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Many abandon home to avoid forced recruitment, [...] [...]

Such incidents also led to the displacement of families for fear of being targeted as alleged members of NPA.

In particular, cultural heritage programmes should not be implemented at the expense of individuals and communities who, sometimes, for the sake of preservation purposes, are displaced or given limited access to their own cultural heritage.

Those parties, primarily Governments, had a responsibility not only to aid the uprooted populations but also to work towards a durable solution, as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia had done in their commendable initiative to close the refugee chapter in the Western Balkans.

Continued efforts by the Iraqi Government, in cooperation with international organizations and aid agencies, to secure the full return of the Christian families displaced by violence in some parts of Ninawa province late last year have led to the return of 2,400 out of 2,500 displaced families, and the Iraqi Government is still providing the remaining families with necessary assistance.

[...] [...] supplementation, salt iodization, promoting [...] [...]

[...] [...] reality of exile, as well as war in a constantly [...]

As our environment deteriorates due to hyper-consumerism and exploitation by the wealthy nations, millions are forced to leave their homes, uncertain whether they will be accepted in other lands.

ensuring the right to return constitutes a categorical rejection of the gains of ethnic cleansing ... and offers some measure of justice to those displaced from their homes and land, thereby removing a source of possible future tension and conflict” ( S/2007/643, para. 55).

(d) The right to food of people forced to leave their homes and land because of hunger, and guidelines on their legal protection.

[...] [...] (I), p. 82; Phosphates in Morocco, [...]

Additional information and clarifications have also been requested from UNIDO on the methodology of calculating IOC, including potential production of hypochlorite in the sniff gas treatment unit, and on CFC-11 and CFC-12 phase-out from the existing chillers to be scrapped in the process of conversion.

The following institutions were identified and networked: for Lake Chad: University of Maiduguri and Lake Chad Research Institute (Nigeria); University of Ngaoundere (Cameroon); and Lake Chad Basin Commission (Chad); for the Dead Sea: University of Jordan, University of Philadelphia, Ministry of Water and Irrigation and Jordan Valley Authority, and the Arab Potash Company (Jordan); for the Aral Sea: Institute of Hydrogeology and Hydrophysics, Ministry of Science and Education (Kazakhstan); Urgench State University and the Centre for Development Research (Uzbekistan); and ZEF Bonn (Germany).

In order not to compound the effect of their being uprooted from their ancestral lands and separated from their families, who have limited means for visiting them, the State should ensure that they are assigned or reassigned to the prison facility closest to their native communities.

The RVRP was launched for the families who had to leave their villages in Eastern and South-Eastern regions mainly for security and various other reasons.

[...] [...] Northern Rahkine State; and development-induced displacement.

They have terrorized the local people and forced many to leave their homes.

Ensuring the right to return constitutes a categorical rejection of the gains of ethnic cleansing and offers important measures of justice to those displaced from their homes and land, thereby removing a source of possible future tension and conflict.

[...] [...] ensure that the persons displaced from [...] [...]

We are thinking in particular of those millions of people who are currently dependent on international aid and of those waves of displaced persons fleeing the violence who find themselves in the most precarious of conditions on the Afgoye road.

[...] [...] people will be displaced by disasters caused by climate change, the Representative has placed increased emphasis on the human rights protection of persons displaced in natural disasters.

Estimates of the number of people forcibly displaced in Myanmar since 1962 owing to natural disasters, armed conflict and increasingly, to infrastructure and development projects, place the figure over 1.5 million.

In cooperation with the relevant Syrian authorities, UNESCO Beirut is establishing 10 community learning centres (CLCs) in poor and vulnerable communities where large numbers of displaced Iraqis are concentrated.