Примеры использования Sudanese police на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Janjaweed attacks on the Sudanese police.
Other sources, based on Sudanese police reports, indicate that more than 2,000 villages were destroyed.
The truck owners filed reports with the Sudanese police and AMIS.
UNMIS continued to train the Sudanese Police through implementation of the UNMIS training package throughout the Mission area.
Their deployment, even if limited in number, helps restore confidence,including in the Sudanese police.
He has a large criminal file in the Sudanese Police Organs, which can be summarized as follows.
The Panel was subsequently informed that those vehicles were actually meant for the Sudanese police.
Basic and advanced training courses for 2,144 Sudanese police officers including 130 females.
The AU, the United Nations andthe Government of Sudan have acknowledged with appreciation the continuous cooperation between the UNAMID and the Sudanese Police.
Two sources informed the Panel that the Sudanese Police transfer arms to Darfur on Sahir flights.
The Sudanese police established the family and child protection units, in collaboration with the National Council for Child Welfare and UNICEF, as well as other partners.
During 2010, UNMIS police focused on training the Sudanese police in elections and referendum security.
The members of the Sudanese Police Force who were detained and removed from the area were subjected to the looting of their assets, personal belongings and weapons by the Egyptian forces.
Operations during the reporting period focused on the training of 27,457 local Sudanese police personnel in elections security.
Two detachments of Eritrean infantry attacked a Sudanese police encampment inside Sudanese territory in the Miraysisah area, 45 kilometres south-east of Kassala.
Finally, the Committee failed to adopt the draft concept of operations for the Abyei Police Service because the Sudanese police expert was not present at the meeting.
The presence of Sudanese police units in northern Abyei remains a significant source of tension between the two Governments and the communities on the ground.
The UNMIS mandate includes helping the parties restructure the Sudanese police service with support from bilateral and multilateral assistance programmes.
The Sudanese Police Force lost three men, First Lieutenant Mahmud, financial secretary, Constable(First Class) Anwar Mustafa and Constable Abidin Taha, who died as a result of his wounds.
Dr. Mutrif expressed his appreciation for the relations between UNAMID and the Sudanese police, particularly with respect to capacity-building and training programmes;
The Sudanese Police Air Wing's AN-32 registered ST-PAW accounted for 11 Sahir flights to Darfur between January and March 2007.
The operation would be more effective in supporting the reform of Sudanese police services in Darfur if it is provided with specific authorization in this regard through its mandate.
The Panel examined all flightsinbound to Darfur with"Gadir" and"Sahir" call signs, which are assigned to SAF and Sudanese Police flights, respectively.
While these troops are nominally part of the Sudanese police hierarchy, they can be, and have been, used in joint combat operations under the tactical control of the Sudanese army.
During the meeting, the Government of the Sudan asked UNAMID to accelerate its capacity-building of the Sudanese police to enable it to better meet security expectations.
Seven programmes were jointly developed with the country team for Sudanese police capacity-building and community-oriented policing, pursuant to the memorandum of understanding between UNAMID and the Ministry of the Interior on police development.
The police component also continued to strengthen relations between internally displaced persons and other communities andbuild the capacity of Sudanese police personnel to ensure that the camps were protected.
Increased Sudanese police deployment to agricultural areas to protect the harvest and community mobilization, including through the creation of security committees to facilitate agreement on nomadic routes, also ensured a lower level of conflict along these routes than in previous years.
In response to those incidents, UNAMID formed a coordinated investigation team with the Sudanese police, and several suspects have been arrested by State authorities in ongoing investigations.
On 16 September 2011, two Djiboutian prisoners of war, Privates First Class Ahmed Eeleeye Yaabe andKhadir Sumbul Ali, escaped from Eritrea and presented themselves to Sudanese police at the border post of Karuurah.53.