Return and relocation

Rights relating to forced relocation

In April 2005, as part of the relocation of the Fund, the Investment Management Service was relocated to its new premises on the 4th floor of One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza.

The relocation plan to transfer members of the Transitional Federal Parliament of Somalia commenced in February 2005, with the relocation of some parliamentarians to Mogadishu.

The relocation of the government was completed in 1999.

In line with the Staff Regulations and Rules of the United Nations, some staff members are entitled to repatriation grants and related relocation costs upon their termination from the organization, based on the number of years of service.

Relocation packages and travel cost reimbursements are usually given no consideration whatsoever.

It must be accompanied by relevant and adequate protection and relocation programmes.

It is not clear that such relocation is sustainable in very vulnerable environments.

The Court has concluded several agreements with States on the relocation of witnesses.

Beyond health effects, contamination could terrorize affected populations, prompting temporary flight and permanent relocation.

The relocation of personnel and offices is scheduled to be completed by 15 December.

In 1991, Ali Mohammed is said to have helped orchestrate bin Laden's relocation to Sudan.

(j) Ill treatment of Roma by public officials in situations of forced eviction or relocation.

To the dismay of most sceptics, the massive relocation scheme was completed without any incident.

Production chains are facing labor shortages, wage increases, and threats of relocation to lower cost countries.

Indeed, UNHCR has on repeated occasions arranged the relocation of camps and or persons of concern.

The Government has made phenomenal progress in the little more than three months since its relocation.

Another area where the ICTR depends on the assistance of States is the relocation of acquitted persons.

In addition, the planning for an incremental and phased relocation of UNPOS to Somalia will be undertaken.

Moreover, in the event of any relocation of displaced persons, families have the right to remain together.

Entrepreneurs and managers swallow their anger and show their disapproval only by silently speeding up their relocation decisions.

Relocation transparency Should a resource move while in use, this should not be noticeable to the end user.

For the counterpart of the US debt build up was the relocation of much American manufacturing capacity to China.

The Government also agreed to cooperate on granting access to detention centres and on identifying mechanisms to avoid forced relocation.

b Total requirements include the amount of 3,052,700 for the emergency relocation of troops (see A 59 656 Add.1).

The organization's total liability at 31 December 2004 for such unpaid repatriation and relocation entitlements is estimated to be 132.8 million.

( ) Non liner service means any maritime transportation service that is not a liner service.

Last December, he explicitly stated that Israel is headed towards unilateral disengagement, and that this would entail the relocation of some settlements.

In Northern Darfur, technical complications related to water supplies have delayed the relocation of some 25,000 displaced persons currently in Abu Shouk.

They cover reinforcement of sentences, movements and relocation of witnesses, and financial support for activities not catered for in the regular budget.

( ) Liner service means a maritime transportation service that

This may require further relocation of certain functions to more economic cost centres, as well as the aggressive reduction of the cost base.

The Monitoring Group was informed that Mohamed Dheere was supplied with arms from Ethiopia to assist TFG in its possible relocation to Jowhar.

The plan will be implemented bearing in mind security conditions inside Somalia and progress made by the Transitional Federal Government in its relocation.

In Southern Darfur, agencies continue to encounter obstacles to the relocation of some of the internally displaced persons in the overcrowded Kalma camp.

Efforts continue to work with the authorities in identifying locations for voluntary relocation, and IOM is coordinating the assessment of two new sites.

Also in November, the degraded security situation in Côte d'Ivoire necessitated the relocation of dependants and the evacuation of non essential United Nations staff.

States should consider it a common responsibility, and an important contribution to international criminal justice, to find solutions on the relocation of acquitted persons.

Urges Governments to address the issue of forced relocation and forced evictions from home and land and to eliminate its disproportionate impact on women

Urges Governments to address the issue of forced relocation and forced evictions from home and land and to eliminate its disproportionate impact on women

Flooding prompted the relocation of internally displaced persons in some camps and emergency interventions to safeguard minimum sanitary conditions in all three Darfur states.

Abbreviations FS Field Service GS OL General Service (Other level) NO National Officer GS LL General Service (Local level).

Hatoyama s mismanagement of Japan s relations with the United States, centered on the relocation of a Marine base in Okinawa, had also dented the DPJ s standing.

Relocation In 2003, the governor of Jakarta, Sutiyoso announced his plan to relocate the original Bendera Pusaka from the State Palace to the National Monument.