F. Right to return

IV. RIGHT TO RETURN

The right to return

B. Right to return

2. Right to voluntary return

C. The right to return

B. Right to voluntary return

A. Right to voluntary return

B. The right to return

IV. THE RIGHT TO RETURN

1997 31. The right to return

F. Right to return 169 170 36

IV. RIGHT TO RETURN 50 53 13

1997 31. The right to return 72

The return of property as a core right of refugees and displaced persons is one of the key preconditions for return.

2. Right to voluntary return . 25 28 9

C. The right to return . 95 98 25

B. Right to voluntary return 14 20 7

B. Right to voluntary return 54 59 14

IV. RIGHT TO VOLUNTARY RETURN AND TO PROPERTY

General Assembly resolutions confirmed the Palestinian refugees' right of return or compensation for those who preferred not to return.

(b) The right to leave and seek asylum and the right to return.

Some countries continue to restrict the right of their citizens to return.

11. Underlines the right of migrants to return to their country of citizenship

The right to voluntary return in safety and dignity

II. RIGHT TO LEAVE AND RETURN TO THE COUNTRY

Exile deprives a person of the right to return to his own country.

The right to restitution exists as a distinct right, and is prejudiced neither by the actual return nor non return of refugees and displaced persons entitled to housing, land and property restitution.

(b) The right to leave and seek asylum and the right to return 231 238 48

Section IV. The Right to Voluntary Return in Safety and Dignity

Oh, I wanted to return it right away, but for the risk of sounding rude

Granting the refugees the unconditional right to return home and the right to compensation for those who did not wish to return to their homeland would constitute a just and lasting solution of the problem.

5. Urges all States to respect and promote the right to return and the right to a nationality

deaf, dumb, and blind they will never return to the right path .

deaf, dumb, and blind they will never return to the right path .

II. RIGHT TO LEAVE AND RETURN TO THE COUNTRY 28 30 11

We uphold the right of the refugees to return to their home in peace and honour.

Deaf, dumb and blind so they will not return to the right path .

Deaf, dumb and blind so they will not return to the right path .

AND TO RETURN TO ONE apos S OWN COUNTRY, AND THE RIGHT TO

Thus, in those resolutions the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their country was unequivocally linked with the right to free determination.

It was also a political and legal issue involving denial of the right of refugees to their property and the violation of their inalienable right to return.

It also reaffirmed the right of refugees to return to their homes voluntarily in safety and honour.

85. The right of many Palestinians to return and possess their homes in Israel is currently denied.

Despite the willingness of an increasing number of refugees and displaced persons to return home, pockets of entrenched political opposition to the right to return continue to block larger scale returns.