Examples of using Irregular groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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Irregular groups.
This should include disarmament of all irregular groups not formally within the military.
IRREGULAR GROUPS(DEATH SQUADS, ETC.).
Disarmament is a matter for the signatories, if the irregular groups themselves do not disarm themselves.
There will be no peace in Colombia as long as the greedy businesses of drug trafficking andthe black market in weapons continue supplying irregular groups.
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It trusts that the Colombian State and the irregular groups will find a way to reach a political settlement that will spare Colombian society the terrible consequences of violence.
It was not sufficient to argue that their activities were governed by the Geneva Conventions and their Protocols--so were the activities of irregular groups and guerrilla movements.
All too frequently, their work is obstructed by well-armed irregular groups and warlords who defy both their national authorities, where these exist, and the international community.
Despite this, the paramilitaries roamed through several places in the region over the course of a week,whereas senior army officers reported only clashes between irregular groups.
They also claimed that some irregular groups had been responsible for killing Iraqi civilians and military personnel, but they were unable to specify which groups they were.
Main conclusions In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, nine armed internal, international and internationalized internal conflicts are going on with the participation of 6 national armies and21 irregular groups.
In the same vein, and for eminently humanitarian reasons,it expresses the fervent hope that the hostages held by irregular groups will be promptly released and that their personal integrity will be ensured.
Ecuador is aware of the political, legal and social realities of the Colombian conflict. It deplores the severe effects which the conflict has had for decades on the society of this neighbouring country anddoes not support the violent methods used by irregular groups.
The complaints have been verified andit is highly significant that some of them show procedures which suggest the existence of irregular groups organized for that purpose, in which members of the security forces are reputed to participate.
The gradual recovery of national territory and the monopoly of strength held by the State have led to the establishment of a police presence in over 1,100 municipalities across the country and to the enhancement of professional standards and efficiency within the law enforcement services,which have succeeded in halting the advance of irregular groups by weakening their networks.
The Armed Forces and the National Police shall detain any members of irregular groups, paramilitaries or criminal organizations that enter the territory of Ecuador and shall hand them over to the legal authorities in accordance with the procedures prescribed by law.
As for who is responsible for violations of the right to life, the percentage of violations attributed to persons unknown increased to 34.7 per cent andthat attributed to irregular groups increased to 25 per cent.
In 2005 the Venezuelan National Assemblypassed two laws to combat the scourge of drugs and irregular groups: the Organized Crime Act and the reform of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, which stiffened the penalties for crimes related to drug trafficking.
Moreover, El Salvador ' s rejection and condemnation of mercenary activities have a historical motive, because during its armed conflict the country was itself confronted with the involvement of foreigners,who joined with irregular groups in arms trafficking and in committing acts of sabotage and terrorism.
That party's position was that such persons,whether or not members of the adversary's regular armed forces or irregular groups, were by virtue of their alleged terrorist acts or links ipso facto unprivileged combatants who were neither entitled to POW status under the Third Geneva Convention, nor protection as civilians under the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War(Fourth Geneva Convention).
The victim ' s background and the methods used, added to the killings of six young men in the area under similar circumstances,point to the organized action or irregular groups whose members, according to the testimony received, include army and National Police personnel.
In this regard, the Government and the United Nations Peace-building Support Office in the Central African Republic(BONUCA), in collaboration with UNDP, initiated a disarmament programme tocollect arms held illegally by civilians and irregular groups and to reintegrate ex-combatants.
These principles are also in line with the national interest because of the recent history of our country, which was faced with an armed conflictwhich was conducive to the participation of foreigners, acting on their own behalf, who became associated with irregular groups involved in arms trafficking, sabotage, acts of terrorism, and other related crimes.
The population of the predominantly ethnic Greek town of Aivalik was subject to state-sponsored persecution already from 1910.[1] Anti-Greek policies begun with boycott of Greek owned businesses; anti-Greek signs were placed in several public locations in the town and yelling men were mobilized on the streets of Ayvalik in order to terrorize the non-Muslim population.The local population was harassed in the countryside by irregular groups and cultivation of their fields was prohibited.[2].
With regard to the perpetrators named in complaints concerning arbitrary executions or extralegal deaths, the complaints declared admissible denounce as perpetrators persons unknown(34.1 per cent), persons linked to the armed forces(16.75 per cent),members of the National Police(14.85 per cent), irregular groups(8.95 per cent), persons linked to FMLN(6.86 per cent) and members of the Municipal Police(1.9 per cent).
Inhabitants were forcibly taken out of their homes, beaten and moved to the local military depots. The women and children were forced to march on foot for c. 24 hour to the nearest railway station.[15] During the following week they were relocated to Bursa where they were subject to attacks andlynching by the Muslim mob and irregular groups(bashibazouks).[2] Moreover, hundreds of civilians were taken on death marches to inland parts of Anatolia.
Irregular armed groups do not pose a threat.
Irregular armed groups do not pose a threat.