Примеры использования Refugees from returning на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This discourages the refugees from returning.
Meanwhile, the security situation andpoor socio-economic conditions continue to dissuade refugees from returning.
One of the factors that discourage refugees from returning to Rwanda continues to be the non-functioning of the justice system.
The situation in the area remains tense, preventing refugees from returning.
They have also prevented refugees from returning, the population from  resuming normal life and economic activity from  reviving.
This conflict has discouraged many refugees from returning to Rwanda.
Many testimonies reveal that members of the Interahamwe militias andthe former FAR engaged in acts of intimidation to dissuade refugees from returning home.
It is the manipulative policy of the Croatian authorities that prevents the Serbian refugees from returning home in substantial numbers and that policy should be condemned.
In West Africa, the failure to implement the Lomé Agreement continued to prevent half a million Sierra Leonean refugees from returning home.
Landmines prevent refugees from returning to their homes, and once they have returned,  prevent them from  using their agricultural land to support themselves and rebuild their lives.
How long can Israel continue to occupy Arab territory andprevent Palestinian refugees from returning home?
Despite the many negative factors which would normally discourage refugees from returning home, some 87,000 Afghan refugees  repatriated voluntarily in 1997.
UNHCR staff were evacuated because of the insecurity in the area,hampering the implementation of reintegration activities and discouraging refugees from returning to their homes.
Although continuing hostilities in parts of the country have deterred some refugees from returning, it is estimated that some 1.7 million Afghans have re-entered Afghanistan in the course of the past 18 months.
With respect to FOR, houses belonging to every ethnic group havebeen destroyed- by bulldozer, arson or explosion- in villages near the ZOS in an attempt to prevent refugees from returning.
That has included their forced displacement andeviction from  their Palestinian homeland and has prevented refugees from returning to their cities and villages after foreign settlers seized their homes.
The current uncertain political and security situation arising from  the deadlock in the agreement's implementation could be a significant factor discouraging refugees from returning.
Israel had also prevented approximately four million Palestinian refugees from returning to their homes and property, in defiance of international law and United Nations resolutions, based on religious discrimination.
Yet, as noted above,violent harassment and misinformation in the refugee camps, especially in Zaire, prevent many of the bona fide refugees from returning home.
While UNHCR therefore sought to discourage refugees from returning, it also established a presence in Uvira and deployed an emergency team to coordinate assistance and to establish a mechanism for the monitoring of the returnees.
The separatist regime in Abkhazia, armed with the most advanced small arms, continues to retain part ofthe captured territory forcibly, thus preventing 300,000 refugees from returning to their homes.
In Guatemala, land-mines have prevented refugees from returning home and prevented those who have returned from  initiating agricultural activities, thus extending their dependence on food assistance.
True, more than 330,000 Liberians have returned  home, butrecent outbreaks of fighting are discouraging the remaining refugees from returning home, and, worse, may force Liberians to flee again.
Voluntary repatriation continues to be the preferred durable solution to the refugee  problem in the region, but the recurring internal security problems in Rwanda, coupled with arbitrary arrests throughout the country,have emerged as major obstacles preventing refugees from returning.
It further stated that the attack was planned by the FARDC Commander of the Tenth Military Region, General Budja Mabe, in order tostop Banyamulenge refugees from returning to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly to Bukavu and Uvira.
Also concerned about the fact that these occurrences create a climate of insecurity, which prevents refugees  and displaced persons from returning  to their homes, conscious that the return  to their homes is essential for the normalization of the situation in Rwanda and countries of the region, and concerned, in addition, about reports of continuing acts of intimidation and violence within the camps for refugees,  particularly by the former Rwandese authorities,which prevent refugees from returning home.
Deeply concerned about the problem of millions of anti-personnel land-mines in Afghanistan,which continue to prevent many Afghan refugees from returning to their villages and from  working in their fields.
United Nations resolutions for the return  of the refugees  to their homes under conditions of safety were not implemented,not only because Turkish forces prevented the refugees from returning, but also because Turkey, violating other provisions of United Nations resolutions calling on all parties concerned to avoid any action to change the demographic composition of the population of Cyprus, imported to Cyprus thousands of illegal settlers from  Turkey, usurped the properties of the refugees  and installed settlers in them.
A return to normalcy has been hampered by continued insecurity, preventing approximately 700,000 internally displaced persons and nearly 800,000 refugees from returning to their homes or beginning local production.
The presence of mines and explosive remnants of war also had serious social and economic consequences,as mines prevented refugees from returning to their homes and constituted an obstacle to humanitarian aid operations and to reconstruction and economic development.