Examples of using Guerrilla groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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Guerrilla groups.
Most killings were imputed to the guerrilla groups.
Guerrilla groups continued taking hostages.
As pointed out above, the guerrilla groups stepped up their attacks.
Guerrilla groups also continued kidnapping.
These orders were oftenbased on information provided by former members of guerrilla groups.
The guerrilla groups continued kidnapping people.
The Commission isalarmed at the use of anti-personnel landmines by paramilitary and guerrilla groups.
The guerrilla groups have continued enlisting children under 15 years of age.
In the first case,the inhabitants of certain areas where guerrilla groups operate were indiscriminately prevented from moving from one place to another.
The guerrilla groups have continued the practice of large-scale hostage-taking.
We have hit hard the mafias that control this business, including guerrilla groups that have become veritable drug cartels.
The guerrilla groups also continued recruiting minors, in some cases forcibly.
Make every effort to achieve an agreement with the guerrilla groups in order to achieve peace, as has been attempted in the past(Uruguay);
Guerrilla groups continued attacking civilian populations and to disregard their immunity.
Facing increased pressure by the ssecurity forces, the guerrilla groups retired into their more traditional and inaccessible and hard-to-access areas.
Guerrilla groups also carried out attacks that caused unnecessary suffering to combatants.
These same coercivemeans underpin the‘law' and‘justice' systems that the guerrilla groups offer to these remote and often isolated communities.
The guerrilla groups have continued to commit serious and systematic breaches of IHL.
The steady increase in the number of antipersonnel mines planted by guerrilla groups has caused numerous civilian and military casualties, among them children.
It urges the guerrilla groups to engage in serious and concrete peace talks with the Government and to agree to a complete ceasefire without delay.
In Colombia, where the problem had assumed serious proportions,increases were attributed to the greater tendency of criminal and guerrilla groups to resort to kidnapping.
In other cases, guerrilla groups mined the premises after the military forces had left.
Both paramilitary and guerrilla groups were blamed for these huge exoduses.
The guerrilla groups continued to use anti-personnel mines, endangering the civilian population, especially children, and disregarding the principle of distinction.
To manage these risks, the guerrilla groups tend to impose one or more of the following conditions.
Guerrilla groups, and particularly FARC-EP, have continued with their strategy of terrorizing civilian populations, by recurrently perpetrating acts of terrorism.
In certain areas, the guerrilla groups are said to have replaced the State administration and exercise complete control.
Over the past two years, guerrilla groups continually clashed in violent confrontations with members of the armed forces as well as with paramilitary groups. .
Through violence and terror, the guerrilla groups and the paramilitaries succeeded in affecting the exercise by a substantial number of Colombian citizens of their political rights.