Sentence examples for repatriated against from inspiring English sources

One of their rights is that a prisoner of war should not be repatriated against his will while hostilities are still going on.

The Iranian foreign affairs minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said in Canberra hours earlier that Iran would not accept any of its citizens being repatriated against their will.

The UK Border Agency tried to remove Mr Saeed to Kurdistan five months ago but he was immediately sent back to Britain after he confirmed to Kurdish airport officials that he had been repatriated against his will.

"We are now trying to work with some of their governments where they come from, like Iraq and Iran … we are trying to determine this as quickly as possible Iran does not accept involuntary returns of its citizens, and Iraq, historically, has also refused to accept citizens repatriated against their will.

Our visits to the border, and interviews with unaccompanied children in particular, show that many children who are eligible for protection are instead being repatriated against their will to dangerous and exploitative situations.

In 1992 and 1993 about one-fifth of an estimated 250,000 Rohingya refugees who had fled earlier rounds of persecution in Bangladesh, were repatriated, in most cases against their wishes.The government has said that the situation in the state is now basically under control.

"Our government is mobilizing all its diplomatic efforts to ensure that the North Koreans won't be forcibly repatriated to the North against their will, and that they can travel safely and swiftly to the country of their choice," the office of South Korean President Park Geun-hye said in a statement.

There is usually a decision to be made, when trafficking victims are repatriated, about whether to pursue criminal charges against those who exploit them.

This is not alarming: thus far, of the 10 detainees repatriated to Algeria, four have had charges brought against them, and all four were acquitted.

Between 50,000 and 60, 000 people gathered in Samsun, the city where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's revered secular founder, began the war of independence against occupying powers in 1919.Spain has repatriated more than 750 African migrants who tried to enter the Canary Islands.

Davis suggested that David Cameron needed to come up with a list of powers that the Government wanted repatriated from Europe and offer that to the general public against the option to pull out entirely.