Examples of using Former armed groups in English and their translations into Russian
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Links between politicians and former armed groups.
Almost all other former armed groups are now in a process of changing their status.
FARDC should undertake progressive redeployment of former armed groups to other provinces;
As at 3 December, 1,500 former armed groups had been verified and incorporated into SPLA-aligned forces.
There are continued problems with weapons declarations during the process of the integration of former armed groups into FARDC.
Nonetheless, three former armed groups, CNDP, PARECO and the Mouvement d'union pour le développement national, have begun a process of transformation into political parties.
Having joined the Alliance pour la majorité présidentielle, these former armed groups have stated.
Meetings in Kinshasa andat the provincial level with leaders of former armed groups to use good offices to convince them to participate in political debate and national politics.
The new Burundi National Defence Force(BNDF)is made up of the former national armed forces and elements of the former armed groups.
Unsuccessful legislative candidates joined forces with senior commanders of former armed groups within the FARDC, notably the Federal Republican Forces(FRF) and the CNDP.
The representatives of former armed groups, together with the representatives of political parties, ethnic nationalities and other representatives, took an active part in the National Convention process.
While some deny having had any weapon,others claim to have surrendered their weapons to the commanders of their former armed groups when they opted for integration into FARDC.
It is absolutely essential that the Government, the former armed groups, the political parties and civil society seize this opportunity and return their country to durable peace and stability.
MONUC was also requested to assist the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to train elements of the former armed groups for integration into the Police nationale congolaise.
Three former armed groups, namely the Congrès national pour la défense du peuple(CNDP), PARECO and the Mouvement d'union pour le développement national completed their transformation into political parties.
That process will go hand in hand with completing the reintegration of former armed groups, consolidating State authority throughout the country and restoring effective Government control.
The Group has also analysed the impact of the regimentation process in the Kivus,which was initially intended to undo the parallel chains of command of Rwandophone former armed groups.
FARDC should act swiftly andproactively to seize private arms caches belonging to former armed groups and FARDC officers, and work with the Group of Experts to trace the origins of those weapons and ammunition;
This reflects the state of flux in which the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo find themselves-- seeking to integrate elements of former armed groups, some with very low capacity and training.
The representatives of former armed groups together with the representatives of political parties, ethnic nationalities and other representatives took an active part in the National Convention process, the first crucial step of the road map.
On 9 December, the funding board of the Stabilization and Recovery Funding Facility recommended a project for funding by the Peacebuilding Fund, to support the disarmament anddemobilization of 4,000 residual elements of former armed groups in North and South Kivu.
CNDP and the former armed groups reiterated their concern that the Government did not respect the spirit and letter of the Agreements regarding their political integration when they were not included in the Cabinet reshuffle announced by the Government on 19 February.
During the reporting period, my Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region, former President Olusegun Obasanjo,continued to interact frequently with Congolese authorities and former armed groups within the framework of the international follow-up committee.
The Group has monitored the challenges related to the integration of former armed groups into FARDC, devoting particular attention to the economic and political aspirations of these groups as they prepare for the various scenarios that could follow the upcoming elections.
This increase was largely made up of representatives of ethnic nationalities, including ceasefire groups that emerged in the new political environment created as a result of ceasefire agreements with 17 former armed groups.
While restructuring FARDC in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Government should balance the representation of former armed groups with merit-based promotions, also taking into account individual human rights records;
At the beginning of 2012, the authorities in Kinshasa assessed the post-electoral period andthe growing international pressure for the arrest of Gen. Ntaganda as an opportunity to weaken parallel chains of command maintained in FARDC by ex-CNDP soldiers and other former armed groups.
A total of 8 groups comprising representatives of former armed groups, together with the representatives of political parties, ethnic nationalities and other representatives from different social strata, took an active part in the National Convention process, the first crucial step of the roadmap, to draft a new Constitution.
Since the signature on 23 March 2009 of the agreement between the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo,PARECO and CNDP, the Group has sought to monitor the integration of former armed groups in an attempt to highlight the achievements and challenges of such complex processes.
The former armed groups, particularly CNDP, expressed concern regarding, inter alia, the lack of appropriate rules of engagement and procedures within the national follow-up committee; the continuous presence in jail of some political prisoners; the ranks for ex-armed elements in FARDC; the lack of Government assistance to the CNDP war-wounded; and expectations regarding political and administrative tenures at the national and provincial level.