Examples of using Formerly deported in English and their translations into Russian
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Number of complaints from formerly deported persons;
Formerly deported people mainly Meskhetian Turks.
It includes 6,735 stateless persons officially registered with the Ukrainian Ministry of Interior and 6,500 Formerly Deported Persons.
Sixth Objective: Ensure that formerly deported persons are informed of the procedures and the importance to obtain the rights of citizenship.
It includes 6,735 stateless persons officially registered with the Ukrainian Ministry of Interior and 6,500 Formerly Deported Persons.
These include ethnic Tatar formerly deported persons from Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, and other CIS countries.
In Ukraine, UNHCR enjoys ongoing cooperation with HCNM within the framework of inter-agency support to integrate the formerly deported people returning to Crimea.
Since 1990, more than 260,000 formerly deported peoples and their descendants had returned to Crimea and now accounted for 12 per cent of its population.
The Committee also welcomes the adoption of a new Citizenship Law in January 2001,which enables formerly deported persons to return to Ukraine and obtain Ukrainian citizenship;
To date, more than 265,000 formerly deported Tartars had returned to their homeland, where they accounted for more than 10 per cent of the population.
Facilitate integration of various categories of persons covered by the CIS Plan of Action, including internally relocated persons(IRPs),internally displaced persons, and formerly deported persons; and.
Following the break-up of the former Soviet Union, some 260,000 formerly deported persons and their descendants returned to the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
While having handed over operational activities to UNDP, UNHCR continues to monitor the integration andaccess to citizenship of the Tartars, formerly deported peoples returning to Crimea, Ukraine.
As at 1 January 2008, there were 250,000 formerly deported Crimean Tatars and members of other ethnic groups living in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
As far as the cooperation between UNDP and OSCE in the field, one of the most recent examples is the interaction on human rights in Crimea, Ukraine,which focuses specifically on formerly deported people.
In order to ensure that formerly deported persons receive agricultural land, over 1.45 hectares are allocated to each person living in a rural area.
UNHCR is also working closely with HCNM in addressing the question of the Meskhetian Turks, a formerly deported people, a large number of whom reside in southern Russia.
In the Ukraine, some 20,000 stateless formerly deported Crimean Tatars obtained Ukrainian citizenship under a UNHCR sponsored campaign to combat statelessness among formerly deported peoples.
Its main objective is to promote the maintenance of peace and security in the Crimean peninsula by facilitating the socio-economic development, reintegration andself-reliance of communities with large numbers of formerly deported peoples.
As reported last year,all 25,190 de jure stateless persons among formerly deported peoples in Crimea were able to acquire citizenship in Ukraine, and this process continues.
Concerning formerly deported peoples, the participating CIS States emphasized the need to speed up progress in reaching a comprehensive and durable solution to the problems still faced by the remaining vulnerable groups.
The Government has prepared a draft law on the restoration of rights of persons formerly deported on the basis of ethnic origin, which is now going through public consideration.
Ensure that formerly deported peoples(FDPs) who have returned to Ukraine and their eligible descendants acquire Ukrainian citizenship and thus obtain the citizenship of the country where they have genuine, effective links that favour their local integration.
UNHCR also contributed considerably to finding solutions to problems of formerly deported Crimean Tatars who had already returned to Crimea(Ukraine), including those related to their legal status.
Assuring continued focus on groups of concern including, as listed in the Programme of Action, refugees, IDPs, illegal migrants, persons in refugee-like situations, repatriates,involuntarily relocating persons, formerly deported peoples, and ecological migrants;
In Ukraine- a country which I recently visited- some 250,000 formerly deported people have now returned to Crimea, where my Office is assisting the authorities to address questions of citizenship in order to avert a potential statelessness situation.
As it is anticipated that most of Phase II of the UNHCR Plan of Action will becompleted by the end of 1999, UNHCR's primary focus for 2000 will be assisting the authorities to reach bilateral agreements on finding durable solutions for the 20-30,000 formerly deported persons who are not currently covered under existing procedures.
It centres mainly on issues of citizenship and statelessness; the formerly deported peoples in Crimea, Ukraine; the problems faced by Meshketian Turks, another category of formerly deported peoples; and ethnic tolerance in Central Asia.
Please indicate the measures taken to counter discrimination against Crimean Tatars, including the adoption of a legal framework regulating property restitution issues and payment of adequate compensation, and clarify whether the State party intends to adopt specific legislation regarding the rights of indigenous people,as well as the draft law on the restoration of rights of persons formerly deported on the basis of ethnic origin.
The State party should ensure that all formerly deported persons have access to adequate housing and that those living in settlements enjoy legal security of tenure and access to adequate infrastructure, including safe water, sewage systems, electricity, gas, heating, roads and transportation.
