Примеры использования Refugees had returned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless many refugees had returned to Burundi.
His Government had also set up a corridor for humanitarian assistance to Kyrgyzstan once the refugees had returned.
How many refugees had returned to Togo to date?
In Africa, more than a half a million refugees had returned home in 2005.
Many refugees had returned to Liberia despite the deteriorating situation there.
Close to one million Ethiopian refugees had returned since 1991.
Many refugees had returned to Rwanda, and reception procedures had been streamlined.
Since 1991, some 1.2 million Ethiopian refugees had returned home from neighbouring countries.
Many refugees had returned, most houses damaged during the war had been repaired and almost all appropriated private property had been restored to its rightful owners.
By the end of May, about 3,000 refugees had returned from Kenya, and 9,256 from Djibouti.
In that year, there had been no massive refugee flows and well over 600,000 refugees had returned to their homes.
The last Angolan refugees had returned from Botswana in November 2013.
Within the framework of its large repatriation programme, UNHCR undertook substantial rehabilitation andreintegration activities in seven of the country's 10 provinces to which refugees had returned.
By mid-March 1998, hundreds of refugees had returned in both an organized manner and by their own means.
Nonetheless, by the end of the period, monitoring by UNMIS andpartners indicated that well over 2 million internally displaced persons and refugees had returned home, mostly in spontaneous movements.
In southern Africa, more than 300,000 refugees had returned to Angola by the end of 2004 since the 2002 peace accord.
I should like to call to witness the Security Council,some of whose members rightly refused to subscribe to the idea of an international intervention force led by Canada for the simple reason that the real Rwandan refugees had returned to Rwanda.
As at the end of May, over 261,000 Sierra Leonean refugees had returned since the beginning of the repatriation operation in September 2000.
Many refugees had returned to Iraq after the overthrow of the dictatorship but, because of the lack of security, violence, inter-communal tensions and terrorist attacks, a number of people had again fled or become displaced.
The Special Rapporteur was informed that more than 1,300,000 refugees had returned to Afghanistan while more than 1,400,000 remained in the Islamic Republic.
As for repatriation and voluntary return, he noted that in 2006, 734,000 refugees had been voluntarily repatriated, half of whom had been directly assisted by his Office;thus far in 2007, over half a million refugees had returned home with UNHCR assistance.
By the end of February 2000, almost 900 refugees had returned from the Central African Republic and another 10,000 were expected to repatriate.
With regard to the situation of the Iraqi refugees in Iran,about half the 200,000 registered Iraqi refugees had returned to their homeland, and many still wished to return. .
While many thousands of refugees had returned under an organized repatriation programme, even more(over 190,000)had returned spontaneously.
Although there had been a slight increase in the number of refugees, in particular as a result of unresolved conflicts in various regions of Africa, and although poor weather conditions in Africa and Asia had worsened the situation of many refugees and displaced persons,more than 1.6 million refugees had returned home in 1999.
Voluntary repatriation resumed during 2011, and some 22,000 refugees had returned by the end of June 2012, with 26,000 additional registered for repatriation.
UNDP recalled that returned refugees and internally displaced persons formed a large proportion of its beneficiary population in countries in crisis or emerging from crisis,as programmes often addressed the needs of communities where internally displaced persons or refugees had returned or settled, particularly in the areas of rehabilitation of services, the revival of the local economy, and the building of governance capacity.
After the events of 1989, more than 20,000 refugees had returned under the tripartite agreement signed in 2007 by Mauritania, Senegal and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. .
By September 2010, approximately 2.2 million Sudanese internally displaced persons and refugees had returned without UNMIS assistance, while organized and UNMIS-assisted returns amounted only to 347,910.
Mr. Nina(Albania) asked how many of the tens of thousands of internally displaced persons and refugees had returned to their original communities; how the Government had responded to the local order setting a two-child limit for Muslim families in the north Rakhine townships, and whether there were any plans to amend the Citizenship Act of 1982 to ensure equal access to citizenship, regardless of ethnicity or religion.