This law was meant to rehabilitate victims of the regime, including the relocation, exhumation and identification of mortal remains, with their return to their families.
In the short term, of course, it is hard not to see big costs from withdrawal, including a serious investment hiatus as companies big and small agonise about what exit would mean, and relocation of some big companies into a regime less tortured by its EU status.
At the same time the geographic redistribution of persons, chiefly from rural to urban areas, exposes them to new health regimes, and the stress of relocation itself may introduce its own health consequences.
Last year, Congress, at the behest of the Obama regime appropriated over $20 million for the relocation of Hamas supporters from Palestine to America.
So the government is easing relocation.
During that period, regime policies resulted in forced labor, forced relocation, torture, killings, and deliberate destruction of food supplies (2), largely targeted at ethnic minorities (3).
By then Mengistu faced armed rebellion in the northern regions of Tigray and Eritrea, a series of the worst droughts and famines ever to afflict Ethiopia, an agricultural economy ruined by the forced collectivization of farms and the relocation of entire populations, and occasional coup attempts by enemies within the regime.
Foreign Office Minister John Battle, describing Myanmar's military rulers as a "disgraceful regime," cited what he said was a record of killings, forced relocations, forced labor, lack of press freedoms and repression of minorities.
Numerical results reveal that natural land features affecting raccoon movement and the relocation of raccoons by humans can considerably alter the design of a cost-effective vaccination regime.
"We would like to propose an avenue of action for your consideration: offering corporate relocation to Malta," continued the business pitch, trumpeting Malta's low taxes and "flexible yet robust regime" for financial services.
