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Foreign armed groups.
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Foreign armed elements.
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His charges included mercenary activities and involvement in foreign armed conflicts.
III. Foreign armed groups.
Destruction of 500 weapons and2,000 rounds of ammunition collected from foreign armed groups.
Presence of foreign armed combatants in darfur.
Those representatives would assist in identifying and locating foreign armed groups.
The foreign armed intervention has reached a new dimension.
Most estimates agree to a figure between 20,000 and nearly 50,000 foreign armed"private contractors.
Domestic and foreign armed groups continue to use children.
Meetings with FARDC authorities to coordinate military operations against foreign armed groups.
The foreign armed intervention, however, reached a new dimension.
No Procedures established for ad hoc day-to-day repatriation of children associated with foreign armed combatants.
Foreign armed groups operating in Ituri and the Kivus continue to violate this resolution.
Children were released from foreign armed groups in 2013/14 for a total of 989.
The Group also interviewed dozens of children recruited by other Congolese and foreign armed groups.
Under no circumstances may foreign armed forces be called upon to intervene in an internal conflict.
A political solution based on national and regional reconciliation is required to address the foreign armed group problem.
Continued recruitments by foreign armed groups, including in their country of origin.
The Nairobi and Goma processes have established frameworks for addressing, in a comprehensive manner,problems created by Congolese and foreign armed groups, particularly in the Kivus.
These various Congolese and foreign armed groups have been seeking to extend their influence and control over areas rich in natural resources.
Reduction in reported number of armed conflicts by Congolese and foreign armed groups 2009/10: 600; 2010/11: 120; 2011/12: 80.
Congolese and foreign armed groups took advantage of the security voids caused by the mutiny to reinforce and broaden their control elsewhere in the Kivus.
Reduction in the reported number of armed conflicts by Congolese and foreign armed groups 2011/12: 942; 2012/13: 816; 2013/14: 700.
To a lesser extent, foreign armed groups are also using the territory of the Central African Republic as a rear base where they loot property and commit exactions against civilians.
Foreign armed groups have received greater cooperation from local businessmen and traders, owing in part to popular discontent with the process of integrating former members of CNDP into FARDC.