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Saturday, 22 November 2008
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Home arrow Miraya News arrow The International Organization for Migration announces resumption of repatriation in July
The International Organization for Migration announces resumption of repatriation in July PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 24 June 2007
The special representative of the International Organization for Migration in Sudan, Mario Tfulaj, has said that the repatriation of the displaced from the north to the south will restart next July. Speaking in a press briefing yesterday, Tfulaj said that the organization will initially repatriate fifteen thousand displaced people to areas inaccessible in the rainy season.
 
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