Examples of using The eritrean authorities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Organization of African Unity delegation fails to convince the Eritrean authorities.
In addition, the Eritrean authorities have turned down the Mission ' s request to import diesel fuel directly.
At the Joint Commission meeting referred to earlier, there was an agreement between the two sides,among other things, that the Eritrean authorities would ensure the withdrawal of their armed contingents.
The Eritrean authorities have not limited their criminal acts to blatant aggression and gross violations of human rights.
It is only frank and honest talk and action based on them that will convince the Eritrean authorities that they are alone in their belief and in their conviction that what the world has is the law of the jungle.
The Eritrean authorities themselves know it in spite of their repeated attempts to confuse and hoodwink the international community.
Even as the Security Council was beinginformed about this sudden change of heart in Asmara, the Eritrean authorities were making it clear to their public that their alleged withdrawal was tactical, intended for the reorganization of their occupying forces for another offensive.
The Eritrean authorities know that they are being pinned down on whether they are willing to withdraw from the Ethiopian territory that they have forcibly occupied.
UNMEE and the United Nations HumanitarianCoordinator in Asmara are continuing discussions with the Eritrean authorities on the need to inform displaced persons about the dangers of premature returns to some of the villages, especially those located close to former frontlines.
The Eritrean authorities have indicated that the Asmara-Keren-Barentu road will not be reopened until the Mission ' s alleged illegal activities have been fully investigated.
It is important therefore for the international community to convey a clear message to the Eritrean authorities that the only remaining opportunity for averting a disaster is for both parties to cooperate with the facilitators and to accept and implement the proposal made by the same.
The Eritrean authorities, the police force and individuals who took part in such atrocities should be forced to answer for the crimes that they had committed against thousands of Ethiopian nationals.
The Eritrean authorities had also confiscated money and property from Ethiopians, and employers were refusing to pay them their salaries and the compensation due to them for termination without notice.
This latest Eritrean action clearly shows that the Eritrean authorities are not prepared to accept, as strongly urged by the Security Council, the OAU Framework Agreement, and to end the crisis between them and Ethiopia by peaceful means.
The Eritrean authorities have been detaining thousands of Ethiopians in the Sawa, Asmara and Assab concentration camps without access to their families, the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) and journalists.
Ethiopia has accepted the recommendation in full, while the Eritrean authorities talk about demilitarization in vague language and have opted for aggression, which drags Ethiopia into a situation of hostilities with consequences that are certain to be more disastrous for them.
The Eritrean authorities also declined to cooperate with the Monitoring Group with respect to the Security Council's request for transparency in the use of revenues generated by gold exports(see Council resolution 2023(2011), para. 12).
Africa should tell the Eritrean authorities that this is not the African view and that Africa has no time for conflicts, whether inter-State or intra-State.
It asked the Eritrean authorities to provide information on where political prisoners were detained and to allow them to communicate with their families and their lawyers.
At the minimum, the Eritrean authorities should be asked by Africa, individually and collectively, to cooperate with those who have already made their good offices available to both countries.
Discussions continue with the Eritrean authorities concerning UNHCR involvement in the repatriation from the Sudan and eventual reintegration of Eritrean refugees.
However, it is vital to talk about what the Eritrean authorities tried to do immediately before the Ouagadougou summit of the Central Organ and at the summit itself, and what they have been doing since.
Unbelievable as it may seem, the Eritrean authorities are now saying officially that there was no proposal by OAU, and that what they were given in Ouagadougou was talking points which would be discussed at a future OAU Summit.
On 1 November, the Eritrean authorities informed the United Nations that Eritrea did not recognize the appointment of Azouz Ennifar as the Acting Special Representative, even though Mr. Ennifar had been appointed in that capacity since 11 August 2006.
Furthermore, the Eritrean authorities are urged to take measures to recommence their humanitarian mine action operations in the Temporary Security Zone as soon as possible, in order to facilitate the early return of internally displaced persons and refugees to their homes.
On 16 March, the Eritrean authorities informed UNMEE of their decision to expel the Programme Manager of the Centre, alleging repeated violations of Eritrean laws and regulations. UNMEE contested the allegations before complying with the expulsion decision.
On 22 February, UNMEE sent a note verbale to the Eritrean authorities informing them about the United Nations equipment that would be left at the vacated sites and requesting their cooperation in the safekeeping of the equipment, given the temporary nature of the relocation.