Примеры использования Joint verification and monitoring mechanism на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The withdrawal of PALIPEHUTU-FNL from the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism triggered renewed insecurity.
This spike in recruitment is most likely related to the implementation difficulties encountered in solidifying the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement and the subsequent withdrawal of the members of the FNL delegation from the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism in that month.
Bring the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism process to an end and implement in good faith each side's commitments.
On 11 October the Facilitation and the Government formally launched the joint verification and monitoring mechanism.
In the absence of FNL representatives, the joint verification and monitoring mechanism provided for in the agreement, although launched on 11 October, did not convene.
Participation in regular and extraordinary meetings of the implementation mechanisms, including in the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and its subsidiary organs.
Extent to which the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism functions according to the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement signed between the Government of Burundi and PALIPEHUTU-FNL.
In the meantime,it is imperative that FNL resume its participation in the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism without delay or preconditions.
Setting up the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism in Burundi and completing the Sierra Leone Compact in the coming months will be important steps in defining the commitments of all parties.
On 20 October, the South African Facilitation reconvened the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism to address the question of the alleged FNL dissidents.
The Peacebuilding Commission commends their renewed effortsto get Palipehutu-FNL to resume their participation in the implementation mechanisms of the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement, namely the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism.
Meanwhile, the Government authorized the release of 247 FNL prisoners and, by 15 January, the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism had supervised the release of 118 of them.
The above notwithstanding, the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism achieved some progress on the issue of political prisoners with the conclusion of a national prison survey on 8 August, which identified 687 Palipehutu-FNL prisoners.
The situation reached a critical stage in July 2007,as all the members of Palipehutu-FNL(Rwasa) withdrew from the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and the implementation process.
The possible participation of the United Nations in the joint verification and monitoring mechanism and joint liaison teams might also require an adjustment to the mandate of BINUB and additional resources for the office.
They have pleaded eagerly to those responsiblein the Burundi Government, the members of the Political Directorate and some members of PALIPEHUTU-FNL for the resumption of the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and for security issues to be made a priority.
The FNL leadership had refused to return to Burundi or participate in the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism before certain conditions were met by the Government, including the release of FNL prisoners.
They include issues not directly addressed by it, such as the possible participation of FNLmembers in national institutions, and delays in implementation given the lack of participation by FNL in the joint verification and monitoring mechanism launched by the Governmentand the South African Facilitation.
The release of children associated with Palipehutu-FNL is being negotiated within the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism of the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement signed on 7 September 2006 between the Government of Burundi and Palipehutu-FNL.
During the reporting period, two meetings of the Tripartite Plus Commission were convened, during which the FNL question was discussed. On 5 December 2007,a Tripartite Plus meeting in Addis Ababa condemned the"repeated ceasefire violations by FNL and its stubborn and unjustified refusal to resume its participation in the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism.
However, on 6 May, in a letter to the Tanzanian Foreign Minister, FNL indicated its intention to return to the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and the Political Directorate within the specified time frames.
Calls on the Palipehutu-FNL to work with the Government, the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and all international partners in order to encourage all its combatants to move without conditionalities to assembly areasand to fully implement the disarmament, demobilization and reinsertion process;
In 2007, there were setbacks in the implementation of the Ceasefire Agreement between the Government and PALIPEHUTU-FNL with the withdrawal of PALIPEHUTU-FNL from the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and the renewal of fighting between the movementand the National Defence Force.
On 2 June, Government and Palipehutu-FNL delegates to the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism adopted a joint operational plan outlining the demobilizationand integration calendar for Palipehutu-FNL combatants.
Three main issues were highlighted as affecting the country's efforts to consolidate peace and potentially provoking a crisis in the country: a fragile budgetary situation; an ongoing parliamentary deadlock resulting in the blocking of legislative action; and the withdrawal of PALIPEHUTU-FNL from the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism on 21 July 2007.
The representative of Burundi also deplored the lack of participation of Palipehutu-FNL in the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and its consequences for the situation of children, and called upon the international community to increase pressure on its leadership in order to remedy the situation.
Welcoming the efforts of the Burundi Government and the international community to encourage the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-Forces nationales de libération(Palipehutu-FNL) and its leader Agathon Rwasa to accede to the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism envisaged in article 3.1 of the Global Ceasefire Agreement of 7 September 2006and to resume negotiations.
Implementation of the agreement is to be coordinated and verified by a joint verification and monitoring mechanism and subsidiary bodies comprising representatives from the Government of Burundi, FNL, the African Union and the United Nations, with the Regional Peace Initiative for Burundi as guarantor.
In December, the South African Facilitation of the peace process organized a meeting in Dar-es-Salaam, at which the two parties reached an agreement on the issue of provisional immunityfor FNL members and the release of detained FNL members who were nominated to participate in the agreement's Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism provided for in the agreement.
Under the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement, signed between the Government of Burundi and the armed group Palipehutu-FNL(Rwasa)on 7 September 2006, the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism was established in order to supervise the cantonment and demobilization of combatants with child protection expertise provided by BINUB child protection and UNICEF.