The US Supreme Court building in Washington. UN experts are alarmed by the resumption of deportations from the United States of migrants to third countries Human rights ~ 60 > group of UN experts on human rights on Tuesday expressed anxiety in connection with the consequences for human rights of the recent resolution of the Supreme Court of the United States, which opens the way to the deportation of foreign citizens in third countries. 62 > 62 > “to protect people from torture and other prohibited cruel, inhuman or humiliating the dignity of circulation and punishment, as well as forcible disappearances, they should be given the opportunity to express their objections to expulsion in the framework of the legally controlled procedure,” the experts said. – The accelerated deportation procedure from the United States can bring people to another country in just one day, without a hearing in the immigration court. “~ 60 >~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~International law clearly says, experts recalled that no one can be sent anywhere if there is serious reason to believe that he can threaten the danger to become a victim of serious human rights violations, such as torture, violent disappearance or arbitrary deprivation of life. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > experts also recalled that the United States also took over the obligations of Prevention of forced return, in particular, in article 3 of the Convention against torture and other cruel, inhuman or humiliating the dignity of circulation and punishment. 60 > “Any diplomatic certificates regarding the security of migrants provided by the third countries,” the statement cannot be accepted for the statement, – for the statement. Pure coin. The United States must fulfill a full assessment of [migration policy] in accordance with its non -departure obligations. ”~ 60 > experts called on the United States Government to refrain from any further deportations to third countries, to ensure effective access to those who are threatened with deportation and guarantee that all similar procedures are subject to all such procedures to be subject Independent judicial supervision. ~ 60 >~ 60 > special speakers are part of the so -called special procedures for the Human Rights Council. They are not employees of the UN and do not depend on any government or organization. They work in personal quality and do not receive a salary for their work.