Примеры использования Eritrean officials на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ethiopia's attack on Eritrean officials in Badme.
The three Eritrean officials opened the meeting, and then let the conference proceed in their absence.
The mission also sought to meet with Eritrean officials but was not issued visas to Eritrea.
The Eritrean officials told Colonel Hashi to make his request to the Eritrean representative in Mogadishu.
A report on the Eritrean support to the Darfur rebels and a list of Eritrean officials involved therein;
Meetings with Eritrean officials did not take place in the margins of the African Union Summit.
The Monitoring Group has also received testimony regarding ransom fees that have been paid directly to Eritrean officials.
Eritrean officials denied the reports and said Ethiopia was looking for an excuse to start its own cross-border attacks.
On these occasions the Mission met with top Eritrean officials, representatives of the Eastern Front and UNMEE.
Sudanese and Eritrean officials have visited each other's countries on numerous occasions and vowed to work towards closer cooperation.
Hosting of rebel field commanders and opposition leaders and the facilitation of field visits to their forces and assignment of Eritrean officials to escort them;
Eritrean officials and party agents routinely resort to threats, intimidation and coercive measures in order to elicit payment.
The trafficking of arms and people is managed by the same networks using the same vehicles,and the same Eritrean officials are implicated.
The Panel sought to meet with Eritrean officials in Asmara to discuss these accusations, but did not receive a response to requests for meetings.
In 2011, the Group found that the cross-borderoperations between Eritrea and the Sudan provided a key source of illicit financing for Eritrean officials and regional armed groups.
The Panel also repeatedly requested meetings with Eritrean officials, but as of the time of writing has not received a formal response to these requests.
Regrettably, Eritrea's attitude is different, as has been repeatedly evidenced on the ground in our region andin statements made by Eritrean officials in different forums, including the General Assembly.
The statements of Eritrean officials and the actions of the Eritrean Army on the ground thus prove that so far there has been no change of heart.
The Monitoring Group has received numerous mutually corroborating reports from credible Somali sources andforeign intelligence agencies identifying several Eritrean officials engaged in such transactions.
Multiple sources have described to the Monitoring Group how Eritrean officials collaborate with ethnic Rashaida smugglers to move their human cargo through the Sudan into Egypt and beyond.
The Special Rapporteur welcomed the meeting with Eritrean diplomats in New York on 23 October 2013,which was the only opportunity she had to meet with Eritrean officials since the submission of her first report.
The Monitoring Group has obtained information that, during the course of 2012, Eritrean officials in the Embassy of Eritrea in Nairobi told Ahmed Nuur to prepare a visit to Khartoum in order to meet Mohamed Mantai, Eritrea's Ambassador to the Sudan.
UNMEE will meet with Eritrean government officials to discuss allegations of ill-treatment by Eritrean officials made by persons of Ethiopian origin who were recently repatriated.
Over the past two years, Eritrean officials have repeatedly met with Transitional Federal Government representatives, as the Eritrean position remains that the only way forward in Somalia is a Somali-owned inclusive political process.
The Commission finds Eritrea liable for economic losses suffered by Ethiopian departees that resulted from Eritrean officials' wrongful seizure of their property and wrongful interference with their efforts to secure or dispose of their property.
Senior Eritrean officials, notably General Teklai Kifle“Manjus”, Commander of the Western Sector, continue to be engaged in arms trafficking to Sudan- a trade that impacts regional security as far away as Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Finally, the Chair reported that he had requested the Government of Eritrea to facilitate another meeting between the Monitoring Group and Eritrean officials to enable the Group to continue its constructive engagement with the Government of Eritrea until the end of the current mandate of the Group.
Two former senior Eritrean officials and a former Eritrean general, all of whom are in contact with officials in the military and Government, have told the Monitoring Group that Eritrea's support to TPDM appears to be more sustained and organized than its support for other Ethiopian armed groups.
The Monitoring Group received various credible testimonies that Eritrean officials are resorting to coercive measures in order to extract payment from Eritrean nationals, including denying passport issuance and exit visas, and blocking individuals from shipping goods to Eritrea unless receipt of payment or clearance has been presented to the authorities.
Following the dispersal of the uprising, Eritrean officials made discreet references to diplomatic interlocutors regarding the Muslim faith of the majority of those who rebelled, indicating a deliberate policy of representing the uprising as a religiously motivated affair, whereas the rebel demands were political in nature.