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The recruitment of young people by these armed groups continued in the area.
Illegal armed groups continued to be indifferent to humanitarian principles.
The situation was particularly serious in the west where armed groups continued to enjoy freedom of movement and impunity.
Illegal armed groups continued to shell Damascus and its suburbs.
During the reporting period, recruitment anduse of children by illegal armed groups continued as an extensive, systematic and habitual practice.
Palestinian armed groups continued firing rockets and mortar shells at Israel.
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.
However, illegal armed groups continued to recruit and use child soldiers.
Although the threat posed by the M23 to civilians wasremoved from North Kivu, other armed groups continued to pose a threat to civilians in the East.
Palestinian armed groups continued firing rockets and mortar shells at Israel.
He stressed that RCD would not be satisfied with a"fake" ceasefire agreement on the front line while armed groups continued to attack in the Kivus and northern Katanga.
Armed groups continued to launch attacks, which provoked confrontations with the Burundian army.
Rocket and mortar fire by Palestinian armed groups continued unabated throughout December 2008.
Armed groups continued to shell Nubul and Zahra(Aleppo) using artillery and home-made rockets.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, armed groups continued to commit extreme violence against women with virtual impunity.
Armed groups continued to seriously limit freedom of opinion and expression and to detain and expel individuals on related grounds.107 93.
Violence by the Jantantrik Terai Mukti Morcha(JTMM)factions and other armed groups continued in the Terai, where Maoist cadres have been a particular target of assassinations.
Illegal armed groups continued to forcefully detain people, forbidding them to leave dangerous areas.
FDLR, Congrès national pour la défense du peuple(CNDP) deserters,Mayi-Mayi and other Congolese armed groups continued to forge loose alliances, in particular to gain or maintain control over illegal mining activities.
The armed groups continued threatening civilians in order to drive them away and tighten their control over the population.
In spite of the demobilization agreements reached by the Government with paramilitary leaders in 2005,illegal armed groups continued to perpetrate acts of intimidation and violence against vulnerable populations, community leaders and human rights defenders.
The illegal armed groups continued to fail to respect their humanitarian obligations and to ignore the recommendations of the High Commissioner.
Colombia, which was under constant threat from terrorism,was committed to working for the complete elimination of anti-personnel mines. Armed groups continued to lay mines in Colombian territory, preventing the use of agricultural land and the exploitation of natural resources.
Armed groups continued to target civilians, particularly in Rutshuru and Masisi territories in North Kivu, and in Mwenga territory in South Kivu.
In the report, the Group also observed that, though forced to concede most of the main mining sites in the Kivus tothe Congolese armed forces, Congolese and foreign armed groups continued to control natural resources in more remote areas and increasingly relied on intermediaries and predatory attacks to profit from the mineral trade.
The illegal armed groups continued to ignore the recommendations on IHL addressed to them by the High Commissioner in previous years.
Al-Shabaab and other armed groups continued to violate women's rights in southern and central Somalia.
Armed groups continued the practice of 30-day‘administrative arrest', during which victims are not allowed to see lawyers or relatives, and which is often prolonged.
UNAMI noted in 2008 that armed groups continued ignoring the distinction between civilians and combatants.
Many armed groups continued to struggle for control of resource-rich territories, resulting in serious human rights violations on civilians, including mass rape.