Примеры использования Conditions of safety на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ensuring return or resettlement in conditions of safety and dignity.
He also stressed that those not suspected of contributing to the genocide be allowed to return to their homes in conditions of safety.
Return to East Timor must occur in conditions of safety and dignity.
Ethiopia has been appealing to the international community to prevail upon the callous regime in Eritrea to let Ethiopians return to their homeland in conditions of safety.
These are to ensure that conditions of safety and dignity as well as national protection are available.
According to these Principles, returns must occur in conditions of safety and dignity.
This should include information on conditions of safety, the standards of housing, and the timeline for the receipt of the promised compensation.
The best of the traditional solutions to the problems of refugees was voluntary repatriation in conditions of safety and dignity.
One of its principal tasks is to establish conditions of safety and security to encourage the refugees to return.
They stressed that effective steps should be taken in Rwanda to ensure that repatriation could take place in conditions of safety and dignity.
The voluntary return of refugees in conditions of safety and dignity to countries of origin is increasingly recognized as the most desirable, long-term solution to any refugee problem.
We continue to believe that the best solution is the return of refugees to their homes in conditions of safety, with full protection of their human rights.
A necessary precondition for the effective delivery of protection in such circumstances is the ability of UNHCR staff andof other humanitarian agencies to carry out their work in conditions of safety.
The voluntary repatriation and reintegration shall take place in conditions of safety and dignity according to recognized Islamic Shariah.
The social partners have been associated throughout the process with the relevant aspects:professional qualifications and conditions of safety and hygiene.
The voluntary repatriation and reintegration of refugees anddisplaced persons in conditions of safety and dignity remain a fundamental provision of the Peace Agreement.
The latter forms the basis upon which the United Nations ensures that return is implemented according to international law and in conditions of safety and dignity.
Their safe return andsmooth reintegration in their places of origin, in conditions of safety, must remain a key goal of the leaders in the region.
Progress was made towards a durable solution through the formulation, facilitation andactive implementation of voluntary repatriation operations in conditions of safety and dignity.
In this context, the Programme of Action recognizes that voluntary repatriation in conditions of safety and dignity remains the preferred solution for refugees.
Noting with appreciation that, with international assistance and cooperation,continued voluntary repatriation in 1992 resulted in the return of 16,952 persons, in conditions of safety and dignity.
The return of those refugees and displaced persons who wish to do so, in conditions of safety and dignity, should be a priority issue in the rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts.
Moreover, attention must be paid so as to ensure that the dismantling of the camps is conducted in accordance with international standards and that conditions of safety exist in the areas of return.
The political, social andeconomic integration of these groups, in conditions of safety and dignity, is a matter of importance both for the country and for the consolidation of peace.
Since the last report, an increasing number of refugees from bordering countries are voluntarily returning to their homelands in conditions of safety in accordance with the agreements reached.
Conditions of safety, shelter, nutrition and hygiene were inadequate in the regroupement camps, which held 10 per cent of the country's total population, or 600,000 people; that tended to worsen the sufferings of displaced persons.
The Committee is concerned about reports that displaced persons have been pressured into leaving camps while conditions of safety for their return to Chechnya are not ensured.
It is also important to verify that minimum conditions of safety are observed at all points on the road, taking into account the actual speeds at which most users travel, in the light of the general configuration of the alignment and the regulations in force.
The Committee recommends that the State party take effective measures to ensure that the returnof displaced Chechens to Chechnya is voluntary and takes place in conditions of safety and dignity.
Governments must show strong resolve in combating trafficking in order toensure that migration took place in conditions of safety and dignity, thus becoming an informed choice rather than a survival strategy.