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Repatriate meaning
A person who has returned to their country of origin or whose original citizenship has been restored.
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The NCTF received requests for specially approved flights to repatriate foreign nationals who are in Guyana and approved some of these including a request from the Canadian High Commission to repatriate Canadian nationals using WestJet.
Although countries like Saudi Arabia, France and the United States have managed to repatriate nationals and diplomats back home in recent days, millions of civilians living in Khartoum are caught up in the chaos gripping the megacity.
Glasgow Museums is the first UK museum to repatriate stolen artefacts to India.
Honduran officials are preparing to repatriate the victims’ remains, they’ve said.
However, France says it has no plans to repatriate about 1,000 French soldiers stationed there as part of efforts to counter Islamist militants.
In a ruling released Wednesday, a three-member panel of the Court of Appeal said the federal government is not obligated under the law to repatriate the men.
Nisga'a Nation President Eva Clayton says the return of the totem will set a tone for other Indigenous nations to begin efforts to repatriate their possessionstaken by governments, religious groups or museums.
Russian investors in Cuba have demanded and secured tax preferences, the right to repatriate profits and the power to hire and fire Cuban workers at will.
Spain has offered to repatriate descendants of the expelled Jews, but it has not extended that invitation to Muslims, although some have asked.
The British Museum, like other Western institutions, is coming under increasing pressure to repatriate foreign antiquities in its collection considered by some as the looted spoils of empire.
The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, a tribe in California, pressured UC Berkeley for years to repatriate more than a thousand ancestral remains, according to the tribe’s attorney.
Why can’t they repatriate their funds?
A fundraising page set up to help his family repatriate his body to the UK has so far raised more than £14,000.
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) – Spanish police have dismantled a network that profited off families of dead migrants seeking to repatriate the remains of their loved ones, authorities said Wednesday.
Court Case: Is It Lawful to Repatriate Someone Who May be Tortured?
Denmark’s Supreme Court ruled in August 2024 that Copenhagen had an obligation to repatriate both the mother and child.
If you do not repatriate your profit, you can’t make your next booking.
It has been working to provide assistance and help repatriate the mortal remains to India of people who have tragically lost their lives while in the US.
Meanwhile, Chisanu’s family is appealing for funding to repatriate his body from the US.
On Tuesday, the Children’s Court in Nigel gave the department permission to release the boys from centre to repatriate them and hand them over to their counterparts in Mozambique.