Примеры использования Murle на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Murle tribal constituency.
Linked to this will be UNMISS support to peacebuilding initiatives among Murle.
Attacks by alleged Murle tribesmen continued in Jonglei State.
Serious concerns were also raised in respect of retaliation attacks by the Murle tribe.
In mid 1981 this harmony broke down when Murle bandits attacked Jieng Bor cattle camps in several locations around Mongalla.
The process has since resumed in the areas of Jonglei State dominated by the Murle tribe.
The Mission also liaised with affected Dinka Bor,Lou Nuer and Murle communities to urge restraint and dialogue.
A small number of small-scale cattle raids have still occurred,attributed mostly to the Murle.
Some armed Murle young people who have evaded civilian disarmament have reportedly joined the Yau Yau militia.
Many of the latter abductions were allegedly perpetrated by armed men from the Murle tribe in Jonglei State.
After the Addis Ababa Agreement(1972)the Jieng Bor and Murle people lived in relative peace, sharing grazing areas, especially Gok Bor.
For example, on 12 November 2007, a 10-year-old boy was abducted near Rejaf, in Central Equatoria State, by Murle tribesmen.
During a series of clashes between Murle and Lou-Nuer, the total number of children abducted from both communities reportedly reached as many as 140.
She also expressed grave concern at the ongoing mobilization in Jonglei of armed Lou Nuer youth against the Murle tribe.
In Jonglei State, the traditional rivalry between Lou Nuer and Murle tribes intensified in late April in Pibor County, claiming more lives.
Heavy inter-tribal fighting in Jonglei State from 5 to 12 March was reportedly sparked by Lou Nuer attacks on Murle towns east of Bor.
From 27 December 2011 to 4 February 2012, small groups of armed Murle youth launched retaliatory attacks on Lou Nuer and Bor Dinka areas.
Similar unverified incidents were also reported in Leer, Unity State,where 85 girls were reportedly abducted by tribesmen suspected to be Murle.
It also worked closely with Lou Nuer and Murle community leaders to advance a peace and reconciliation process with a view to averting further attacks.
While the identity of the attackerscould not be confirmed, local residents blamed the Murle, which escalated inter-communal tensions.
UNMIS has verified reports of Murle raids in Jonglei State in which over 150 children were reported to have been abducted since January.
As indicated in my previous report(S/2012/820),the armed group loyal to David Yau Yau, a Murle, had taken up positions in Pibor County by late August.
Both Murle and Lou Nuer leaders have called for credible security arrangements to be put in place first, as well as for the prior disarmament of the other community.
For example, on 19 April 2011, a total of 128 children were abducted by armed militias from the Nuer tribe, reportedly in retaliation against the Murle tribe, in Pibor County.
Most of the cases were attributed to the Murle, although the identity of perpetrators can be difficult to ascertain and abductions are not exclusive to the Murle. .
Some senior commanders overseeing the disarmament operation inthe county were replaced, while senior Murle officers were deployed to participate in commanding the operation.
Subsequently, Murle youth launched reprisal attacks on Lou Nuer and Dinka settlements, which they believed had also participated in the attacks of December and January.
An upsurge in inter-communal violence in Jonglei state among the Lou Nuer,Dinka and Murle accounted for many of the deaths and child abductions reported in 2009.
Raids are creating insecurity and temporary displacement and prompting civilians to re-arm, thus increasing tensions among the Dinka,Nuer and Murle communities.
During the inter-tribal clashes between the Murle and Lou Nuer in Jonglei State, more than 200 children were reportedly abducted and unconfirmed numbers were killed and displaced.