Примеры использования Eritrean refugees на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the Deputy High Commissioner received assurances that the Government would facilitate the voluntary repatriation of both Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees.
Many Eritrean refugees interviewed during the field missions described severe human rights violations that they had experienced along the escape routes.
the United Nations system are seeking funds for the proposed repatriation of up to 500,000 Eritrean refugees.
In August, UNMEE visited the Shimelba refugee camp in northern Ethiopia to assess the condition of approximately 11,400 Eritrean refugees.
Eritrea in early May 2000 resulted in an influx of some 90,000 Eritrean refugees into the Sudan.
The way in which the President of Eritrea approached the question of Eritrean refugees in the Sudan is cause for intense regret and grief.
from the 1980s and 1990s and 11,503 Eritrean refugees displaced during and after the Ethiopian-Eritrean border conflict.
Plans are under way to assist in the voluntary repatriation of many of the more than 300,000 Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees in the Sudan, 200,000 Somali refugees in Kenya and 20,000 Somali refugees in Djibouti;
The application of the cessation clause for the Eritrean refugees was announced in May 2002, one year after the repatriation of Eritrean refugees in the Sudan started on 12 May 2001.
allowed agencies to secure resources to support local integration initiatives for Eritrean refugees living in one of Africa's most protracted refugee situations.
1,896 asylum seekers, and approximately 14,500 Eritrean refugees at the Shimelba camp in Ethiopia.
Burundian refugees in the United Republic of Tanzania; and Eritrean refugees in eastern Sudan.
UNHCR assistance to the Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees in the organized settlements
reducing the amount of assistance offered to Eritrean refugees of long standing and thereby causing them considerable legal
IDPs in Somalia; and Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia and Eastern Sudan.
which received Eritrean refugees fleeing to Yemen in the late 1960s and early 1970s;
where an"out-of-camp" policy allowed Eritrean refugees who could financially support themselves to live outside the camps.
her Government had launched a scheme enabling Eritrean refugees to live outside camps,
The policy of the State party towards Eritrean refugees, who were allowed to leave the refugee camps,
including Eritrean refugees interviewed during field missions in 2013 and 2014.