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Refugees continue to arrive in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Despite the prevailing situation,Afghan refugees continue to return.
Nevertheless, the refugees continue to perfect their organizational skills in this area.
UNHCR officials reported that the number of complaints from refugees continues to rise.
IDPs and refugees continue to experience severe problems to obtain documentation and access to housing and employment.
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Internally displaced persons and refugees continued to return to Southern Sudan.
Refugees continue to live in temporary refugee camps, and many have died while still hoping one day to return to their land.
Even as I speak,some Rwandese refugees continue to enter Tanzania.
They and other refugees continued to live in uncertainty about their future, pending the adoption of a new law on citizenship.
Meanwhile, while discussions on this matter are pursued, 7,000 refugees continue to receive multisectoral assistance at two sites.
Palestinian refugees continued to seek shelter in camps in Lebanon after their camps in the Syrian Arab Republic came under attack.
In Western Sahara, armies continued to face each other across the desert andan undetermined number of refugees continued to live in camps dependent on the assistance of the international community.
Many refugees continue to live in substandard accommodation and lack access to basic services, including clean water and sanitation.
Up to 500,000 internally displaced persons and refugees continued to be deprived of the right to a safe and dignified return.
Burundian refugees continue to flee to the United Republic of Tanzania, which currently hosts one of the biggest refugee caseloads in Africa 488,000 refugees. .
Nevertheless, intense efforts by the Transitional Government to lead and coordinate the process of stabilizing andrebuilding the country have continued, and refugees continue to return.
Furthermore, refugees continued to insist that they were entitled to UNRWA assistance and services regardless of their socio-economic welfare.
It noted that irregular migrants, asylum seekers,persons under humanitarian protection and refugees continued to be vulnerable to racial discrimination and exploitation in the labour market.
Most Syrian refugees continue to arrive and settle in the Erbil, Dohuk and Suleymaniya governorates where numerous transit centres have been established.
The number of persons displaced internally by conflict is growing,many returning refugees continue to require humanitarian assistance and natural disasters affect hundreds of thousands of Afghans every year.
The refugees continued to face severe socio-economic hardships, including very high unemployment, a decline in household income, an overburdened infrastructure and deplorable living conditions.
Although more than a million refugees have returned since the change of government,some 3 million Afghan refugees continue to live in Pakistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The number of refugees continues to rise with economic, social and security implications that require the ongoing attention of the Government.
Despite the efforts of the United Nations and the humanitarian non-governmental organizations to improve the situation in the camps, andin spite of some progress which has been made, the refugees continue to exist in a state of permanent insecurity.
UNRWA informed the Working Group that Palestine refugees continued to suffer from the effects of the policies and practices of the Government of Israel in the West Bank.
While noting positive steps, including the amendment of the Refugees Act in 2012, the Committee expresses its concern at reports that several refugees and asylum seekers from a neighbouring country were forcibly orsecretly returned and that refugees continue to be at risk of refoulement, or of abduction by security services of the neighbouring country, sometimes in cooperation with Kyrgyz counterparts.
Asylum-seekers and refugees continued to be obliged to move within larger irregular movements of people often risking their lives and becoming exposed to smugglers and traffickers.
The painful issues of all missing persons and detainees, continuing violence, andthe return of internally displaced persons and refugees continue to be major impediments to reconciliation and undermine the efforts to create a climate of tolerance and security.
Around 26,000 former Timorese refugees continue to live in neighbouring West Timor and remain connected with Timor-Leste due to a variety of interests, including trade, property and family relationships.
Welcoming the voluntary return of Sierra Leonean refugees from Guinea and Liberia and of internally displaced persons to their communities,while reaffirming that many refugees continue to need protection and assistance, and mindful that instability in the Mano River subregion continues to create displacements.