Balkan Wars refugees from Greece resettled in Bulgaria in 1913.

During 2004 almost 30,000 refugees were resettled under UNHCR auspices.

On the other hand, nearly 26,000 refugees resettled to third countries with UNHCR's assistance in 2003, in addition to the many thousands resettled by bilateral agreements between States.

Since the vast majority of refugees will never be resettled, integration in Egypt is of great concern and the need of the hour.

The United States had resettled over 2.6 million refugees since 1975 and was relying on UNHCR to help it continue its resettlement programme.

The resettlement departures from Africa rose by over 13 per cent in 2004, with 19,530 persons being resettled, compared to 17,255 resettled in 2003.

Refugees who are in the country of first asylum usually face three possible choices return to their homeland, try to integrate in the host country, or be resettled to a third country.

74. In table 23.4, under Indicators of achievement at the end of paragraph (e), add the following phrase, based on paragraph 21.17 (d) of the medium term plan the number of refugees repatriated and resettled .

The Government had resettled the local population to ensure their right to life.

UNHCR and its resettlement partners also sought to use resettlement more strategically, to maximize benefits for resettled refugees, facilitate comprehensive solutions to protracted refugee situations, improve the asylum space in countries of asylum and share burdens and responsibilities more equitably.

Most Hakkari Assyrians were resettled after 1925 in a cluster of villages in northern Iraq.

Most of the newcomers to the region, suddenly left and resettled different parts of world.

In addition some 9,100 others of concern to the Office were resettled with UNHCR's assistance.

This has included planning the resettlement of individuals and groups in combination with other durable solutions in a manner that benefits not only persons being resettled but also the host country, the receiving country and refugees remaining in the countries of first asylum.

It was resettled in 1924, but its inhabitants fled as a result of the 1929 Palestine riots.

Those who left Hatay in 1939 immigrated to Lebanon where they resettled in the town of Anjar.

It was continuing to provide them with the necessities of life and some 1,300 resettled persons had received compensation.

Over the past four years approximately 3 million civilians have been newly internally displaced, including refugees who return to their country of origin but remain displaced, unable to return to their home areas, which remain insecure, while a further 3 million have returned, been integrated locally or resettled.

Several families were deported to Siberia Zakhariy Zliukovsky, Dutka and a few more families that were resettled here from Poland.

This devastation is even more dramatic because, since the invasion four years ago, only 3,183 Iraqis have been resettled in third countries.

WFP also provided a four month resettlement package totalling 3,743 metric tons of food to 61,000 resettled internally displaced persons and 33,000 returnees.

A more immediate concern is the immense number of people who will need to be resettled when reservoirs inundate the region s densely populated valleys.

An Argentine naval officer who had resettled in Mexico under an assumed name was wanted by Spain on charges of genocide, torture, and terrorism.

Refugees, questions relating to refugees, returnees

Palestine refugees

Child Refugees

Refugees International

Europe needs refugees to prosper, and the refugees need Europe to survive.

Some areas have never been resettled (such as the coastal region of Java now incorporated into the Ujung Kulon National Park), but much of the coastline is now very densely populated.

Martyrs and refugees

Our grandfathers refugees.

African refugees were at a considerable disadvantage compared to other refugees whereas all refugees deserved to be treated with dignity and receive equal attention.

Algeria had always offered its hospitality to refugees, and in particular to Saharawi refugees.

An independent assessment estimated that at least 5,110 people will be resettled from the reservoir and downstream area, and the dam is expected to lead to a significant change in the fishery.

The number of refugees in the graph includes Palestine refugees under the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East mandate.

Reading, Writing, and Refugees

Educating Lebanon s Syrian Refugees

Stateless persons and refugees

Refugees and displaced persons

Assistance to Palestine refugees

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimates there are 21.4 million refugees, while women and children comprise 80 per cent of the world's refugees.

Nor will they become refugees, in the sense of the 1951 Convention on the Status of Refugees.

Refugees and Reform in Europe

Palestinian refugees can't visit Jerusalem.

Greek refugees in Aleppo, Syria.