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The United Nations' refugee agency is concerned about Thailand's apparent forced repatriation of a group of about a dozen ethnic Hmong back to Laos. Thousands have lived as refugees in Thailand for decades, claiming they would be persecuted if they were forced back across the border. However, under a repatriation pact, the Thai government will send nearly 8,000 Hmong back to Laos. International monitors have been barred from the country but the Laos government says the Hmong will be safe. Hannah Belcher has our exclusive report.

July 2007 Asylum seekers who have spent years living in the UK now face the prospect of being repatriated to Iraq. One such refugee, Sadullah Kakl, was killed shortly after his return. He's lived in England for over six years. Now, he's being sent back to a war zone. "I begged them not to send me back but they didn't listen", he laments. We catch up with him a few weeks later in Iraq. "My son is very scared. We can hardly sleep at night", confides his mother. Luqman is depressed and too afraid to leave the house. Another man forcibly repatriated from Europe had a mental breakdown and gunned down nine neighbours. "He was driven to it by despair", states his father. "Something just snapped in his brain." (Karzan Sherabayani)

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Lance Corporal James Cartwright, of London, died while on operational duty in Iraq. LCpl Cartwright (21) was serving with the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment. His ceremony of repatriation took place at RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire with full military honours.

Highway of Heroes Repatriation Ride from Trenton Ont to Toronto's Downsview Park. 83 red vehicals ( 1 for each solider who has died at war over the last few years) along with the fallen soilders family plus 1000+ vehicals travelled along the highway of heroes in repatriation for our fallen soliders.

The repatriation ceremony held at RAF Lyneham on 16 June 2008 for Private Nathan Cuthbertson, Private Daniel Gamble, Private Charles Murray, Lance Corporal James Bateman and Private Jeff Doherty. All five men were from 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment. To read the full tributes go to: http://www.army.mod.uk/3541.aspx

Trooper Jack Sadler, a Territorial Army soldier with the Honourable Artillery Company, died when the vehicle he was traveling in caught in an explosion during a tactical patrol to the north of Sangin, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Jack (21) was originally from Exeter but lived in London where, having completed his extensive basic training and obtained a degree in War Studies at the University of London, he volunteered for mobilisation and deployment to Afghanistan. Although a reservist, he had no difficulty fitting in and soon became an integral member of a highly effective and close knit team. He was a dedicated and professional soldier who had proved himself to be a reliable in demanding tactical patrols and in the face of the enemy. An intelligent man, he had a keen wit and a dry sense of humour which he used to great effect whenever the going became tough.

Canada's Highway of Heroes. Song: Band of Brothers - 'Requiem for a Soldier' Sung by Katherine Jenkins on 10th November 2007 at the UK's Royal British Legion Festival, an annual event held at London's Albert Hall commemorating those who have served in the armed forces & who have given their lives for our liberty.

Roots reggae is a subgenre of reggae that concerns itself with the life of the ghetto sufferer.[1] Lyrical themes include poverty, social issues, resistance to government oppression, repatriation, and Rastafari. The heyday of roots reggae is usually considered the latter half of the 1970s, with singers such as Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Johnny Clarke, Horace Andy, and Lincoln Thompson teaming up with producers such as Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Bunny Lee, Joseph Hoo Kim and Coxsone Dodd. The experimental pioneering of such producers within often-restricted technological parameters gave birth to dub, and is seen by some music historians as one of the earliest (albeit analogue) contributions to modern dance music production techniques. Roots reggae, having its origins in the Jamaican landscape, also made its way into the United States with the mass migration of Jamaicans to New York. This took place with the reforms made to American immigration laws in the early 1960's. Along with localized traditions and food, reggae music was inevitably brought as well, contributing to the New York City soundscape http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_reggae

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Tributes have been paid to Guardsman Neil Downes, of Manchester, and Lance Corporal Paul Sandford, of Nottingham, who died on operational service in Afghanistan. Guardsman Downes (20) was a member of the 1st battalion Grenadier Guards. He was killed in Helmand province when his vehicle was attacked by an explosive device. Lance Corporal Sandford (23) served with the 1st battalion The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Regiment. He died while on an offensive patrol against the Taliban.

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Sergeant Lee Johnson who served with the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment was killed as he took part in an operation to recapture the town of Musa Qaleh in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, when a device believed to be a mine exploded. Sergeant Johnson (33) joined the Green Howards in 1990 and spent the majority on his career with B Company, recently being promoted to sergeant. The unit were renamed 2nd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment, and as an accomplished sportsman, he represented the Battalion at boxing and the Army at Judo. His Commanding Officer Lt Col Simon Downey said: "Sergeant "Judo Jonno" Johnson was one of life's great gems. A huge personality and a supreme soldier, he had a zest for life that took all before him. Our thoughts and our prayers are with his brother, LCpl Johnson currently serving with the Battalion in Afghanistan and his family and loved ones at this terrible time."

A Derbyshire soldier who died in an accident in Afghanistan was a big-hearted man who would always go the extra mile. Private Brian Tunnicliffe, of 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters) was one of the two soldiers who died in southern Afghanistan on Thursday when the vehicle they were travelling in overturned. The soldier, known as Tunni, grew up in Ilkeston and was enlisted into the Army in Derby. His wife, Lindsay, yesterday described him as a beloved husband and best friend.

Trooper Robert Pearson -- or "Chesney" to his friends -- came from Grimsby and joined his local regiment, The Queen's Royal Lancers, in early 2007 where he became the driver of a Scimitar Reconnaissance vehicle. The 22-year-old was part of the Armoured Support Company Royal Marines providing security to a resupply convoy in Afghanistan. The convoy was returning to Camp Bastion when the vehicle he was driving hit a suspected mine. Sadly, despite the best efforts of the medical team, Trooper Pearson was pronounced dead on arrival at the field hospital at Camp Bastion. The commanding officer described the young Trooper as a "popular and well respected individual". He said: "His outgoing and confident manner gave a strong indication to his chain of command that he was a talent to watch. For those that might question whether or not today's soldiers are a match for their forebears he was ample proof that they are every bit as good and more. . . The Lancers have lost a good soldier."

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Corporal Rodney Wilson (30) from the 4th Battalion The Rifles, died while trying to rescue a wounded colleague during a fire fight in Basra. He is the 150th member of the British armed forces to die in Iraq. His repatriation ceremony took place at RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire with full military honours.

Corporal Darryl Gardiner died when the vehicle he was travelling in was hit by a roadside mine strike near the Musa Qala district of Helmand Province. He was an armourer in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers attached to 5th Regiment Royal Artillery, which was part of the Brigade Reconnaissance Force. Corporal 'Daz' Gardiner (25) was a keen skydiver who represented both the Corps and Army in parachuting competitions as well as being an accomplished instructor. The Officer Commanding the Brigade Reconnaissance Force, Major Tony Phillips said: "We have lost a good friend, a courageous soldier and a remarkably skilled tradesman. His death has been a bitter blow to us all. Corporal Gardiner was good to be around, he was a gentleman, we will all cherish the time we had with him."

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Corporal Steve Edwards of the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment was killed by an improvised explosive device as he checked the safety of the soldiers traveling in his Warrior armoured fighting vehicle at Basra in southern Iraq. Known to his friends as 'Eddy' he has been described by his commanding officer as " ...a 'Tankie' to the core: proud, loyal and professional with an excellent esprit de corps. His years of experience and kindhearted nature will be a great loss to us all. His friend and comrade Corporal Mike Roberts said of him: "Eddy was a big man, with a big heart. He inspired and touched anyone who had the pleasure to come across him. Two of his many qualities that I admired were his loyalty and dedication to his friends and family" Another friend added "My thoughts are with your wife, and I know your child will grow up knowing how much of a great father and a man you were."

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