Kazys Grinius had chaired a post-World War I repatriation commission, and went on to serve as head of the 6th Cabinet of Ministers and in the First and Second Seimas.
With Saudi Arabia in the mix, another Geneva-style gathering would finally have the backing needed to produce results: a cease-fire, humanitarian assistance and refugee repatriations, and a peaceful transition to a post-Assad, post-Baathist government, with significant decentralization of power from the central government, and strong legal protections for all religious groups.
It was stressed that ensuring quality MNH services in post-conflict areas is critical for smooth repatriation of IDPs.
"...the main output of a research project (2009-2012) entitled 'Reanimating Cultural Heritage: Digital Repatriation, Knowledge Networks and Civil Society Strengthening in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone'...concerned with innovating digital curatorship in relation to Sierra Leonean collections dispersed in the global museumscape.
He remained in his post until the summer of 1946, latterly concerned with the repatriation of the West Indian workers at the end of the war.
Following the end of hostilities in Europe the Australian government decided against contributing Australian forces to the occupation forces that were sent to Germany as part of the post war settlement so that it could begin the repatriation of the AIF early.
59. (U) If the host government cannot or will not protect the individual from involuntary repatriation and UNHCR is unable to intervene, and post believes that the person may qualify as a refugee, post should contact PRM/A for guidance on how to proceed.
The findings of this study support but do not confirm the hypothesis that the repatriation of Lebanese physicians educated abroad during the post-war 1990s decade has contributed to the international emigration of recent Lebanese medical graduates.
The outbreak started after infected livestock entered Botswana from Namibia, probably as a result of the post-independence relaxation of military border patrols and the ongoing process of Herero repatriation.
Obama administration officials told The Huffington Post that they continue to support the closing of corporate tax loopholes, a repatriation tax holiday and other tax reforms as a means of paying for a four-year $302 billion transportation bill.
In 1909, Otis wrote "Champion of the Freedman," a satire of the Back to Africa Movement and other post-Civil War emigration plans, with Hattie playing the daughter of an investor in an African repatriation scheme who "had more money than sense".
