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Guerrilla groups continued taking hostages.
The standards set in the Declarationwould be relevant as long as some States and groups continued to sponsor, finance and provide arms to terrorists.
Illegal armed groups continued to be indifferent to humanitarian principles.
The situation wasparticularly serious in the west where armed groups continued to enjoy freedom of movement and impunity.
Guerrilla groups continued attacking civilian populations and to disregard their immunity.
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During the period under review, Chadian armed opposition groups continued to consolidate their forces in West Darfur near El Geneina.
Terrorist groups continued to pose a significant threat to a number of countries in the region.
With regard to security, the situation had improved considerably,except in the eastern part of the country where armed groups continued to commit massive human rights violations.
Palestinian armed groups continued firing rockets and mortar shells at Israel.
Additionally, the illegal armed groups continued to practise recruitment of minors.
Armed groups continued to shell Nubul and Zahra(Aleppo) using artillery and home-made rockets.
During the reporting period illegal armed groups continued to attack or occupy schools for military purposes and target teachers.
Extremist groups continued to carry out suicide attacks, executions and other acts of terrorism.
The guerrilla and paramilitary groups continued carrying out homicides against people who are not directly involved in the hostilities.
Illegal armed groups continued to threaten and intimidate journalists as well as resorting to hostage-taking.
Illegal armed groups continued openly to disregard the High Commissioner ' s recommendations.
In addition, major groups continued to interact with experts and delegates throughout thematic discussions.
Militant groups continued indiscriminate firing of rockets, mortars and other munitions during those rounds of violence.
Separatist paramilitary groups continued their attacks and terrorizing of the population in the village of Karaleti, in the Gori region.
The illegal armed groups continued to finance their activities by means of the practice of kidnapping and the illicit traffic of drugs.
Armed opposition groups continued to resist the calls of the Transitional Federal Government to join an inclusive administration.
The illegal armed groups continued to fail to respect their humanitarian obligations and to ignore the recommendations of the High Commissioner.
Armed groups continued to target schools and teachers, although the United Nations was not able to attribute them to specific parties.
Armed groups continued to target civilians, particularly in Rutshuru and Masisi territories in North Kivu, and in Mwenga territory in South Kivu.
The illegal armed groups continued to ignore the recommendations on IHL addressed to them by the High Commissioner in previous years.
In some cases Palestinian armed groups continued to fail to uphold the principle of distinction when launching attacks on Israel, by targeting areas populated by civilians.
Many armed groups continued to struggle for control of resource-rich territories, resulting in serious human rights violations on civilians, including mass rape.
Militia groups continued to attack civilians and internally displaced persons, and internally displaced person camp security remained very precarious, with an alarming surge in violence towards women and girls.
In addition, organized criminal groups continued to target and kill suspected criminals and gang members in an effort to" cleanse" society of undesirables, often with the support of local officials.
During the reporting period, terrorist and armed groups continued previously documented patterns of carrying out intentional attacks against civilians, many of them women and children, belonging to minority religious groups, and using other religious minorities as hostages.