Примеры использования Benin and ghana на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cloth for Togolese refugees in Benin and Ghana.
The Commission also travelled to Benin and Ghana, although that country was not covered by its mandate.
Earlier in the year, more than 280,000 people had fled from Togo into Benin and Ghana.
Thousands of people left the country for Benin and Ghana or returned to their regions of origin for security reasons.
In particular, the agency was active in that area in Zimbabwe,Madagascar, Benin and Ghana.
It also wishes to thank the United Nations offices in Togo, Benin and Ghana for providing it with support for the proper functioning of its field mission.
These acts of violence gave rise to migrations of displaced persons and persons fleeing to Benin and Ghana.
To summarize, 15,301 Togolese refugees were repatriated from Benin and Ghana between June 2005 and 31 March 2009.
The European Union is funding the development by INTERPOL of a police information system for Benin and Ghana.
Other seizures at seaports in Pakistan of heroin destined for West Africa,in particular for Benin and Ghana, have also been reported to UNODC by the joint port control unit of Pakistan.
In Togo, violence following the outcome of the presidential elections has triggered refugee movements(34,000 persons) to Benin and Ghana.
Political violence in April 2005 led to the exodus of nearly 40,000 refugees to Benin and Ghana where they received assistance and protection.
UNHCR is currently finalizing arrangements for the voluntary repatriation of the Togolese refugees in Benin and Ghana.
In the first half of 2005, some 40,000 persons fled from Togo, buta recent verification exercise in Benin and Ghana revealed that half of the refugees had returned spontaneously or moved to other African countries.
As reconciliation initiatives continue in their country,some 2,900 refugees have returned to Togo from Benin and Ghana.
The Commission, inter alia,thanked the authorities of Togo, Benin and Ghana for their cooperation and noted that the mission had enabled it to collect the dataand information necessary for the discharge of its mandate.
The Commission wishes to thank the authorities of Togo, Benin and Ghana for their cooperation.
In West Africa, UNHCR is working to bring to a close a number of protracted refugee situations, including Ghanaians in Togo;Chadians in Niger; and Togolese in Benin and Ghana.
A household survey of the refugee population in both Benin and Ghana revealed that the number had decreased by some 121,400; it was believed that much of this decrease could be accounted for by Togolese refugees repatriating spontaneously.
With the improvement of the situation in their country of origin, the number of Togolese refugees in Benin and Ghana has declined significantly.
A household survey carried out among refugees in Benin and Ghana revealed that most refugees have been integratedand have been able, with the support of WFP and UNHCR, to reach a certain level of self-sufficiency.
In early 1993,in Africa the Office began to cope with a new influx of some 200,000 refugees from Togo into Benin and Ghana.
Before leaving on mission, on 12 September 2000 the Commission distributed,through the United Nations offices in Togo, Benin and Ghana, a public information note on its mandateand methods of work, questions relating to the protection of witnesses and any other information sources, and the undertaking of the Government of Togo to cooperate with it.
In 1990 he was appointed Ambassador to Nigeria and non-resident Ambassador to Benin and Ghana, a tenure he held until 1993.
Statements were made by the representatives of Norway(on behalf of the Nordic countries), Austria, Belarus, the Russian Federation, Mexico, Thailand, the United States, Singapore, the Republic of Korea, Japan, China, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, El Salvador, Chile, Canada, India,the Islamic Republic of Iran, Benin and Ghana.
While overall developments in the region give cause for concern,there is now renewed hope for the organized voluntary repatriation of Togolese refugees from Benin and Ghana, and of Malian Tuareg refugees, who have begun to return spontaneously to northern Mali.
During the period July to December 2005, a total of twelve international posts were advertised under Fast Track procedures eight in Indonesia and four in Benin and Ghana.
As a consequence of the violence that followed the Togo April 2005 presidential elections, more than 38,000 Togolese nationals fled to neighbouring Benin and Ghana, where they receive international protection and assistance.
As the economic and security situation improved in Togo in 1995, repatriation movements continued from Benin and Ghana.
While the Togolese refugee situation is considered to be successfully completed, there are still some 5,000 refugees, mostly in Benin and Ghana, who did not opt to return.