Примеры использования Union of islamic courts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I also want to caution against any assumption that the fall of the Union of Islamic Courts will automatically bring peace to Somalia.
The Union of Islamic Courts has received support from several States including Eritrea.
The resolution also emphasized the need for continued dialogue between the transitional federal institutions and the Union of Islamic Courts.
The Union of Islamic Courts also objected to Kenya serving as co-chair of the talks on behalf of IGAD.
Discussions followed on 1 and2 December 2006, in Djibouti, between delegations from the Union of Islamic Courts, the IGAD secretariat and Kenya.
The Union of Islamic Courts reportedly took measures to improve the security situation in Mogadishu and elsewhere.
To monitor progress by the Transitional Federal Institutions and the Union of Islamic Courts in implementing agreements reached in their dialogue;
The Union of Islamic Courts were responsible for significant levels of new child recruitment in the latter part of 2006.
Specifically, the report provides information on grave violations perpetrated by the Union of Islamic Courts and the Transitional Federal Government.
The portrayal of Somalia and the Union of Islamic Courts(UIC) as the epicentre or hub of terrorism was neither true nor candid.
He warned of possible regional consequences should the fighting between the Transitional Federal Government and the Union of Islamic Courts escalate.
It was confirmed that both the Transitional Federal Government and Union of Islamic Courts affiliated armed groups recruited and used children in their forces.
He urged the Union of Islamic Courts to halt their military expansion and encouraged both parties to return to the Khartoum talks without preconditions.
In that regard,the Council welcomed the peace agreement concluded by the Government of Somalia and the Union of Islamic Courts at a meeting held in the Sudan on 4 September 2006.
Calling upon the Union of Islamic Courts to cease any further military expansion and reject those with an extremist agenda or links to international terrorism.
In May 2006, conflict broke out between the Alliance for the Restoration of Peace and Counter-Terrorism,comprising several Mogadishu-based warlords, and the Union of Islamic Courts.
The Alliance was defeated by the groups comprising the Union of Islamic Courts in June 2006, and subsequently the Union expanded its hold on the urban centres of southern Somalia.
Emphasizing its willingness to engage with all parties in Somalia who are committed to achieving a political settlement through peaceful and inclusive dialogue,including the Union of Islamic Courts.
For a time the Union of Islamic Courts brought a degree of peace and stability to the territory it controlled, which was unprecedented in the past 15 years.
The United States provided financial support to notorious warlords in 2006 in its ill-conceived efforts to counter-balance the growing influence of the Union of Islamic Courts.
The Union of Islamic Courts declared publicly its intention to recruit from schools, and appointed Sheikh Fu'aad Mohamed Khalaf to be in charge of training students for this purpose.
The European Union fully supports the efforts of the League of Arab States to facilitate dialogue between the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia and the Union of Islamic Courts.
Conflict between the Transitional Federal Government and the Union of Islamic Courts worsened during the first quarter of 2007, when Mogadishu witnessed its most violent fighting in almost two decades.
The recruitment and use of child soldiers is a significant concern,with confirmed reports of this violation by both the Transitional Federal Government and the Union of Islamic Courts.
Three journalists who covered the fighting between the Transitional Federal Government and the Union of Islamic Courts were arrested by the Transitional Federal Government while returning from Burhakaba to Baidoa.
With regard to the situation in Somalia, the Supreme Council reviewed ongoing developments, including the continued conflict andseries of crises between the Government of Somalia and the Union of Islamic Courts.
Major clashes between Union of Islamic Courts(ICU) militants, Al-Shabaab and Ethiopian-backed Transitional Federal Government forces have become more frequent in and around Baidoa and along the Mogadishu-Afgooye-Baidoa highway.
The International Contact Group on Somalia was also actively engaged in the region. The Contact Group met in Nairobi on 19 October 2006, andstrongly urged the leadership of the Transitional Federal Government and the Union of Islamic Courts to attend the third round of talks at Khartoum.
The Union of Islamic Courts, which had gained control of 8 of the country's 18 administrative regions, was dislodged between 24 December 2006 and early January 2007 by the military forces of the Transitional Federal Government and Ethiopia.