(In the United States, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act has provided for the repatriation of such remains since 1990).
Millen introduced the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Bill, which provided for a paid repatriation commission and higher pensions for servicemen, into the Senate in March 1920.
Japan's Foreign Ministry responded to detailed questions about the campaign with a terse statement saying that the Japanese government had asked the Red Cross "to confirm the will of those who wished for … repatriation and to provide necessary assistance as a mediator".
This has involved setting up identification services, transit care, family tracing and repatriation programmes, and providing psycho-social support.
"Give Me My Father's Body" is being published as hundreds of American museums are cataloging their aboriginal remains to comply with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990, which provides for the return of skeletal remains and objects to native groups.
The federal government provides pensions and benefits, repatriation services, and, along with the state and hundreds of voluntary agencies, a wide range of welfare services.
UNHCR encourages voluntary repatriation as the best solution for displaced persons and often provides transportation and a start-up package, which might include cash grants and practical assistance such as farm tools and seeds.
Knowing the costs of repatriation for seafarers can provide valuable insights for the employers, who strive to cost containment at all times and maximizing revenues [14].
For $59 a year, it provides legal and medical referrals, prescription replacements, other counseling services and repatriation of remains.
Similarly, despite its name, the same company's Annual Med Evac plan provides more than just evacuation and is not necessarily annual: it also includes medical repatriation and can be bought for three months ($190 a person), six months ($290) or 12 months ($490).
