Patrick Leahy about whether he supports denying entry to the US based on religion.
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In 2017 Israel passed a law denying entry to foreign supporters of the BDS movement.
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Several countries, including the United States, are denying entry to foreign nationals who have recently visited China.
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Australia joined the United States in temporarily denying entry to noncitizens who have recently traveled to the country.
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The place also has a policy DENYING entry to ticket holders if they arrive late to their scheduled movie.
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"We will be denying entry to Canada to people who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents," Trudeau said.
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India has recently tightened up border security in its northeast, denying entry to four Rohingya at the India-Bangladesh border.
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Iraq's Basra International Airport said on Friday it was denying entry to passengers of any nationality traveling to Iraq from China.
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Iraq's Basra International Airport said on Friday it was denying entry to passengers of any nationality traveling to Iraq from China.
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Austria introduced the border controls on Wednesday, denying entry to most arrivals with the exception of those driving heavy goods vehicles.
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And he is content to patiently field questions from arena security guards unaware they are denying entry to a visiting team executive.
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The U.S. is imposing mandatory quarantines on citizens returning from Wuhan and is denying entry to many others who've recently been in China.
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Three high school sophomores, Sanjeeb, Liam, and Harris worked security by the stage, checking press passes and denying entry to any unruly teens.
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It has undermined the trust of locals supporting American counterterrorism missions abroad by denying entry to US military translators who have been promised visas.
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As the U.S. begins denying entry to refugees, including an Iraqi translator for the U.S. Army, the scales have seemingly fallen from our eyes.
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Additionally, it prohibits officials from delaying or denying entry to the U.S. if a citizen declines to provide passwords and social media account information.
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In the late 43s, Tibet began denying entry to Westerners, its government — under pressure from China — reluctant to play the games of imperial geopolitics.
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"We will be denying entry to Canada to people who are not Canadian citizens, or permanent residents," Trudeau said at a press conference in Ottawa.
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Turkey detained more than 10,000 members of Daesh and Qaeda affiliates, and deported around 5,800 terrorists while denying entry to more than 4,000 suspicious travelers.
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The windfall came as national and global backlash grew over President Trump's executive order temporarily denying entry to refugees and citizens of seven majority Muslim nations.
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Last month, for example, Customs and Border Protection reported arresting or denying entry to 21,2600 migrants at the southwestern border, compared with 22017,22014 in May 6003.
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Mr. Trump's executive order late on Friday temporarily blocked all refugees while also denying entry to citizens of Iran, Iraq and five other predominantly Muslim countries.
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Austria introduced controls at the Italian border on Wednesday, denying entry to arrivals with only few exceptions, one of them being those driving heavy goods vehicles.
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The asylum request comes as the Trump administration says it will begin denying entry to all migrants illegally crossing the U.S. southern border, including those seeking asylum.
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With the coronavirus pandemic, immigration hardliners have seen an opportunity to accomplish some of the administration's most restrictionist immigration policies, like denying entry to all asylum seekers.
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Taiwan is denying entry to Chinese nationals from Guangdong, a southern coastal province that has been battered by the virus, and travelers who recently visited the area.
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Locals tell of checkpoints on country roads and even within city limits, gunmen checking drivers' IDs—and their mobile phones, denying entry to anyone from their opponents' territories.
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It would also prevent CBP officials from denying entry to the country based on whether someone provides passwords, PIN numbers, or any other form of authentication including biometric data.
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Over the weekend, Trump's order banning immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries and denying entry to refugees from around the world resulted in lightning-quick protests at airports across the country.
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We must stand up and fight for an America that welcomes young doers and dreamers, instead of categorically denying entry to so many simply based on their religion or country of origin.
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In the latest phase of the conflict, several high-traffic websites have started denying entry to users whenever they detect their browsers running ad-blocking extensions like uBlock Origin and Adblock Plus.
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ET, includes temporarily denying entry to foreign nationals who visited China in the 2200 days prior to their arrival to the United States, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Friday.
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Spooked by the deadly disease, cruise companies around the world are imposing extraordinary measures to curb its spread, from taking passengers' temperature before boarding to denying entry to people who've recently visited China.
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The demonstrators were defying a Supreme Court verdict that overturned a decades-old ruling by a lower court denying entry to women of menstrual age, whom some Hindu communities consider to be ritually unclean.
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A Hanjin vessel was seized in Singapore on Monday, while some ports are denying entry to the company's ships on concerns that South Korea's top container shipper will not be able to pay fees.
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However, denying entry to elected U.S. officials was likely to further strain relations between Netanyahu, who has highlighted his close ties with Trump in his current re-election campaign, and the Democratic leadership in Congress.
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BERLIN, March 11 (Reuters) - Sealing Germany's borders to prevent the spread of the coronavirus would not work, Health Minister Jens Spahn said on Wednesday, rejecting calls to follow neighbour Austria in denying entry to visitors from Italy.
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Trump's first two weeks as president have been punctuated by national protests over his executive order denying entry to nationals from seven predominantly Muslims nations for 90 days while suspending the U.S. refugee program for 120 days.
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The United States State Department is denying entry to foreign nationals who have recently been to China, is screening American citizens who arrive home from China as well as asking them to self-quarantine for 14 days.
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Musk's remarks came days after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick decided to resign from the council amid pressure over Trump's order denying entry to nationals from seven Muslim-majority nations and putting a hold the country's refugee resettlement program.
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It has described the criteria for waivers in broad terms, based on whether denying entry to an applicant would cause undue hardship, whether the applicant represents a security threat and whether entry would be in the national interest.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
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A global gambling hub, Macau has been more willing to accept Beijing's authority, denying entry to Hong Kong residents and even adopting laws that curb dissent, like one in 2009 that made subversion against the Chinese state a crime.
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GENEVA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russia accused the United States of denying entry to a senior military official to conduct a joint Russian and Chinese briefing at the United Nations on Thursday that criticized U.S. missile defense systems as a global threat.
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One of the complaints involved iCandy Philadelphia owner Darryl DePiano, who was caught using the n-word on tape: Other complaints involved bars and clubs denying entry to nonwhite people based on vague dress codes, and white male patrons getting preferential treatment.
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US border officials are increasingly denying entry to travelers over others' social media The latest case saw a Palestinian national living in Lebanon and would-be Harvard freshman denied entry to the U.S. just before the start of the school year. 5.
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"Denying entry to oversee the conditions and care provided to the unaccompanied children in the Homestead facility would not only be a breach of transparency and confidence in the care provided there, it would violate the law," the members said in the statement.
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With Italy and Malta both denying entry to rescue ships in recent days, pushing the vessels to Spain, rights groups say Europe is on its way to ceding its right to claim leadership on humanitarian issues rooted in its own World War Two experience.
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The official criteria for a waiver is a three-part test assessing whether denying entry to an applicant would cause "undue hardship," if entry of the person would not pose a threat to the United States, and if entry would be in the national interest.
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The Justice Department lawyers were willing to stipulate that the proclamation would not make any aliens ineligible for asylum, but that stipulation was misleading because it didn't address the difficulty the proclamation presents by "denying entry" to aliens who cross the Mexican border illegally.
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Trump said that when he first realized how bad the virus could be he "started doing the closings," referring to the country's denying entry to people who had visited China in the two weeks before they sought entry into the United States in early February.
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On February 2, the US began implementing stringent travel restrictions that include temporarily denying entry to foreign nationals who visited China in the 14 days before they arrived in the US. American citizens returning from China are also subject to health screenings and potential quarantine.
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As a result, the Hong Kong government created a law, similar to the new Trump policy, denying entry to those pregnant Mainland women failing to show proof of obstetric appointments in the city and jailing those caught making false claims about their intentions at the border.
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The United States and Australia are temporarily denying entry to noncitizens who have recently traveled to China, hoping to limit the spread of the new coronavirus to their countries, while Japan will bar foreigners who have been in the Chinese province at the center of the outbreak.
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The Trump administration is issuing a mandatory quarantine for U.S. citizens who've visited Hubei province in the last 26 days and denying entry to foreign nationals who "pose a risk of transmitting" the virus in the U.S., administration officials said in declaring the coronavirus a public health emergency.
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The Trump administration is issuing a mandatory quarantine for U.S. citizens who've visited Hubei province in the last 14 days and denying entry to foreign nationals who "pose a risk of transmitting" the virus in the U.S., administration officials said in declaring the coronavirus a public health emergency.
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In the wake of Trump's proclamation, the US has started denying entry to foreign nationals who visited China in the 14 days prior to their arrival to the US. It's not clear whether anyone else has been turned back as part of the restrictions that began at 5 p.m.
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He also said that the agency would adopt practices it had used in the past when inspections were impossible, including physical sampling and inspection of products at the U.S. border, and denying entry to companies with poor compliance histories and to new importers who might not be familiar with regulations.
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On Thursday Saudi Arabia became the latest country to suspend travel to China, and at least nine countries are denying entry to travelers from the country — including the U.S. KLM and Air France added their names to a list of at least 25 airlines that have suspended or reduced flights to and from China.
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To the delight of the Nazi-KKK crowd at Stormfront and other white nationalist cesspools, the policy was implemented as cruelly as possible — splitting up families, denying entry to Iraqi interpreters for U.S. forces in Iraq, blocking people who had valid visas and green cards, harassing U.S. passport holders and even handcuffing grandmothers and toddlers.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Saturday praised a Seattle-based federal judge's order temporarily blocking President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's executive order denying entry to the U.S. for citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar previously announced travel restrictions for China, where the virus is believed to have originated, in early February, imposing mandatory quarantine on any returning U.S. citizen who was in China's Hubei province in the preceding 14 days and denying entry to any foreign nationals who traveled in China in the preceding 14 days.
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In an effort to slow the spread of the virus in the US, President Donald Trump issued a proclamation Friday to begin denying entry to foreign nationals who visited China in the 14 days prior to their arrival to the US. All flights and passengers from mainland China to the US have also been routed to 11 airports.
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"Unprecedented" is a good word to use here: for Israel denying entry to elected officials from its staunchest ally and benefactor; for America's president siding with a foreign government against Americans, and using the power of the presidency to denigrate and weaken members of an equal branch of government; and for David Friedman, America's ambassador to Israel, vitiating the foremost of America's cherished principles in declaring that BDS "is not free speech".
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On 4 March, Wallis and Futuna turned away a cruise ship over fears of infection; the possibility of denying entry to another ship by the end of the month was also under consideration. Incoming flights have also been curtailed, save for those delivering essential supplies.
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Nevertheless, a major trade route was established between Leh and Yarkand. Sedimentary rock formations in Ladakh The enormous mass of the Himalayas creates a rain shadow, denying entry to the moisture-laden clouds of the Indian monsoon. Ladakh is thus a high altitude desert. The main source of water is the winter snowfall on the mountains.
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Easwar was arrested for inciting violence and rioting near the temple complex during the protests. He was initially denied bail over concerns that he would return to Sabarimala to continue the protest. Later, he was given bail but re-arrested for defying bail conditions. According to an NDTV article, the actual reason for denying entry to women is the long-standing cultural belief that menstruating women are "impure".
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The UAE had a history of denying entry to Israelis, including for sport. However, international pressure has led to exceptions being made for athletes in international competitions. In addition, UAE athletes were prohibited from taking part in events in Israel as well as competing against Israeli athletes in any circumstance. In February 2010, Israeli tennis player Shahar Pe'er was denied a visa by the UAE, and thus prevented from playing at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
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In April 2019, a Human Rights Watch researcher was denied entry in Cameroon. HRW claims that the denial by the government was an attempt to curb reports of abuse by the security forces. “Denying entry to our researcher is a clear step back for Cameroon. The government is doing everything it can to keep the world in the dark about its ongoing abuses, but it won’t succeed,” said Philippe Bolopion, deputy global advocacy director at Human Rights Watch.
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10 January 2020. Israel has enacted two anti-BDS laws, the 2011 Law for Prevention of Damage to State of Israel through Boycott and the 2017 Amendment No. 28 to the Entry Into Israel Law. The former criminalizes calls to boycott Israel and the latter prohibits foreigners who call for such boycotts from entering Israel or its settlements. In 2019, Israel caused some controversy by denying entry to two BDS-supporting U.S. Representatives, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar.
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However, in some nightclubs, bouncers may screen patrons using criteria other than just age and intoxication status, such as dress code, guest list inclusion, and physical appearance. This type of screening is used by clubs to make their club "exclusive", by denying entry to people who are not dressed in a stylish enough manner. While some clubs have written dress codes, such as no ripped jeans, no jeans, no gang clothing, and so on, other clubs may not post their policies. As such, the club's bouncers may deny entry to anybody at their discretion.
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It was consequently followed by an announcement from the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka that it would not be able to enforce the criminal law Section 365A if a case was brought before it. In mid-2020, a well-known establishment issued an apology after an employee was accused of homophobia after denying entry to an LGBTQ indiviual, with the bouncer involved being terminated, followed by enhanced training to fight homophobia. Commentary on the incident discussed how people in the country were not aggressive with their homophobia, it would be often discussed behind closed doors.
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After 12 days, the police relented, agreeing to permit him to enter the site on the same terms as other Jewish visitors, that is, only to visit, not to pray. An Israeli court awarded damages to Glick for two wrongful arrests that took place as he attempted to film officials denying entry to the Temple Mount to Jews dressed in visibly religious clothing. Glick was arrested in August 2014 for allegedly pushing a member of the Muslim women's guard at the Temple Mount, and was charged in mid-October for causing the woman to fall and break her arm.
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In 2017, Israel enacted Amendment No. 28 to the Entry Into Israel Law, a law that prohibits foreigners who support a boycott of Israel from entering the country or its settlements. In 2018, the Strategic Affairs Ministry published a list of 20 BDS-friendly organizations whose officials would be denied entry. In 2019, Israel caused some controversy by denying entry to two US congresspersons, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, known for their support of BDS. As of 2020, Israel has denied entry to 16 people based on the law, including seven French politicians and EU parliamentarians.
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He also reprieved Ronald True, who had been condemned to death for murder, after finding the issue of his sanity in doubt. He was unpopular with some people in Parliament because of his regional partiality: tending to appoint barristers from the North East to many top posts. Shortt was in favour of denying entry to Mormon missionaries, with the Home Office believing such a policy would prove unpopular with the public. Malcolm R. Thorp has suggested that Shortt's position as Recorder of Sunderland before he entered parliament may have influenced his feelings, as Sunderland experienced anti-Mormon riots in 1912, which Shortt presumably witnessed.
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R (E) v Governing Body of JFS [2009] UKSC 15 is a United Kingdom discrimination case, concerning the Jewish Free School's policy of denying entry to people whom they defined as belonging to a different religion. The United Kingdom Supreme Court held by a majority of five to four that the school had discriminated against pupils, including the claimant, "E", on the basis of race under the Race Relations Act 1976. Five of their Lordships held that the school had directly discriminated against applicant pupils and two of their Lordships held that the school was indirectly discriminating on grounds of race. The case was the first adjudicated by the newly established court.
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In his early writings, Ward noted that immigrants should not be excluded "on the ground of race, religion, or creed", but the group were concerned about the supposed deterioration in the quality of immigration and sought changes to the immigration laws. Ward served as a member of the group's executive committee until 1908. In the following years, he developed an interest in the then-new theory of eugenics and wrote several works on the subject. In 1913, he urged that the principles of eugenics be applied to immigrants, thereby denying entry to undesirable aliens on the basis of their physical, mental, or economic qualities. On April 28, 1897, he was married to Emma Lane and the couple had four children: Henry DeCourcy (July 31, 1898), Robert Saltonstall (May 24, 1900), Anna Saltonstall (February 13, 1904), and Emma Lane (February 9, 1908).
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On 27 February 2014, during the 2014 Crimean crisis, Refat Chubarov, leader of Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People and member of the Council of Ministers of Crimea, said that unknown gunmen seized the Building of the Supreme Council of Crimea on Karl Marx Street and the building of the Council of Ministers on Kirov Avenue in Simferopol. Fifty gunmen occupied the building of the Crimean legislature, barricaded the building and installed machine guns at the front entrance. Roman Sohn from the EUobserver wrote that, "[the gunmen] let in [the Speaker of the Parliament] and the members of the presidium of the Crimean legislature, while denying entry to officials of its executive office." The Council then proceeded to hold an emergency session and passed a motion of no confidence in the Council of Ministers and adopted a resolution to terminate its powers.
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A Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) is a bilateral timber-trade agreement between the European Union and a timber-exporting country outside the EU. VPAs are a key element of the EU FLEGT Action Plan, which aims to address illegal logging. Under a VPA, the partner country agrees to export only legal timber products to the EU. The EU agrees to give verified legal ('FLEGT-licensed) timber products from the country free access to the EU market. The EU also commits to denying entry to any timber shipments from a VPA partner country that lack FLEGT licences and must therefore be illegal. The aim is to use trade as an incentive, as FLEGT-licensed timber automatically meets the requirements of the EU Timber Regulation, which requires EU operators to use due diligence to prevent illegal wood entering the market.
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