Примеры использования Growing number of refugees на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNHCR also notes the growing number of refugees and IDPs who have returned home.
She also highlighted some of the challenges faced by Lebanon,including environmental damage caused by Israel and the growing number of refugees.
UNRWA is facing a growing number of refugees and shortage of funds for its core programmes.
One delegation urged UNHCR to re-examine its objectives to provide a mutually supportive framework to respond to the growing number of refugees and asylum-seekers in Egypt.
Towards the end of the decade, the growing number of refugees worldwide was a very visible area of Amnesty International's concern.
The military conflict with Azerbaijan since 1988 over Nagorny Karabakh,with the subsequent economic blockade and growing number of refugees, has placed a heavy toll on Armenia and its people.
Neighbouring countries are receiving a growing number of refugees; approximately 190,000 displaced Malians are currently to be found in Algeria, Burkina Faso, Mauritania and Niger.
The ISAF leadership believes that security in Kabul would be difficult to ensure without resolving the issue of unpaid salaries for police and army officers andproviding for the basic needs of the growing number of refugees.
As fighting intensified in Angola during the year, a growing number of refugees poured into Namibia and Zambia.
Facing a growing number of refugees and new demands for services, the Agency and the non-governmental organizations assisting the refugees were fast approaching breaking point.
As a result of the upheavals in the Horn of Africa, his country was host to a growing number of refugees, whom it had been able to assist with the help of UNHCR and the World Food Programme WFP.
Growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons and other persons in distress receive appropriate humanitarian assistance with a greater involvement of State institutions.
The rest of the world has been affected in many ways,including through rising oil prices, the growing number of refugees, the rise in the number of illegal weapons, and increased tensions between nations.
Mr. Sergiwa(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)said that the growing number of refugees and displaced persons in various parts of Africa, including the Great Lakes region, not only represented an unprecedented challenge for UNHCR, but also imposed additional social and economic burdens on receiving countries.
The increase of the territory under occupation,the uncertainty about the extension and consolidation of the ceasefire, the growing number of refugees and the absence of a sense of urgency in addressing the conflict are all factors that give rise to grave concern.
Expresses deep concern at the growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons fleeing the violence, and welcomes the efforts by neighbouring countries to host Syrian refugees, while acknowledging the socioeconomic consequences of the presence of large-scale refugee populations in these countries;
The marked decline in resources and financial support for UNRWA,exacerbated by the global financial crisis and the growing number of refugees, affected not just the Agency's ability to deliver its development programmes and projects but also its emergency assistance and aid programmes.
Concerned that the growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide poses a serious threat to peace and security and that restrictive policies of many States may lead to difficulties for people leaving their country in order to seek asylum, as well as to the detention of refugees and asylum seekers.
Expressing grave concern at the escalation of violence in the Syrian Arab Republic and at the growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons fleeing the violence, and welcoming the efforts by neighbouring countries to host Syrian refugees. .
Expressing deep concern at the growing number of refugees and internally displaced persons fleeing the violence, and welcoming the efforts by neighbouring countries to host Syrian refugees while acknowledging the socioeconomic consequences of the presence of large-scale refugee populations in these countries, and also welcoming the valuable contribution of other countries in facing this humanitarian challenge.
Finally, there is the social and humanitarian sphere where, as a result of actual or latent conflicts in Africa,the existence of a growing number of refugees and displaced or repatriated persons requires more intense cooperation and better coordination between the two organizations.
Mr. Iddi(United Republic of Tanzania)said that the growing number of refugees and displaced persons caused by conflict situations as well as by deprivation, environmental degradation and climate change posed ever greater challenges.
The local authorities were faced with a growing number of refugees from regional villages, coupled with the closure of most food-producing enterprises owing to the Azeri military blockade of all regional roads leading in and out of NKR.
Moreover, our helplessness in the face of resurgent terrorism, worsening poverty,the ever growing number of refugees and displaced persons and the deterioration of the environment dims our hope that the noble objectives laid down in the Charter to build a better world for future generations will ever come true.
Mr. Hussain(Pakistan) welcomed the progress made thanks to UNHCR initiatives, in spite of the financial constraints and the growing number of refugees. He drew attention especially to"Actions 1, 2 and 3", the setting of priorities and the holding of the Global Consultations on International Protection prior to the Ministerial Meeting in 2001, during which Governments were able to reinforce their commitment to the 1951 Refugee Convention and to adopt the Agenda for Protection.
Yemen had been able to overcome difficulties such as lack of resources, poverty,terrorism and growing numbers of refugees, improving the promotion and protection of human rights, including the right to development.
His delegation supported andprofoundly appreciated the humanitarian work of UNHCR in providing for the world's growing numbers of refugees, displaced persons and returnees.
Several staffers have taken up duties across the bordersin Côte d'Ivoire and Guinea to support ongoing efforts to assist the growing numbers of refugees.
During the reporting period,UNRWA continued operating its emergency programme to supplement assistance to reach the growing numbers of refugees in critical need.
Tunisia therefore called upon the international community, especially the donor countries,to support the growing numbers of refugees, especially as their living conditions deteriorated.