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Working groups continued.
Outcome of the informal consultative groups continued.
Guerrilla groups continued taking hostages.
The recruitment of young people by these armed groups continued in the area.
Illegal armed groups continued to be indifferent to humanitarian principles.
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Uruguay noted that de facto discrimination of certain groups continued to be tolerated.
Illegal armed groups continued to shell Damascus and its suburbs.
It was therefore disappointed that certain countries and regional groups continued to selectively address human rights.
Palestinian armed groups continued firing rockets and mortar shells at Israel.
Thailand commended efforts to ratify international human rights instruments and commitments to women's and children's rights,noting that those groups continued to be targets of violence.
The remaining rebel groups continued fighting the government.
These groups continued to be severely underrepresented in most of the public sector, including decision-making bodies, the civil service, the judiciary, law enforcement agencies, and local authorities.
Families, older persons and vulnerable groups continued to face enormous challenges.
Guerrilla groups continued attacking civilian populations and to disregard their immunity.
During the period under review, Chadian armed opposition groups continued to consolidate their forces in West Darfur near El Geneina.
Terrorist groups continued to pose a significant threat to a number of countries in the region.
Mr. Salem(Egypt), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that, while African Member States had shown their respect for international humanitarian law by ratifying the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 andsome of the Additional Protocols thereto, armed groups continued to be involved in most of the armed conflicts in Africa.
However, illegal armed groups continued to recruit and use child soldiers.
Armed groups continued to launch attacks, which provoked confrontations with the Burundian army.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, armed groups continued to commit extreme violence against women with virtual impunity.
Armed groups continued to shell Nubul and Zahra(Aleppo) using artillery and home-made rockets.
Both Government and opposition groups continued to commit gross human rights violations.
Armed groups continued to target civilians, particularly in Rutshuru and Masisi territories in North Kivu, and in Mwenga territory in South Kivu.
UNAMI noted in 2008 that armed groups continued ignoring the distinction between civilians and combatants.
Ethnic groups continued suffering discrimination and violations to economic, social and cultural rights.
In this context, such illegal armed groups continued to operate and expand throughout the country in the 1990s.
Extremist groups continued to carry out suicide attacks, executions and other acts of terrorism.
During the reporting period illegal armed groups continued to attack or occupy schools for military purposes and target teachers.
However, rebel groups continued to attack civilians in Burundi from bases within the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Tensions in ethnic border areas andconflict with some armed ethnic groups continued to give rise to serious human rights violations, including the use of landmines by both the State and non-State armed groups. .