Examples of using Bakassi in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Bakassi camp.
(c) A working group on withdrawal and transfer of authority in the Bakassi peninsula; and.
In that case, the Court had determined that the Bakassi Peninsula in the Gulf of Guinea formed part of the territory of Cameroon.
The European Unionsupports local community development initiatives in the Bakassi peninsula and other areas.
The Davao City DeathSquad in the Philippines is well known, as are the Bakassi Boys in Nigeria; and groups like People Against Gangsterism and Drugs(PAGAD) or Mapogo a Mathamaga in South Africa.
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In any event, the physical demarcation of the boundaries even in the terms of the said Treatywas never done in so far as the Bakassi area was concerned.
I should like to point out that the planned withdrawal and transfer of authority in the Bakassi Peninsula, on 15 September 2004, was delayed due to technical reasons raised by one of the parties.
The initially contained and targeted violence of such groups has the clear potentialto spiral out of control, as occurred with the Bakassi Boys in Nigeria.
With respect to the Bakassi Peninsula, following the transfer of authority on 14 August 2008, a special status is being acknowledged by the Greentree agreement to Nigerian citizens residing in Bakassi for a period of five years.
(b) Completion and consolidation of the withdrawals and transfers of authority carried out in 2004 in the Lake Chad area,along the land boundary, and in the Bakassi peninsula.
(b)(i) Maintenance in the number of missions of civilian observers,with the participation of Cameroon and Nigeria, to the Bakassi peninsula and border and Lake Chad areas to ensure that the rights of the affected populations are respected.
Along with the United Nations, those countries agreed to provide their moral and political support to the Greentree Agreement, which defined the modalities for the implementation of theICJ ruling of 10 October 2002 on the Bakassi Peninsula.
(b)(i) Increased number of visits of civilian observers with the participation of Cameroon andNigeria to the border areas and Bakassi Peninsula to ensure that the rights of the affected populations are respected and that the demarcation exercise is peacefully conducted.
Hence, on Friday, 16 February 1996, I met with the Foreign Minister of Cameroon in Kara, Togo, under the auspices of President Eyadema and we both signed a communiqué onbehalf of our two Governments in which we agreed to stop hostilities in the Bakassi.
Our civilian police force and military,in charge of peace and order in our post-conflict areas like the Bakassi Peninsular, should have a reinforced women ' s affairs department, to manage and be accountable for all violations against women.
The Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria takes this opportunity to urge the Security Council andthe international community to prevail on the Cameroonians to maintain peace in the Bakassi and do nothing to further jeopardize stability in the area.
While visiting the" zone" of the Bakassi peninsula from 5 to 7 April 2010, the Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission Observers Group noted that peace was prevailing in the area and that the Government of Cameroon had taken steps to improve the local standards of living.
The third and final phase of withdrawal and transfer of authority,originally scheduled to take place by mid-September 2004 in the Bakassi peninsula, was delayed for technical reasons.
It trusted that the temporary setback in the third and final phase of withdrawals andtransfers of authority in the Bakassi peninsula would not lead to further delays in the implementation of the Mixed Commission ' s mandate and invited all parties to comply with the agreed time frame.
Civil society organizations protested the decision and called for a suspension of the boundary delineation so that the issues encountered by Nigerian nationals affected by the border demarcation in Bakassi and returnees from Bakassi in Nigeria could be addressed.
Following the 2002 ruling of the International Court of Justice transferring the Bakassi peninsula from Nigeria to Cameroon, a 2008 OCHA report noted that up to 100,000 Nigerians displaced from Bakassi in southern Nigeria are sheltering in makeshift camps.
A joint inter-agency needs assessment mission is expected to take place in the Cross River State in order to address, among other issues,the situation of the returnees from Bakassi after the transfer of authority provided for in the Greentree Agreement.
The Committee endorsed the report of the fourteenth mission to the Bakassi zone, undertaken by the joint observer group from 16 to 19 March 2012, amid efforts from the two countries to enhance transboundary security in the area, including by continuing their joint security patrols.
The final meeting of the Follow-up Committee to monitor the implementation of the Greentree Agreement, chaired by my Special Representative and held in Geneva on 21 and 22 October,and the assumption of full sovereignty over the Bakassi Peninsula by Cameroon marked the end of the implementation of the Agreement.
Decides that the boundary between the Republic of Cameroon and the Federal Republic of Nigeria in Bakassi follows the thalweg of the Akpakorum(Akwayafe) River, dividing the Mangrove Islands near Ikang in the way shown on map TSGS 2240, as far as the straight line joining Bakassi Point and King Point;
Following the successful transfer of authority in the Lake Chad area in 2003 and in the land boundary in 2004, the President of the Republic of Cameroon and the President of the FederalRepublic of Nigeria signed an agreement concerning the Bakassi Peninsula in Greentree, United States, on 12 June 2006.
In 2003 Following the judgment of the International Court of Justice(ICJ) in The Hague, the Netherlands, that Nigeria should cede the oil rich Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon, CIRIPS joined the evacuation team of the Nigerian Red Cross to distribute relief materials to the displaced people of Bakassi.
In addition, the decrease reflects reduced requirements under consultants, owing mainly to the discontinuation of the Follow-up Committee under the terms set out in the Greentree Agreement, which were concluded in August 2013,releasing the Committee from monitoring respect for the rights of the Bakassi population.
In a letter to me dated 12 May 1996, General Abacha indicated his awareness that the ICJ had urged the two countries tolend assistance to a United Nations mission to Bakassi and said that, in deference to this order, the Government of Nigeria accepted in principle the idea of such a mission.
At the twenty-fourth session of the Mixed Commission, which was held on 11 and 12 June in Abuja, the parties demonstrated their willingness to strengthen cross-border cooperation, including by engaging more actively in sensitization efforts andcommunity-development projects targeting affected populations along the border and in Bakassi.
