Sentence examples for fate or whereabouts from inspiring English sources

To discover it was to learn the fate or whereabouts of the Ten Lost Tribes.

However, almost four years on, there has been no further news of his fate or whereabouts.

The report says: "Their families are not informed of their fate or whereabouts.

"Under international law, authorities commit an enforced disappearance when they refuse to acknowledge holding someone in custody or conceal the person's fate or whereabouts, thereby placing them outside the protection of the law and increasing the risk of torture or ill-treatment," Swerdlow said.

Several sources told Amnesty International that refugee women who are heads of their household and who do not know, or are unable to prove, the fate or whereabouts of their husband (cases considered to be "incomplete families") have difficulty being accepted by states for resettlement.

In August 2014, the International Commission of Jurists, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch called on the Pakistan's government "to stop the deplorable practice of state agencies abducting hundreds of people throughout the country without providing information about their fate or whereabouts".

Two months had passed since Ai Weiwei was detained, and the artist's fate and whereabouts were still unknown.

These involve everything from providing details on the "fate and whereabouts" of many thousands of presumably surviving relatives to freedom of movement and privacy during the visits.

Shehu said the government was keen to ascertain the girl's identity so she can be brought back to Nigeria and possibly assist the government in investigations regarding the fate and whereabouts of the other missing Chibok girls.

Mr. Sawant greeted them kindly but disclosed nothing about the woman's work or whereabouts.

"Surely the existence or whereabouts of his passport is crucial, basic information?