Примеры использования To return to their communities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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IDPs should not have to return to their communities of origin in order to secure proof of actually being displaced.
It is important to provide people with the right incentives to move out of the camps and to return to their communities and neighbourhoods.
The returnees have generally been able to return to their communities of origin and have faced no discrimination on the basis of their returnee status.
However, it was pointed out that indirect pressure anda general lack of alternative durable solutions had forced many displaced persons to return to their communities of origin.
Regarding socioeconomic reintegration, over 600 women were able to return to their communities after receiving training in income-generating activities.
Those who have decided to return to their communities have also been victims of further violations, thus demonstrating that the protection afforded by the authorities has been insufficient and ineffectual. 19/.
Those unable to immediately benefit from these opportunities will be given a fixed allowance to return to their communities, pending their inclusion in reintegration programmes.
Fellows are expected to return to their communities and carry out their own training programmes on human rights, thereby creating a significant multiplier effect.
Examples of such practices include traditional cleansing and reconciliation ceremonies carried out in Mozambique and Sierra Leone,which have enabled many children associated with fighting forces to return to their communities.
A significant number of internally displaced persons also decided to return to their communities of origin in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, northern Uganda and Southern Sudan.
The internally displaced persons expressed the desire to return to their communities of origin and called for improvements in the security of the region, in particular the disarmament of armed groups.
The Government of Mexico noted the development, with the Government of Guatemala and in cooperation with UNHCR, of mechanisms for cooperation to facilitate the repatriation andeconomic assimilation of those asking to return to their communities.
In the meantime, many internally displaced persons declined to return to their communities owing to insecurity and the absence of a legal framework for claiming occupied homes and properties.
An important development had been the signing of a cooperation agreement between the General Directorate for Prevention and Social Rehabilitation andthe National Indigenous Institute to investigate the cases of indigenous individuals held in detention centres with a view to enabling them to return to their communities and securing their early release.
The remaining 15% is mostly made up of extremely vulnerable people who are unable to return to their communities of origin due to poor health, lack of economic means or lack of support by the home community. .
The Ottawa Convention, which gathered together more than three quarters of the world's nations, provided a comprehensive framework for action to address those problems which went beyond the Protocol by purely and simply banning anti-personnel mines, requiring the destruction of stockpiles by a precise deadline andmaking provision for assistance to victims to enable them to return to their communities.
Internally displaced persons and refugee children started to return to their communities in many places with other children becoming internally displaced persons owing to the security situation in their communities. .
In keeping with its mandate to protect civilians, UNOCI refined its system of mobile and static patrols to enhance its quick reaction capacity and enhanced its visible presence in areas of concern, including approximately 36 camps for internally displaced persons and the routes used by refugees anddisplaced persons to return to their communities.
It must not be forgotten that no political solution can survive in Bosnia andHerzegovina if people are not allowed to return to their communities and exercise their right to determine the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In keeping with its mandate to protect civilians, UNOCI refined its system of mobile and static patrols to enhance its quick-reaction capacity and enhanced its visible presence in areas of concern, including 27 camps for internally displaced persons and on the routes used by refugees anddisplaced persons to return to their communities.
While an enabling political and security environment would encourage them to return to their communities, it was also clear that longer-term efforts by the Government to rebuild or construct new housing for them would be needed.
Human rights organizations, including AIHRC, have raised concerns that the HPC andthe APRP will allow demobilized combatants to return to their communities without addressing issues of justice and accountability for abuses that occurred during and prior to Taliban rule.
Apart from the effort to prevent and avert the flow of refugees, if our people are to be able to return to their communities, remain there and rebuild their lives they must have what the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees calls"emergency development funds" to meet their basic needs in the areas of health care, education and employment.
On their return to their communities, the Fellows commit to disseminating the information they have received through seminars and trainings.
CERD recommended that Yemen strengthen efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to IDPs andensure their immediate return to their communities.
As drug users often serve short sentences, they return to their communities and many return to their old drugusing habits.
The Committee further recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts in the provision of humanitarian assistance to IDPs andensuring their immediate return to their communities.
UNHCR is providing emergency assistance to the affected population to meet their immediate needs andto help rehabilitation upon return to their communities.
Education was considered to be the most important way to address those situations; leniency was shown to those who expressed remorse andmost were allowed to return to their home communities.