bilyonaryo online casino Tolentino: Treat Afghan nationals with dignity, respect
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MANILA, Philippines — Senate Majority Leader Francis Tolentino urged everyone on Tuesday to treat with dignity and respect the Afghan nationals who are in the country to process their Special Immigrant Visa for resettlement in the United States.
About 300 Afghans reportedly arrived in the Philippines on Monday under an agreement with the United States signed last year.
Article continues after this advertisementTolentino threw his full support behind the government’s move to temporarily host the Afghans while their visa applications are being processed.
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“As a steadfast advocate for the rights of refugees and the broader spectrum of human rights, I cannot stress enough the importance of demonstrating shared humanity by aiding those fleeing violence and persecution,” he said in a statement.
Article continues after this advertisement“Accepting displaced refugees is the highest standard when it comes to adherence to international human rights commitment[s],” he further stressed.
jackpot maniaArticle continues after this advertisementThe senator noted how the Philippines has shown its commitment to upholding human rights with its participation in key international agreements such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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He also cited the country’s “proud history” of extending humanitarian aid to those in need, including Jewish refugees during the era of President Manuel L. Quezon and Vietnamese refugees after the Vietnam War.
Article continues after this advertisementJust recently, Tolentino said the Philippines also assisted Rohingya refugees.
“Aiding Afghan refugees aligns with international law and reflects the nation’s values of compassion and solidarity. Let me stress that human rights are universal, and we must ensure our legal frameworks align with international standards,” he then said.
“That said, let us ensure that our 300 Afghan brothers and sisters are treated with dignity and respect,” Tolentino added.
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While in the countrybilyonaryo online casino, the refugees are expected to stay in a secure, undisclosed billet facility and would be allowed to leave only once to attend their consular interview at the US Embassy in Manila.
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