Примеры использования Rwasa на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Rwasa thereby agreed to return to Bujumbura by 1 May.
Negotiations with FNL Rwasa.
Since then, Rwasa has travelled through the United Republic of Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia and.
Integration of PALIPEHUTU-FNL(Rwasa) in the peace process.
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FNL president Agathon Rwasa consolidated an alliance with Mai Mai Yakutumba early in 2011 see paras.
Good offices efforts aimed at bringing PALIPEHUTU-FNL(Rwasa) to the negotiating table.
Throughout his travels, Rwasa remains in close contact with Baranyanka, the commander.
Parti de libération du Peuple hutu(Palipehutu)-Forces Nationales pour la Libération(FNL)- Agathon Rwasa.
Both Mr. Bamvuginyumvira and Mr. Rwasa have denied the validity of the claims.
Observed Rwasa in Kigoma, United Republic of Tanzania, accompanying supplies destined for FNL combatants in.
Council members strongly condemned the offensive launched on Bujumbura since 7 July by the PALIPEHUTU-FNL(Rwasa) rebel faction.
However, Mr. Rwasa continues to dispute his expulsion and to claim the leadership of FNL.
Assassinations and abductions targeting local administrators around Bujumbura Rural by PALIPEHUTU-FNL(Rwasa) remain an issue of concern.
A Rwasa lived in Dar es Salaam for many years prior to leading the FNL rebellion, and throughout protracted.
The return of the Palipehutu-FNL Chairman, Agathon Rwasa, to Bujumbura on 30 May further strengthened the credibility of the peace process.
Rwasa told Al Jazeera that credible elections could not take place while the current political crisis was ongoing.
In August 2013, former FNL president Agathon Rwasa returned to the Burundian political scene and attempted to regain the leadership of his party.
Contacts were also established with the Front pour la défense de la démocratie(FDD)(Pierre Nkurunziza) and the Forces nationales de libération(FNL)Agathon Rwasa.
Agathon Rwasa has largely withdrawn from direct involvement in FNL activities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In that connection, it welcomed the meeting held in Dar es Salaam on 17 June 2007 between President Nkurunziza andthe head of Palipehutu-FNL, Agathon Rwasa.
The FNL led by Agathon Rwasa was present in small numbers in rural Bujumbura and was continuing to fight.
The mission expressed concern at the increase in insecurity and attacks on civilians,reportedly caused by Palipehutu-FNL, led by Agathon Rwasa.
ADC-Ikibiri and Mr. Rwasa issued separate statements in October denying any involvement in the Gatumba attack.
During a press conference on 20 October, the Minister of the Interior distanced himself from the outcome of the"extraordinary congress",recognizing Mr. Rwasa as the legitimate leader of FNL.
In October, Palipehutu-FNL Chairman Rwasa refused to release the children associated with his movement until its political demands were met.
From 18 to 21 January 2004, talks were held at Oisterwijk, in the Netherlands, between President Domitien Ndayizeye and an FNL(Agathon Rwasa wing) delegation headed by Ibrahim Ntakirutimana.
The Council members again urged FNL(Rwasa) to cease hostilities, immediately join the peace process, and start negotiations with the transitional government.
I would like to join the Heads of State of the Regional Initiative in endorsing the efforts of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania to facilitate an agreement with FNL Rwasa.
Minani, the leader of the Front for Democracy in Burundi, and Rwasa, a former rebel with the National Liberation Forces, both command huge sway in the country.