Examples of using Repatriation in English and their translations into Spanish
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This brought the grand total of refugee repatriation, including spontaneous repatriation,
therefore as liable to detention and repatriation.
Some 3,700 Ethiopian refugees registered for repatriation from the Sudan and will be assisted to repatriate.
The unfavourable political and military developments in Afghanistan have resulted in a decline in repatriation.
assistance categories new arrivals; UNHCR-assisted refugees; voluntary repatriation departures; resettlement departures; naturalization.
partially for this gap, while at the same time addressing the issue of an unexpectedly high rate of repatriation from neighbouring countries.
Despite its military defeat, the M23 surrender remained incomplete as many M23 ex-combatants awaited amnesty and repatriation from Uganda and Rwanda.
Full medical treatment and speedy repatriation should be available for wounded or sick United Nations peacekeepers.
Reiterates its decision that the repatriation grant and other expatriate benefits be limited to staff who both work and reside in a country other than their home country;
Voluntary repatriation also involves the exercise of the right to return to one's country, enshrined in Article
From 2002 until 2006, voluntary repatriation of Afghan refugees had been carried out in cooperation with the Government of Afghanistan and the UNHCR.
While voluntary repatriation remained the ideal solution, in situations where
Programmes particularly affected were repatriation/rehabilitation programme in West Africa,
the deportation and forced repatriation of Haitian nationals
General Repatriation Assistance To provide voluntary repatriation assistance to approximately 450 persons in Africa
Accrued vacation compensation and repatriation and relocation entitlements represent contingent liabilities for the regular and related accounts of the United Nations.
The UNHCR Handbook on Voluntary Repatriation: International Protection emphasizes the need to take those issues into account in planning and carrying out repatriation programmes.
The national strategy adopted in an attempt to resolve this problem stressed repatriation and local integration as complementary approaches for finding a durable solution.
programmes particularly affected were repatriation/rehabilitation programmes in West Africa,
Although voluntary repatriation from Thailand to the Lao People's Democratic Republic came to a virtual halt during 1996,