Sentence examples for refugees repatriated from inspiring English sources

Morales tried to defect to the United States in early June last year, but he was among 31 refugees repatriated to Cuba because the group was intercepted at sea.

On Monday, the cold shoulder turned into a hot scuffle during a U.N. human rights meeting in Geneva, when North Korean diplomats shoved and shouted at South Korean lawmakers who approached them chanting slogans calling on the North to stop punishing North Korean refugees repatriated from China.

Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) instruments provide a useful means of measuring health outcomes at the population level and have been used with refugees repatriated to North America and Western Europe [ 5].

Eager to prove his origins, Tamsir N'Diaye, 34, takes out a carefully knotted plastic bag and shows us yellowed forms describing him as "a Mauritanian refugee repatriated from Senegal".

While displacement has been on the rise, the numbers of refugees repatriating has been declining.

The cabinet agreed that Australia would accept 11,000 Vietnamese boat people over the following three years as long as other countries also accepted refugees and those found not to be refugees were repatriated.

Over the past 10 years, 7.2 million refugees were repatriated, but only 836,500 were resettled.

He said Palestinians must give up their demand that Palestinian refugees be repatriated inside Israel.

In 1999, 41,000 refugees were repatriated to Rwanda, mainly by the Rwandan army but with UNHCR co-operation.

The agency was ordered out of Eritrea in May 1997 when it insisted that the refugees be repatriated.

Nonetheless, more than 300,000 refugees were repatriated from Thailand under UN auspices in 1992 93, and in July 1993 national elections were held under UN supervision.