Examples of using Joint border force in English and their translations into Russian
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Observations of the Panel on the Joint Border Force.
The Joint Border Force has a one-year mandate with the possibility of extension.
The Committee regards the Joint Border Force as a peace support operation.
The Joint Border Force, established pursuant to the agreement of 15 January 2010, is operating to the satisfaction of both parties.
This transfer of military material from Chad into Darfur was confirmed to the Panel in the aforementioned meeting with the Joint Border Force.
On a positive note,the Panel points to the Joint Border Force created by Chad and the Sudan early in 2010 to monitor their common border. .
Risks associated with military operations remain present in the tri-border area of south-eastern Chad,where the joint border force is not deployed.
In addition to the deployment of the joint border force, the Government of Chad has also strengthened DIS, which has increased in size from 850 to 1,000 personnel.
The Panel notes that personnel ofthe Chadian armed forces have been stationed with their arms and ammunition in Darfur in the framework of the Joint Border Force since February 2010.
The Joint Border Force, established in February 2010, is noted as having had a positive impact in terms of security and opening cross-border trade and movement.
Of particular note here is the normalization of relations between the Governments of Chad andthe Sudan in early 2010 and the establishment of a Joint Border Force to monitor and secure their common border.
The mandate of the joint border force expired in March but has been extended until September 2011, and the headquarters of the force has now moved from Abéché in Chad to El Geneina in the Sudan.
In particular, security along the border with the Sudan has been enforced by the Chad-Sudan joint border force which has been deployed since April 2010 and has increased in size to 5,000 personnel.
Since the deployment of the joint border force in 2010, UNHCR has observed significant improvement in respect for the civilian and humanitarian character of the refugee camps in eastern Chad.
DIS has assumed responsibility for security in and around refugee camps andinternally displaced person sites and for humanitarian operations, while the joint border force has secured the border area.
In accordance with the agreement,they deployed a joint border force of 3,000 troops with a view to denying the cross-border movement of armed elements and stemming their criminal activities.
On 18 May 2010, the Prime Minister of Chad, Emmanuel Nadingar, encouraged internally displaced persons to return to their areas of origin and, in doing so, stated that the Government was in a better position to ensure their security through,inter alia, the Joint Border Force established by the Governments of Chad and the Sudan.
There are some indications that the 3,000-strong Joint Border Force recently established by the Governments of Chad and the Sudan, and the reconfiguration of the Gendarmerie and the Garde nationale et nomade have reduced the flow of small arms into refugee camps.
In eastern Chad, humanitarian access has increased in tandem with the improved security resulting from the increased operations of DIS,the deployment of the joint border force and the renewed engagement of the national authorities in addressing the security of humanitarian operations.
Some larger-scale national armed forces and Joint Border Force(Chad/Sudan) operations were conducted in the last quarter of 2013 in an attempt to reduce the levels of intertribal violence, which may be having a positive impact on the security environment.
The Panel also remarks that transfers of military materiel by the Chadian armed forces to its personnel stationed in Darfur in the framework of the Joint Border Force further increase the amount of arms and ammunition in Darfur that may eventually be used in the context of armed clashes in Darfur.
A few days later, the suspected perpetrators were arrested by the Joint Border Force established by the Governments of Chad and the Sudan. On 6 June, a staff member of an international non-governmental organization was abducted at gunpoint in the centre of Abéché in broad daylight.
Due to the current crisis in Libya, the Libyan Government was not able to fulfil its logistical commitments according to that protocol,furthermore the Libyan commander of the joint forces has formally requested the Sudanese part many times to provide all the needed logistical support for the joint border forces, including the ammunition and weapons(a copy of his letter dated 7 August 2014 is herewith attached) see annex.
The ready availability of weapons in Darfur is, however,illustrated by the fact that the Joint Border Force reportedly seized 424 weapons on 28 November 2013 during a single cordon, search and seize operation around Um Dukhun market.
This may be as a result of the confluence of three factors: the Détachement intégré de sécurité, with the support of MINURCAT, increasingly becoming more operational in providing escorts and being able to react relatively promptly;the creation of the Chad-Sudan joint border force and its deterrent effect; and lastly the fact that other security forces, including the national army and the gendarmerie, improved efforts to pursue and apprehend perpetrators.
The Task Force attributed this development to the deterrence provided by the Chad-Sudan joint border force combined with regular cordon and search exercises conducted by DIS in order to maintain the humanitarian and civilian character of the camps.
This material may eventually be used in the context of armed clashes should the Joint Border Force, contrary to its mission, engage with rebels and/or should materiel be lost or stolen from the Joint Border Force by non-governmental actors in Darfur.
This allowed for operational military arrangements,such as the establishment of a Chad-Sudan joint border force in April 2010, which, together with the improved operational capacity of the Détachement intégré de sécurité, had a positive impact on the security situation and the protection of children.
The rapprochement between Chad andthe Sudan in 2010, through the signing of a bilateral agreement and the establishment of a joint border force, had a positive impact on the security situation in eastern Chad, allowing humanitarian agencies to assist Sudanese refugees and preserve the civilian character of the camps.
The Special Representative briefed the Council on 20 October andcommended the work of the Chadian-Sudanese Joint Border Monitoring Force.