The Expulsion of Freedom

According to Jean Jacques Rousseau, humans are blessed with freedom in the individual origins of this fruitful planet, but this nature's freedom is very limited, as it relates to the state. Citizen's freedom will be exchanged. He pointed out that it is necessary to replace natural freedom in order to gain greater power for a larger group society, but the prospect of acquiring the best ability involves the cost of constraints. However, this concept of nature's freedom contradicts what Thomas Hobbes plays in the natural state.

Protocol No. 4 of 1963: Freedom of movement, exemption from expulsion of the country, prohibition of group exile by aliens, 103 "Protocol No. 8", 1983: abolition of the death penalty, "Protocol No. 7, No. 7, 1984 Year: Exporting foreigners according to law, right to convict criminal offense or sentence, right to compensate for conviction abstained or abstained for reconsideration, right to prevent double hazard, marriage and dissolution Right to equalize spouses in Protocol No. 12, 2000: Gender, race, skin color, language, religion, political or other opinion, nationality of minorities, property, birth or other identity, language Non-discrimination on social origin etc. Protocol, 2002: Abolition of capital punishment in all cases 107

Article 32 of the International Law and Article 33, Paragraph 2, particularly the Convention on the Status of Refugees, stipulates that expelled refugees be expelled to "national security or public order place". The expulsion is designed to protect the asylum-seeking country and depends on the assessment of current or future threats. However, refugees are exiled or repatriated in some way (for example, by banishment or repatriation) due to the race, religion, nationality, members of a particular social group, or political views on the boundaries of their areas where their lives and freedoms are threatened "Rebellion"). According to the "treaty", it is not permitted (Article 33 paragraph 1)

Definition of expulsion also applies to citizens and foreigners. Nonetheless, in normal usage, expulsion of foreigners is often referred to as expulsion, and expulsion of the people is called robbery, banishment, banishment or criminal transport. For example, in the United States, "strictly speaking, transportation, handover, and expulsion have the effect of removing each person from the state, but their purpose is different.Transportation is punished in a way convicted Violation of domestic law Abuse is the transfer to another country prosecuted for the infringement of the law, during the trial, and punishment if it is found guilty.