Примеры использования Congo reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No verifiable systematic recruitment of children by military forces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported.
Both the Niger and the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that national employment promotion policies are under preparation.
CONGO reported on the activities of the International Association for Counselling(IAC) including its participation in the organization of the first African Conference on Guidance and Counselling, held in Nairobi in April 2002.
The head of the ICRC Central Tracing Agency for the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that the initial results had been positive.
Ambassador Luc Joseph Okio of the Congo reported on the activities of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa.
In addition, the national reports of the Central African Republic and the Congo reported a high(and rising) number of sterile women.
Furthermore, the Congo reported the non-criminalization of the attempt to falsify documents used for the purpose of enabling the smuggling of migrants.
ENRC is close to an agreement to buy out Dan Gertler,the owner of a 49.5% stake in a copper mine in the DR Congo, reported Sunday Times on July 22, without disclosing its source.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported five more anti-personnel mines than it did in 2011 indicating that the anti-personnel mines retained were all defused.
The Serious Fraud Office(SFO), an independent government department that investigates and prosecutes serious fraud and corruption,demands from Dechert ENRC's documents related to the investigation of the company's activities in DR Congo, reported Financial Times without citing the source.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that its authorities had taken measures to control the illicit trafficking in flora and fauna, including seizures of different products.
They also reported that girls were present in the ranks, and that they were regularly subjected to gender-based violence, including rape. On 23 April, authorities in Dungu,eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, reported that 13 people, including 4 students, were abducted from a primary school following attacks by LRA.
The Group of Experts on the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported the shelling of a school in Goma by M23 during an attack between 22 and 30 August 2013 see S/2014/42.
Congo reported that it was committed to developing a reliable scientific database, identifying vulnerable marine ecosystems and studying the impact of fishing on the environment and resources by improving data collection with the assistance of bilateral and multilateral partners.
At the May 2012 meeting of the Standing Committee on Mine Clearance, the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that 10 of these 12 areas have now been cleared with a total of 340,322.77 square metres have been demined.
Cameroon and the Congo reported that national legislation criminalized not the smuggling of migrants per se, but other acts, such as procuring, illegal arrest, kidnapping and slavery.
In its initial transparency report submitted on 30 April 2003,the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported areas under its jurisdiction or control containing, or suspected to contain, anti-personnel mines.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that it still has insufficient information to meet the requirements of Article 5 and that only 30 per cent of the area to be surveyed has been surveyed.
Congo reported that as a member of the Regional Fisheries Commission for the Gulf of Guinea, it was making efforts to address the provisions in paragraph 83 of resolution 61/105, in particular measures to regulate bottom fishing and to respect the deadline of 31 December 2007.
A note dated 17 July 2006 from the OHCHR field office in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that the militia chief Peter Karim of the Front nationaliste et intégrationniste had agreed to negotiate with the Government following a meeting held in Doye, 60 kilometres north of Bunia, under the auspices of MONUC.
The Republic of Congo reported that it is still in the process of determining whether the areas suspected to contain anti-personnel mines indeed contain anti-personnel mines and, to this end, it is planning to conduct an impact survey when funds are available.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that a national survey, which will take place in 5 phases, will last nine months from 1 May 2013 and was initiated on 25 March 2013.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that, since the start of the demining programme in 2002, a total of 7.5 square kilometres have been subject to clearance and verification activities resulting in the locations and destruction of 3,331 mines(anti-personnel and anti-tank mines) and that 82 areas are currently classified as suspected or confirmed mined areas(70 suspected, 12 confirmed) measuring a total of 14.13 square kilometres.
A note dated 9 March 2006 from the OHCHR field office in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that on 27 February 2006, following clashes between the FARDC and the militiamen in the village of Tchey, near Bunia, more than 8,000 people, mostly women and children, were being held hostage by the militiamen, who were using them as a human shield.
Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that while no national demining strategy has yet been developed, a United Nations Mine Action Coordination Centre(UNMACC) 2010-2012 strategy outlines UNMACC objectives for this period.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that it is working to establish an inter-ministerial coordination committee under the leadership of the General Secretary for Humanitarian Affairs.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that national legislation criminalized not the smuggling of migrants per se, but other acts, such as procuring, illegal arrest and sequestration.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported on the dramatic humanitarian situation in the eastern part of the country, with more than 8 million dead and 1.5 million displaced in the past two decades.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that, since the 10MSP, the IMSMA data collection form has been updated to enhance the information to be collected about each victim and that this form has been used in the Kinshasa, Eastern Kasaï, North Kivu, South Kivu and Katanga provinces in the first trimester of 2011.
Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that operators under the coordination of the United Nations Mine Action Coordination Centre(UNMACC) are using demining and technical and non-technical means to release lands and that the Democratic Republic of the Congo does not yet have national standards.