Примеры использования Eritrean civilians на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Of Eritrean civilians.
In one year, Ethiopia has carried out the expulsion of close to 60,000 Eritrean civilians.
Statement on ordeals of Eritrean civilians detained, expelled and.
In addition, monitored repatriation of 865 Ethiopian civilians and 156 Eritrean civilians.
Detention of Eritrean civilians under harsh and unacceptable conditions;
The Mission also facilitated the repatriation of Ethiopian and Eritrean civilians who inadvertently had crossed the border.
Around 80 Eritrean civilians were either killed or maimed as a result of these strikes.
What will they say to the families of thousands of Eritrean civilians who remain in remote prison camps in Ethiopia?
Thousands of Eritrean civilians had fled to the Sudan and elsewhere throughout the period of the armed struggle.
Monitored 9 repatriations of Ethiopian civilians(933 persons) and5 repatriations of Eritrean civilians 627 persons.
One thousand four hundred and ten Eritrean civilians deported from Addis Ababa arrived at the port city of Assab early yesterday morning.
In addition, the UNMEE Mine Action Coordination Centre provided training to 3,610 Eritrean civilians in the Temporary Security Zone.
Ethiopia's crimes against these innocent Eritrean civilians have been verified by numerous independent observers and condemned by some.
The Eritrean regime has continued to launch unfounded allegations against Ethiopia for expelling en masse Eritrean civilians residing in Ethiopia.
But Ethiopia continues to detain Eritrean civilians in the notorious concentration camp of Dediesa and in six or so localities that were not declared before.
Ethiopian declarants described growing economic difficulties, family separations, harassment and sporadic discrimination andeven attacks at the hands of Eritrean civilians.
As a result, 2,242 Ethiopian civilians were repatriated from Eritrea and 121 Eritrean civilians were repatriated from Ethiopia under the auspices of ICRC.
Many other Eritrean civilians are also dying in other concentration camps, particularly in Tigrai; these deaths are unaccounted for by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
On 21 October, in an unfortunate shooting incident,an UNMEE sentry fired at a group of unidentified Eritrean civilians who had forcibly entered an UNMEE camp in Barentu, in Sector West.
Eritrean civilians in sovereign Eritrean territory occupied by Ethiopian forces are being routinely subjected to systematic harassment and terror tactics, as well as torture, rape, confiscation and destruction of homes and property.
The air raid was carried out at 3 p.m. in response to an air attack on Asmara airport launched from Mekelle airbase at 2.10p.m. earlier that day, in which 34 Eritrean civilians were either killed or wounded.
In addition to the new prisoners, ICRC is continuing regular visits to prisoners of war and interred Eritrean civilians at Bilate camp to verify whether their living conditions are in keeping with the rules of international humanitarian law.
The Government of Eritrea once again calls upon the international community to ensure that Ethiopia respects the international laws, covenants andcharters on human rights to which it is a signatory and to release all Eritrean civilians in detention immediately.
The fact is that the route happens to be the same route through which Ethiopia deported Eritrean civilians, penniless and without any assistance, during the period when the repatriation of Ethiopians was scheduled to take place.
The representative of Ethiopia had accused Eritrea of committing abuses against Ethiopians living in that country,whereas in fact the crimes committed by the Ethiopian regime against Eritrean civilians had been widely publicized and verified by independent witnesses.
It also calls for an immediate release of all Eritrean civilians- including 37 university exchange students who have been detained by the Ethiopian Government en masse, illegally and without due process of law- from detention in Ethiopia.
Continuing to call or demand for cessation of hostilities by both parties when Eritrea has always called for and accepted it but Ethiopia continues to reject it, not acting when Ethiopiacontinues its bombing and other crimes against Eritrean civilians is encouraging the Ethiopian regime to persist in its war for wider agendas and its crimes against Eritrean civilians.
Only last week, the Ethiopian Prime Minister, when requested by ICRC to release Eritrean civilians incarcerated in the notorious Dediesa concentration camp for the last two and a half years, responded that his Government was only"ready to re-examine with flexibility the status of those detainees at Dediesa in line with progress in the peace process.
Therefore, the Eritrean government, through proclamation 123/2002, established the Eritrean Demining Authority(EDA) in 2002 with the task of clearing landmines and returning areas to productive use,educating Eritrean civilians of the dangers of mines and on ways to identify and report them, facilitating the repatriation of internally displaced persons and refugees and integrating mine action into the national development plans.
Moreover, Ethiopia has facilitated, and will continue to do so, for ICRC, concerned United Nations agencies and other intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, regular access to prisoners of war andtemporarily detained Eritrean civilians, while the Eritrean regime, in spite of the promises it has made, has so far never allowed ICRC and other concerned United Nations bodies to have any access to Ethiopian civilian detainees and prisoners of war annex III.