Examples of using Voluntary repatriation programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Where necessary or as part of voluntary repatriation programmes, every measure must be taken to ensure that the official assurances offered by countries of origin regarding refugees' safe return are fully upheld and that repatriation takes place in a safe and dignified manner;
UNHCR had opened the way for ambitious voluntary repatriation programmes, and a memorandum of understanding had been signed by the Sudan and UNHCR in September 1994 on the voluntary repatriation of some 500,000 Eritreans.
its partners continue to implement voluntary repatriation programmes, prepare the ground in Somalia for returning refugees
refugee problems by resuming voluntary repatriation programmes for Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees wishing to return home,
She would like information on the following issues: voluntary repatriation programmes for foreigners; detention of asylum-seekers;
including support for UNHCR's voluntary repatriation programmes and broader efforts to settle conflicts
was determined to implement the voluntary repatriation programmes being carried out in conjunction with UNHCR
their true circumstances were well known and championed human rights by embarking on futile campaigns of castigation of Governments carrying out voluntary repatriation programmes.
of the use of cash grants in voluntary repatriation programmes had been incorporated into the UNHCR revised reintegration policy,
implementation and evaluation of voluntary repatriation programmes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,
On the subject of voluntary repatriation programmes as the ideal solution to the problem
UNHCR strongly favoured voluntary repatriation programmes which both encouraged refugees to return to their country of origin,
renewed interest in voluntary repatriation programmes to the Lao People's Democratic Republic
build democracy in Central America- commitments undertaken at the summit meeting of Central American Presidents(Esquipulas II)- had been reflected in voluntary repatriation programmes for refugees and the return of displaced persons to their places of origin;
UNHCR's involvement with the internally displaced has most often been in the context of voluntary repatriation programmes where the displaced have been mingled with returning refugees as well as with the local population,
including a voluntary repatriation programme.
A voluntary repatriation programme supported by UNHCR has enabled 200,000 Togolese refugees to return to their homeland in dignity.
30 June 1998, over 57,000 Vietnamese migrants returned to Viet Nam under a voluntary repatriation programme operated by UNHCR.
training as well as a voluntary repatriation programme.
Since the start of the voluntary repatriation programme of Ethiopian refugees from the Sudan in June 1993,