Примеры использования Armed forces and armed groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women associated with armed forces and armed groups.
Armed forces and armed groups operating in Afghanistan.
III. Information on progress made in the release of children from armed forces and armed groups.
Incidents of association of children with armed forces and armed groups, as well as attacks on schools, also continue to be reported.
Zero recruitment of Darfurian boys and girls under 18 in armed forces and armed groups.
The Operation also engaged in dialogue with the Sudanese Armed Forces and armed groups to gain commitments to action plans to end the recruitmentand the use of child soldiers.
The GON is preparing a national policy on children associated with armed forces and armed groups.
Moreover, by setting a dichotomy of solutions in relation to national armed forces and armed groups, the text might raise doubts as to its compatibility with the principles of the universality of human rights and non-discrimination.
It remains difficult, however, to systematically identify girls associated with armed forces and armed groups.
During the reporting period, MONUSCO documented the release of 271 children from the armed forces and armed groups, with 96 of them originating from the ranks of the Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda.
These programmes should be developed in line with the Paris Principles on children associated with armed forces and armed groups.
Armed forces and armed groups use schools for a variety of military purposes, including as barracks, sniper or defensive positions, munitions depots, detention centres, recruiting grounds and training facilities.
The delegation pointed out that 2,894 children had left the armed forces and armed groups as a result.
Six meetings were held with the Sudanese Armed Forces and armed groups to raise awareness about the relevant Security Council resolutions pertaining to childrenand to obtain commitments to preventing and ending violations.
Prevent the recruitment and the use of children in armed forces and armed groups(Lithuania);
The UNICEF programme, Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups, has supported approximately 7,500 children and young people formerly associated with the armed forces and armed groups, and 3,000 other children affected by conflict in 58 of the 75 districts of Nepal.
Tens of thousands of children currently formed part of various armed forces and armed groups in at least 16 countries.
In 2009, a project was initiated in cooperation with UNFPA to address special protection concerns related to acceptance in the community and stigmatization of girls associated with armed forces and armed groups.
I note with concern the presence and use of tanks by Syrian armed forces and armed groups in the area of separation.
UNICEF led a consortium of organizations who introduced a joint programme called Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups.
Implement a demobilization and reintegration programme for children associated with the armed forces and armed groups, based on the rules set forth in the Principlesand Guidelines on Children Associated with Armed Forces or Armed Groups, of February 2007;
Children in particular are disproportionately affected by hostilities,both directly as victims and through their association with armed forces and armed groups.
The Government should also ensure that girls formerly associated with the armed forces and armed groups are afforded equal reintegration opportunities.
In the context of the peace process, including discussions regarding management of arms and armed personnel, the withdrawal of children from armed forces and armed groups is a key issue.
In addition, UNAMID, in collaboration with the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF),maintained dialogue with the armed forces and armed groups to secure commitment to action plans to end the recruitmentand use of child soldiers and other grave violations against children.
In particular, the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is encouraged to use the security sector reform process to address the needs of young people formerly associated with the armed forces and armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The security situation in Mali was also affected by clashes between the Malian armed forces and armed groups and incidents of intercommunal violence.
In 2010, reintegration support was provided to 28,000 children affected by armed conflict and 11,400 boys and girls associated with armed forces and armed groups in 15 conflict-affected countries.
Since 2002, more than 50,000 children in over 10 countries have been released from armed forces and armed groups and reintegrated into their societies.
This effort is intended to provide a better platform for monitoring and reporting of grave child rights violations, identifying perpetrators in armed forces and armed groups, and guiding programmatic response.