Examples of using Peuple hutu in English and their translations into Russian
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Parti de libération du peuple Hutu/Forces nationales de libération PALIPEHUTU/FNL.
Earlier splits engendered the FNL-Icanzo and the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPE)-Agakiza.
Parti de libération du Peuple hutu(Palipehutu)-Forces Nationales pour la Libération(FNL)- Agathon Rwasa.
The Forces nationales de libération(FNL) are the armed wing of the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu PALIPEHUTU.
Even the last remaining armed political movement, the Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu-Front national de libération, has now laid down its arms and is participating in the national institutions.
The reaction of the community of Burundian Hutu refugees living in Tanzania was to create the Parti de la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) in 1980.
Some disturbances were politicized and were instigated by the(illegal)Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu, PALIPEHUTU; others were independent actions and anarchist; lastly, some were in opposition to the army.
The presence of members of armed factions of the Front pour la défense de la démocratie(FDD) expelled from the former Zaire, and of the Front de la libération nationale(FROLINA) andthe Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU);
In his message, he condemned the massacres of thecivilian populations by CNDD, the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) and the Front de la libération nationale FROLINA.
However, the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu- Forces nationales pour la libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL), which is led by Agathon Rwasa and has a large presence in the province of Bujumbura Rural, continues to reject the peace process, thereby undermining the establishment of a comprehensive peace.
In 2006, OHCHR and the United Nations Operation in Burundi(ONUB) supported the disarmament,demobilization and reintegration process of the Palipehutu/FNL Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu/Forces nationales de Libération.
However, due to political disagreements and lack of ceasefire agreement with the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu/Forces nationales pour la libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL) of Agathon Rwasa, the last armed group outside the peace process, the whole process has been delayed.
Throughout the period under review, reports also continued to be received of increased faction fighting among the Hutu rebels- between the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) and the armed wing of CNDD.
The rebels reportedly belonged to the Forces nationales de libération(FNL), the armed wing of the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU), and according to government sources, they were trying to destabilize the situation and make their presence known while the negotiations were under way in Arusha.
It should be stressed, however, that extremism was not the exclusive preserve of the opposition; it also flourished within the Hutu movement,particularly in the radical underground organization Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu PALIPEHUTU.
Condemn once again the recent attacks by the Forces nationales de la libération(FNL)-Partí pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) and Forces pour la défense de la démocratie(FDD)-Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD) rebel groups, supported by the other"negative forces" fighting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo;
The same is true of the rebel groups, as confrontations between members of the Front pour la défense de la démocratie(FDD), the armed wing of CNDD, andthe Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) have been frequent, especially in the northern provinces.
The Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu and its military wing, the Forces nationales pour la libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL)(Agathon Rwasa) remains the only rebel group outside the peace process and has continued to fight from the rural area around Bujumbura, creating a climate of violence and fear in and around the city.
In recent months, fighting between troops and rebels, struggles between rival elements of the armed wing of the Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD) andof the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU), and rebel incursions in the provinces had led to considerable looting, destruction, and civilian loss of life.
On 20 January, rebels of the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) allegedly killed 32 people in a camp in north-west Burundi and on 21 January, 13 persons, including a soldier, are said to have died in an attack by a rebel group in Rumonge commune, more than 50 kilometres south of the capital, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
They ended with the signature of a declaration by eight political opposition parties which called for the improvement of the Convention on Governance and for the inclusion of legally established political organizations and civil society in the negotiations, apart from CNDD,the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu(PALIPEHUTU) and the Front de la libération nationale FROLINA.
The team was able to conclude that the available evidence points to a Burundian rebel organization,the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-- Forces nationales de libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL), the only group to claim responsibility, as having probably participated in the massacre, but as being unlikely to have done so on its own.
Similarly, six of the G-7 political parties, namely, the Parti du peuple(PP), the Rassemblement pour le peuple du Burundi(RPB), the Parti libéral(PL), the Front pour la libération nationale(FROLINA), the Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD) andthe Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu(PALIPEHUTU) issued a statement welcoming the transfer of power.
However, clashes between the Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu Forces nationales de libération(FNL), led by Agathon Rwasa, and the Forces nationales de défence(FND) continued in the provinces of Bujumbura rural and Bubanza, and even expanded to the western provinces of Burundi. On 5 October, the Government asked FNL to engage in negotiations by 31 October or face"serious consequences.
While this evolution is no doubt positive, the security situation in Burundi continues to be hampered by military clashes between the Government forces andthe Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-Forces nationales de libération(Palipehutu-FNL), which remains outside the peace process, and acts of violence committed by its members against the civilian population.
The Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-- Forces nationales de libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL) led by Agathon Rwasa, the only armed group that had not joined the peace process, engaged in negotiations with the Government and declared a cease fire in April 2005. A Cessation of Hostilities Agreement was signed on 15 May between FNL and the Government, but its implementation has not yet yielded the expected results.
That conviction has been further reinforced by documentary evidence now in the possession of the Commission(see appendix II) demonstrating that very close cooperation exists between the ex-FAR and two of the Burundian rebel groups: CNDD/FDD andthe Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu(PALIPEHUTU) and its military wing, the Forces nationales de libération FNL.
Thus, on 7 October 2002, we signed a ceasefire agreement with the factions of the Forces nationales de libération-Parti Libération du Peuple Hutu(FNL-PALIPEHUTU) and the Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie-Front pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD-FDD), led respectively by Alain Mugabarabona and Jean Bosco Ndayikengurukiye. On 2 December 2002, we signed a similar agreement with the principal armed movement of CNDD-FDD led by Pierre Nkurunziza.
The Committee welcomed the progress achieved in the situation in Burundi, in particular the signing in Dar es Salaam on 7 September 2006 of a Ceasefire Agreement between the Government of Burundi and Agathon Rwasa's Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-- Forces nationales de libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL), the pursuit of the disarmament and demobilization process and the progress achieved in disbanding militias.
The Facilitator, the regional leaders and the belligerents conducted negotiations along those lines, which concluded with the signing of two separate ceasefire agreements involving the main armed groups, the Conseil national pour la défense de la démocratie-- Forces pour la défense de la démocratie(CNDD-FDD)of Jean Bosco Ndayikengurukiye, the Parti pour la libération du peuple Hutu-- Forces Nationales de libération(PALIPEHUTU-FNL) of Alain Mugabarabona and CNDD-FDD of Pierre Nkurunziza, on 7 October and 2 December 2002.