined by treating it as if it were the applicant corporation or applicant enterprise under Rule 2 and applying Rule 3 in respe ...[+++]ct of any of its shareholders or interest owners falling within any of the classes set out in Rule 3, and this Rule in respect of any of its shareholders or interest owners not falling within any of those classes.

So this would be a person who's been accepted by ourselves or the Immigration and Refugee Board to be in need of protection, whereas this person may be excluded from protection under the Geneva Convention, and is inadmissible on grounds of serious criminality, or constitutes a danger to the public, or who is inadmissible on grounds of security, violating human rights, organized criminality, or so on.

Moreover, according to the best data available to us, of those who were excluded or did not qualify for EI benefits, well under one per cent were excluded or ruled ineligible for failing to find a job or refusing to accept suitable employment.

I mentioned earlier that it would deem people inadmissible if they are related to someone else deemed inadmissible.

The unacceptable practice of some airlines of refusing carriage, on cost grounds, to people with disabilities will be impossible in future.