Примеры использования Nepalese army на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nepalese Army.
Royal Nepalese Army.
Mr. Nabin Silwas,Lieutenant Colonel, Nepalese Army;
The Royal Nepalese Army(RNA) established a Human Rights Cell at its headquarters on 8 July 2002.
Human Rights Cell in the Royal Nepalese Army.
The Nepalese Army provided a response on 42 out of 315 cases which it said were clarified.
Security personnel, including the Royal Nepalese Army, have been mobilized to quell the insurgency.
The Nepalese Army did not transmit to OHCHR the report of its task force set up to investigate the 49 cases.
He had found torture to be systematic andpractised by the police forces and the Royal Nepalese Army.
The Nepalese Army indicated that it was investigating the cases and provided information on a few individuals.
Human rights units had been established in the Royal Nepalese Army, the Armed Police Force and the Nepal Police.
In August, the Nepalese Army gave OHCHR copies of the court martial decision on Maina Sunuwar and two other cases.
The Committee had received reports that the Royal Nepalese Army and the police routinely ignored court orders.
The Royal Nepalese Army organized a two-day seminar on international terrorism from 28 to 30 January 1997.
Police were reluctantto register the cases, mainly because high-level Royal Nepalese Army personnel are named in the FIRs.
The Royal Nepalese Army coordinates all training of its personnel for participation in United Nations missions.
The Nepal Police launched a criminal investigation against a civilian accompanying the officer but not against the Nepalese Army captain.
In the Victory Parade at London in 1946, the Royal Nepalese Army was led by the Commanding Officer Sir Baber Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana.
The completion of a numberof important transitional commitments, including the integration of Maoist combatants into the Nepalese army is commended.
Members of the Security Forces, the Nepalese Army and the police are allegedly responsible for these disappearances.
Two separate committees of inquiry were established to investigate the case, one under the Home Ministry,the other under the Nepalese Army.
Although the officer was repatriated to Nepal in December 2009, the Nepalese Army has refused to hand him over to the police despite the existence of an arrest warrant.
OHCHR continued to experience difficulties in gaining access to official documents on investigations from the Nepalese Army and, at times, the police.
In addition, the Nepalese Army maintained its refusal to provide documents relating to military investigations and court martial proceedings into abuses.
Similarly, human rights cells have been established in the Home Ministry, the Nepal Police,the Armed Police Force and the Royal Nepalese Army.
The Nepalese Army has repeatedly refused to cooperate fully with police investigations and with orders from judicial authorities, including the Supreme Court.
The reluctance of authorities to proceed with criminal investigations relating to past human rights violations is not limited to cases involving the Nepalese Army.
The Government and the Royal Nepalese Army reportedly have failed to take action to prevent and punish human rights abuses committed by the security forces.
In late August, the Supreme Court was considering a petition to end these obligations andto quash any declarations signed by detainees while held by the Nepalese Army.
Steps had been taken in the Royal Nepalese Army and the Nepal Police to investigate all alleged cases of torture and to punish those found guilty of such acts.