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s of Refugees (1967 Protocol)
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State
NEW ZEALAND
NIGER
NIGERIA
NORWAY
Accession, notification
of succession (d)
6 August
1973
2 February
1970
2 May
1968
28 November
1967
PANAMA
2 August
1978 a
PARAGUAY
1 April
1970
PORTUGAL
13 July
1976
SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
1 February
1978 a
SENEGAL
3 October
1967
SOMALIA
10 October
1978 a
SPAIN
14 August
1978 a
SUDAN
23 May
1974
SURINAME
29 November
1978 da
Swaziland
28 January
1969
SWEDEN
4 October
1967
SWITZERLAND
20 May
1968
TOGO
1 December
1969
TUNISIA
16 October
1968
TURKEY
1968
UGANDA
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITED REpublic of CAMEROON UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA URUGUAY
YUGOSLAVIA
ZAIRE ZAMBIA
31 July
27 September
1976
4 September 1968 19 September 1967 4 September 1968
1 November 1968
22 September 1970
15 January
13 January
1968
1975
149
BOTSWANA
24 September 1969
Declarations and Reservations ◄
"Subject to the reservation in respect of article IV of the said Protocol and in respect of the application in accordance with article I thereof of the provisions of articles 7, 17, 26, 31, 32 and 34 and paragraph 1 of article 12 of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, done at Geneva on 28 July 1951.”
BURUNDI
In acceding to this Protocol, the Government of the Republic of Burundi enters the following reservations: 1. The provisions of article 22 are accepted, in respect of elementary education, only
(a) In so far as they apply to public education, and
not to private education;
(b) On the understanding that the treatment ap plicable to refugees shall be the most favourable accorded to nationals of other States.
2. The provisions of article 17 (1) and (2) are accepted as mere recommendations and, in any event, shall not be interpreted as necessarily involving the regime accorded to nationals of countries with which the Republic of Burundi may have concluded regional, customs, economic or political agreements.
3. The provisions of article 26 are accepted only subject to the reservation that refugees:
(a) Do not choose their place of residence in a region
bordering on their country of origin; (b) Refrain, in any event, when exercising their right to move freely, from any activity or incursion of a subversive nature with respect to the country of which they are nationals.
* See foot-note 24, p. 131.
See article VII of the Protocol, relating to reservations and declarations, in Final Clouses (ST/LEG/SERD/1. Annex), page V-15.
CHILE
(1) With the reservation that, with reference to the provisions of article 34, the Government of Chile will be unable to grant to refugees facilities greater than those granted to aliens in general, in view of the liberal nature of Chilean naturalization laws;
(2) With the reservation, that the period specified in article 17, paragraph 2 (a) shall, in the case of Chile, be extended from three to ten years;
(3) With the reservation that article 17, para- graph 2 (c) shall apply only if the refugee is the widow or the widower of a Chilean spouse;
(4) With the reservation that the Government of Chile cannot grant a longer period for compliance with an expulsion order than that granted to other aliens in general under Chilean law.
CONGO
The Protocol is accepted with the exception of ar- isle IV.
ETHIOPIA
Subject to the following reservation in respect of the application, under article I of the Protocol, of the Con- vention relating to the Status of Refugees, done at Geneva on 28 July 1951:
"The provisions of articles 8, 9, 17 (2) and 22 (1) of and not as legally binding obligations." the Convention are recognized only as recommendations
FINLAND
Subject to the following reservations concerning the application of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees in accordance with article I of the Protocol: [For the text of these reservations see page 128.]
A