ishment and avoid the blood sugar spikes you get from refined grains and sugar. I know it may be challenging at first, but getting enough sleep and eating right to fuel your body will help you naturally stay energized for your classes and riding!
It sounds like you are trying hard, but not feeling well – that must be frustrating and I’m sorry to hear you are stuggling. I’m glad you are reaching out and while I don’t diagnose, and would certainly need more health history from you to make recommendations, I think it is clear that you have some imbalances that are causing you to not feel your best. It is common for teenage girls (especially for animal lovers) to go on a vegetarian diet. I know this is a hotly debated topic, and if you eat this way for moral or religious reasons, then I respect your choice. However, if you are on this diet in the hopes of optimizing your health, you may need to consider if it is the best option for your unique body and if you can get the proper nutrition your body needs from this type of diet. Also, as a vegetarian do you actually load up on vegetables, or are you reaching to processed foods such as breads, pastries, fake meat and soy products? If you eat dairy and eggs, are they the best quality you can find? If you are not supporting your body properly and maybe even consuming foods that you are sensitive to, you will likely find riding and exercise to be very taxing, which further wears you out. Eating a nutrient dense, real food diet that is appropriate for your body will give you the nutrition and energy you need to start feeling your 19-year-old self again.CBN debited the account of Standard Chartered Bank with N2.4 billion, Stanbic IBTC N1.88 billion, Citibank Nigeria N1.2 billion and Diamond Bank N250 million for allegedly issuing irregular Certificates of Capital Importation (CCI) on behalf of some offshore investors of MTN Nigeria Communications Limited.
MTN Nigeria was also directed by the CBN to refund $8.134 billion to its coffers.
In a letter to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Stanbic IBTC Bank informed investors and stakeholders that CBN had “unilaterally deducted” N1.886 billion from its account with the regulator, despite protestations by the bank that it did not violate any regulation on money remittances.
The apex bank said its investigation was triggered by “allegations of remittance of foreign exchange with irregular Certificates of Capital Importation (CCI)” between 2007 and 2015, in “flagrant violation of extant laws and regulations of Nigeria, including the Foreign Exchange (Monitoring and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1995 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Foreign Exchange Manual, 2006”.
The letter was signed by the Group Company Secretary, Chidi Okezie, and Acting Head, Marketing and Communications, Bridget Oyefeso-Odusami.
In one of the key points of her campaign manifesto, extreme far-right candidate Marine Le Pen wants "asylum applications to be filed and processed abroad in French consulates and embassies." This would mean that "only people who have obtained refugee status would be able to come to France."
This rule would apply to adults as well as to unaccompanied minors. "The law may authorize the arrival in France only of people who have obtained refugee status and not of people awaiting a decision," she specified. The proposal was already high on the far right agenda in the 2017 presidential election, and is regularly defended by Le Pen in the media.
Je réformerai la politique de l’asile qui coûte une fortune à notre pays : les demandes d’asile seront faites depuis les ambassades de France à l’étranger et je mettrai fin à l’accueil des « mineurs non accompagnés ».
For this upcoming election, this idea has also appeared in the campaign proposals for Les Républicains (LR). Their right-wing candidate Valérie Pécresse has said she wants to "force asylum applications to be filed abroad or at the border."
"If asylum applications were filed at our embassies abroad, we will be better able to receive the applicants. If they have their asylum papers when they arrive, we can welcome them right away, integrate them, help them," she explained on France Inter radio station on February 22, while defending what she believes is "a virtuous system for real asylum seekers." For "those who arrive without a validated application," they will be "placed in open centers at the border, while their application is being examined. This is what is done in Greece," she added.
On the same airwaves, far right candidate Éric Zemmour had defended the same project last December. The Republican Éric Ciotti, unsuccessful candidate in the presidential race against Pécresse, was chanting the same mantra, advocating for "the examination of asylum applications in areas close to conflict zones in our consular offices, either at the border."
The right to asylum is internationally recognized by the 1951 Refugee Convention, and enshrined in the French Constitution. It allows for the protection of any person who is a victim of persecution. From abroad, it is possible to apply for an asylum visa from the French authorities at your place of residence, embassies or consulates. However, this specific visa only allows you to travel into France. Once in France, the applicant "must go to the prefecture of his or her place of residence to obtain an asylum application form," according to the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (Ofpra), which is responsible for granting refugee status.
It is therefore not currently legally possible to file an asylum application directly outside the country where one wishes to find refuge, the person must reach French territory by his or her own means. This is the rule that Le Pen, Pécresse and Zemmour want to change.
First, because asking for asylum outside the borders of the host country is contrary to international law. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the host country has an obligation to provide asylum seekers on its territory with "access to fair and effective asylum procedures, health care, employment, education and social insurance, as well as the right to freedom of movement."
The 1951 Convention also prohibits countries from returning persons present on their territory or who have arrived at their border to a country where they would be at risk of persecution. In other words, turning away a person seeking asylum is illegal. This is precisely what the candidates' proposal would do. For if this proposal becomes law, the authorities could ask people who spontaneously present themselves at the border to apply for asylum to go back to their own country to make an application there, i.e. to a place of danger.
Countries that have ratified the Refugee Convention are obliged to protect refugees that are on their territory in accordance with its terms. Outsourcing the asylum application is also a violation of European law.
Hungary openly violated this law in October 2020, when Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government decided that asylum applications could no longer be submitted on Hungarian territory, but from a Hungarian embassy abroad outside the EU. In July 2021, the European Commission referred the country to the European Court of Justice, accusing it of "illegally restricting the right to asylum."
If the French candidates' proposition is unenforceable in the eyes of the law, it also doesn't take into account the day-to-day reality of forced migration and exile. Not everyone has the possibility to apply for asylum in their own country or in a neighboring country, for various reasons. These include "no financial or material means, fear of being identified as wishing to come to France as refugees, insecurity about their safety, and uncertainty about the country where they wish to seek asylum," says Amnesty International.
Proponents claim that obtaining asylum abroad would avoid, for example, dangerous sea crossings. Amnesty on the other hand insists that the measure would in fact "jeopardize the rights of people seeking safety and protection, stigmatize them, penalize them and may endanger their lives."
The UN Assistant High Commissioner for International Protection, Gillian Triggs, is also strongly opposed to this procedure. Triggs warned in May 2021 that outsourcing arrangements would not prevent "desperate refugees from undertaking perilous sea crossings in search of safety."
"On the contrary, they will intensify risks, encourage the use of new routes and exacerbate pressures on bordering states," said Triggs.
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