Examples of using Refugee problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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There can be no avoiding that. This means that the refugee problem must be solved,
They also agreed on the need to step up their coordination in connection with the refugee problem, but rejected the proposal to set up a specific new body to deal with the issue.
In particular, we also need a solution to the refugee problem, so that people there can have new prospects
which would allow Georgia to regain its territorial integrity and to resolve the refugee problem.
aggravating Armenia's refugee problem.
Everyone knows the importance of the refugee problem for the European Union,
Until such time as the refugee problem has been resolved the international community should insist that army units,
very difficult refugee problem which we must somehow address because we don't want to see a repeat of the Chechnya conflict.
agreed-upon solution to the refugee problem.
Apart from refugee problems in several regions of Africa,
It is a good thing that refugee problems are being solved worldwide
Hong Kong refugee problems become increasingly serious Refused to be refugees port.
Lindqvist(ELDR).-(SV) It is a good thing that refugee problems are being solved worldwide
Iran also have a joint interest in combating drug trafficking and in addressing refugee problems.
The EU shares UNHCR's view that solutions to refugee problems should be found first and foremost in regions of origin,
The refugee problems have been caused by climate change to such degree of sustainability,
talked about refugee problems, health, and gender equality.
Conscious of the need to find long term solutions to the refugee problems in the region, calls on the EEC
go across the border creating problems of refugees, problems of human suffering,
is no longer a suitable instrument to deal with today's refugee problems, caused by the mass migration of populations driven by famine,