We all bear responsibility to help the displaced return to their homes.

Their only reward will be to go home with the satisfaction of having done their duty.

Pakistan continues to look forward to the voluntary return, in safety and honour, of the 3 million Afghan refugees whom we still host.

Calls for enabling the displaced persons and refugees to return to their homes in safety, honour and dignity.

Alfonsina starts feeling bad and the Arango's go home before eating dinner.

Angolans were also coming home in relevant numbers, concluding the final chapter of their exile.

(e) To respect the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons and their right of voluntary return in safety and dignity

Peace will enable the safe and dignified return of the 3 million Afghan refugees still in Pakistan.

Noting the resolve of the international community to find durable solutions for all internally displaced persons and to strengthen international cooperation in order to help them return voluntarily to their homes in safety and with dignity or, based on their free choice, to resettle in another part of their country, and to be smoothly reintegrated into their societies,

These perceptions of insecurity also prevent many displaced Kosovo Serbs from returning to their homes.

These relocations, and the violence accompanying them, increase tensions in the greater Khartoum area, violate the right of the displaced to return voluntarily, and in dignity and safety, and also have the potential to undermine the transition towards peace and stability in the whole country.

For nearly six years, more than 200,000 people have been unable to return to their homes.

The United States urged all parties to end the violence in Darfur and reach a political settlement that would enable internally displaced persons and refugees to return safely.

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

Most of the activities of potential returnees more or less boil down to visits to their demolished, burned down homes and desecrated graveyards.

The current insecurity in the region had postponed the organized repatriation from Burundi of some 1,000 Congolese refugees.

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

4. Deplores the plight of millions of refugees and displaced persons who have been uprooted as a result of the aforementioned acts, and reaffirms their right to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour

We safely arrived at the hospital.

Despite the tragic impact of this compulsory removal, the islanders never gave up their campaign to win the right to return home.

Unable to return to Poland at the end of World War II, over 120,000 Polish veterans remained in the UK permanently.

In November 2004, the United Nations and governmental and non governmental partners began assisting IDPs to return to their homes.

10. Stresses the need for enhanced efforts to foster and effect the prompt and voluntary return and integration of displaced persons and refugees in safety and with dignity

The occupation forces had displaced nearly one third of the island's population from their ancestral homes, denying them the right to return.

Turkey (2001) and Loizidou v. Turkey (1996). One third of the Cypriot population aspired to a fair settlement of the problem that would allow them full enjoyment of their property rights and their right of return.

Many Chagossians who have settled in the UK would go back immediately if only the government would let them.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Annex VII of the Dayton Peace Accord guarantees the right to all persons displaced during the war to return to their pre war homes.

The fighting in Darfur must be stopped, the conflict must be resolved and the people affected must be able to return to their homes.

Assessing the human rights situation in the place of origin is crucial in assisting the displaced to make an informed choice to return home voluntarily.

As a result of those activities, accidents from mines had been reduced significantly and a considerable number of people had been able to return to their homes to resume their normal lives.

Given the improvement of the security situation in Liberia, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) expects some 36,000 Liberian refugees to choose to return home during 2005.

Most villages still remained inaccessible because of mined roads and, as a result, farmers could not transport produce to markets and refugees could not return to their homes.

The focus on voluntary repatriation for refugees and return of IDPs continued throughout the reporting period, with 330,000 African refugees returning home in 2004.

Palestinian refugees, in accordance with a number of United Nations resolutions, had the inalienable right to return to their homes or to receive just compensation.

The parties also agreed on priority criteria for assisted returns based on the security situation of internally displaced persons in their places of origin.

The reporting period saw the return home of the 1 millionth refugee in Bosnia and Herzegovina a significant milestone in the return process since the Dayton Paris Peace Accords.

In addition, it is believed that the majority of the up to 3.2 million southern Sudanese who have fled their homes over the past two decades are intending to return once the situation allows.

They are all safe, sound and exhausted.

If the recession costs migrants their jobs in richer host countries and forces them to return home to their countries of origin, millions of already poor people will be thrown into greater poverty.

Arafat s successor will need to juggle between negotiations with Israel, which will require concession on refugees right of return to Palestine, and the aspirations of more than three million Palestinians who wish to come back to the homes from which they were expelled in the wars of 1948 and 1967.

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The presence of mines and explosive remnants of war also had serious social and economic consequences, as mines prevented refugees from returning to their homes and constituted an obstacle to humanitarian aid operations and to reconstruction and economic development.