Примеры использования Demobilized members на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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While short-term reintegration programmes for the demobilized members of the Armed Forces of El Salvador have started, they cover only part of the target group.
The European Union, meanwhile, continued to focus on the Department of Usulután,assisting 1,500 former combatants of FMLN and 1,500 demobilized members of the armed forces.
Of demobilized members of the armed forces of El Salvador and.
The Government of Colombia approved the Justice and Peace Law in 2005, which provides for a special judicial procedure andjudicial benefits for demobilized members of illegal armed groups.
Programmes to reintegrate demobilized members of the National Police require $14 million.
A German-financed housing project similar to that inaugurated for FMLN ex-combatants is being prepared for demobilized members of the Armed Forces of El Salvador.
The launch of the special pension fund for demobilized members of the defence and internal security institutions, owing to delays in the elections.
Likewise, in this new project, the following have joined the effort: the Association of Volunteer Firefighters,the Guatemalan Army and the demobilized members of the Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unit.
The legal situation of demobilized members of paramilitary groups not eligible to be tried under the Justice and Peace Act(question 2) had not been clarified.
The programme provides for the transfer of land to a maximum of 47,500 beneficiaries, including up to 7,500former combatants of FMLN, 15,000 demobilized members of FAES and 25,000 landholders.
It would also be interesting to know whether demobilized members of paramilitary groups whose confessions had helped to shed light on certain crimes had been prosecuted and sentenced.
Advice given to the Haitian National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization andReintegration to ensure inclusion of HIV/AIDS considerations in programmes for demobilized members of armed groups.
To date, 699 former FMLN combatants,441 demobilized members of the armed forces and 532 demobilized members of the National Police have benefited from the programme.
Within the context of a transitional justice process, the Justice and Peace Law(Law 975)was adopted in 2005 to regulate the procedures to be followed with demobilized members of illegal armed groups.
Many demobilized members are taking advantage of the International Organization for Migration retraining programme, which is intended to help them to find proper employment.
Subsequent negotiations reduced this beneficiary population to 38,096 people,of whom 8,830 were demobilized members of the armed forces and 29,266 were either former combatants of FMLN or landholders.
Furthermore, the number of demobilized members of illegal armed groups processed under the Law is very low, compared with the number of persons that could contribute information relevant for the establishment of the truth.
The Committee is seriously concerned at the lack of an appropriate legal framework for establishing the criminal liability of demobilized members of illegal armed groups, including approximately 30,000 paramilitaries.
The scholarship programme, aimed at former FMLN combatants and demobilized members of the armed forces and the National Police, was designed to meet needs for secondary education(diversified baccalaureate studies), technological training and university education.
The creation of a volunteer territorial defence force should, in principle, take place in tandem withthe military restructuring plan, according to which eligible civilians and demobilized members of the various armed groups would be able to join the national army.
The Fund had made it possible to build reception centres for the demobilized members of the Guatemalan National Revolutionary United Front and to set up a special programme of assistance to communities of displaced persons.
If the process is to be sustainable in the medium andlong term, substantive changes are needed in programmes catering for the needs of former FMLN combatants, demobilized members of FAES and the civilian population in the areas in which they have settled.
Law 975/2005 regulates the procedures to be followed with demobilized members of illegal armed groups and establishes judicial benefits based on their contribution to justice and reparation.
ONUSAL has continued to work with the parties and with the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) on the implementation of the medium-term programmes for former combatants of the armed forces and FMLN,supporters of the latter who became landholders in the former zones of conflict and demobilized members of the National Police.
The same conditions should also be established to enable all ex-combatants and demobilized members of the Guatemalan armed forces to become integrated into civilian life in programmes which contribute to national development.
With regard to personal documentation for the uprooted population, the Act on the Personal Documentation of the Population Uprooted by the Internal Armed Conflict, which entered into force in October 1997, facilitates the registration of births, marriages anddeaths for members of uprooted population groups and demobilized members of URNG and requires the Ministry of the Interior to prepare regulations for its implementation.
A second programme, also coordinated by UNDP,provided technical assistance to former combatants of FMLN and demobilized members of the armed forces through non-governmental organizations and the National Centre for Agricultural and Forest Technology CENTA.
Recognizing that the reintegration of former combatants and demobilized members of the armed forces continues to be one of the most complex aspects of the social and economic commitments and that the sustainability of any such programme is linked to broader challenges, such as poverty relief, employment generation, social integration, public security and efficient, transparent and speedy administration of justice.
In addition, as of December 2009, the United Nations has confirmed information of the Justice and Peace Unit indicating that demobilized members of self-defence groups have begun giving testimony on 1,437 cases of child recruitment and have completed testimonies on 1,093 cases.