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The Group also notes that ammunition(and possibly arms) transfers may be ongoing.
The Group also notes that Ivorian parties do not draw a distinction between UNOCI and the Group of Experts.
The Group also notes the inconsistency between articles 236 and 360 of the Criminal Law.
The Group also notes the presence of Helog AG's qualified helicopter technicians at the airbase.
The Group also notes that Jigar Kumar, who the Group has described in the present report as being part of.
The Group also notes the“privatization” of military forces by a number of zone commanders, in particular Mr. Fofié, who commands zone 10.
The Group also notes a general decline in the willingness of certain Forces nouvelles units to allow inspections of arms and related materiel.
The Group also notes that the Government has made progress with regard to its obligations in the implementation of the arms embargo.
The Group also notes progress of the Ivorian administration with regard to its obligations towards the implementation of the sanctions regime.
The Group also notes as a worrying trend that victims of attacks who are discovered to have reported the abuses have been often attacked again in retaliation.
The Group also notes that the standards set out in the 2003 bulletin have been made applicable to other categories of peacekeeping personnel(see para. 40 below).
The Group also notes that the statistics published by UNOCI on inspections do not properly reflect the state of the monitoring of the embargo.
The Group also notes that the requisitioning of aircraft by FARDC can have a negative impact on aviation safety in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Group also notes that several FARDC Commanders, currently operating in the context of Kimia II operations in South Kivu, have supported efforts to remove children from FARDC.
The Group also notes that, after the 2011 post-electoral crisis, forces loyal to the previous Ivorian Administration still remain active abroad, notably in Liberia and Ghana.
The Group also notes several statements made by Forces nouvelles commanders, and members of the elected President of Côte d'Ivoire's Cabinet, that lend significant credibility to these reports.
The Group also notes MONUC's decision on 2 November 2009 to suspend support to the FARDC units involved in the killings of civilians in Lukweti(see para. 367 below).
The Group also notes that the Tongon Gold Mine, located around 65 km north of Korhogo and exploited by the private company Randgold Resources, produced its first gold on 8 November 2010.
The Group also notes, however, that more tangible actions should be taken, with the support of the international community, at both the level of training and the accountability of FARDC troops.
The Group also notes the reluctance, on the part of certain private companies, banking institutions, and State institutions investigating financial crimes, to share information with the Group despite its assurances of confidentiality.
The Group also noted the recent acquisition and refurbishment of military vehicles.
The Group also noted the comments of CEB.
The Group also noted that the number of States reporting transfers had remained relatively stable through the years.
The Group also noted that a substantial percentage of participating States had submitted" nil" reports in each of the seven calendar years.
The group also noted the absence of organizations that are concerned with natural disaster prevention, which has much in common with climate change adaptation.
The Group also noted the importance of commitments to establish and implement policies and procedures to minimize any form of harmful radio-frequency interference.
The Group also noted the problem of production of small arms and light weapons under expired foreign licences.
The Group also noted that in certain instances the Register had a beneficial influence in stimulating activities in relation to confidence-building measures and discussions on regional security.
The Group also noted the existence in the country of illegal diamond mining, for which there is no credible assessment of the volume of exports.
The Group also noted that ineffective stockpile management and security can severely undermine arms embargoes and sanctions regimes.