Examples of using Released from armed in English and their translations into Russian
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Nevertheless, a total of 1,542 children were released from armed groups.
The number of girls released from armed forces and groups through the official processes remains low.
Iii Action plan developed for the reintegration of children released from armed forces and groups.
Achieved. 1,461 children were released from armed groups and forces in 2013/14 for a total of 46,187.
Since October 2003, more than 1,000 children have been released from armed forces and groups.
Last year, more than 10,000 children were released from armed forces and groups worldwide, and received support returning to their communities.
It has however proved very difficult to obtain access to them andto date no girls have been officially released from armed forces or groups within the official framework.
Increase in the number of children released from armed forces and groups and handed over to appropriate care services.
Development of a database for the South Sudan Disarmament,Demobilization and Reintegration Commission to monitor the status of children released from armed forces and armed groups.
Since 2002, more than 50,000 children in over 10 countries have been released from armed forces and armed groups and reintegrated into their societies.
Since the designation of FARDC regional military commanders in October 2003,some 5,000 children, a small number of them girls, have been released from armed forces and groups.
A total of 271 beneficiaries were released from armed forces and groups.
Reiterated the willingness of Chadian authorities to cooperate with the Working Group, the United Nations and its funds and programmes and the specialized agencies, in order to demobilize andreintegrate children released from armed forces and groups.
In 2008, approximately 89 children(including three girls)were released from armed groups, while in 2009, 39 boys were released. .
According to CONADER figures,of the 29,291 children released from armed forces and groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during the period from mid-2003 to December 2006, approximately 15,167(slightly more than 50 per cent) have so far received some form of reintegration assistance.
Following the signature of the Actes d'engagement, an increasing number of children have been released from armed groups or have escaped and sought assistance from MONUC military or the FARDC.
In the light of the above, the Security Council Working Group on children and armed conflict may wish, as a matter of follow-up on the gains and progress made in the protection of children in Burundi,to consider a visit to Burundi in the coming months to follow up on the progress made there in the reintegration of all children released from armed groups, to establish lessons learned.
The UNICEF programme will benefit all children released from armed forces and groups, and an additional 20,000 other vulnerable children in the conflict-affected areas.
The Governments of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo should also ensure that protective mechanisms are in place for Rwandan andCongolese children released from armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and returned to Rwanda.
Some 130 additional children were released from armed forces or groups and handed over to reintegration programmes since 30 June, bringing the total since January to 1,931.
In some areas,there is credible evidence of harassment and threats of re-recruitment of children released from armed groups, and lack of security continues to hamper reintegration.
With respect to measures adopted by the Government following advocacy by the United Nations, on 7 February 2013 an interministerial circular was signed by the Ministers of Justice, Family and the Promotion of Women and Children, the Defence and Territorial Administration, and the Minister of Internal Security and Civil Protection, on the prevention, protection andreintegration into the family of children released from armed forces and groups.
In this connection,I encourage donor support for the reintegration of children who will be released from armed groups listed in the annex to my annual report on children and armed conflict.
The operational framework for the release of children(Cadre operationnel pours les enfants associés aux forces et groupes armés) was launched in May 2004 and, during the period from mid-2003 to December 2006, approximately 30,000 children were released from armed forces and groups, including those released prior to the adoption of the operational framework.
Encouraging donors to support the reintegration of children who have been released from armed groups, and stressing that psychosocial support and assistance to victims of gender-based violence, in particular victims of LRA, is required;
Since the launching of the disarmament and community reinsertion process in Ituri in mid-December,more than 2,000 children, including some 400 girls, have been released from armed groups, although some have suffered persecution after their reintegration.
In the first half of 2009, more than 350 girls(out of a total of 2,813 children)had been released from armed forces and groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during demobilization processes supported by UNICEF.
The international community should support the work of the country task force to increase the capacity of the monitoring and reporting mechanism, to ensure that adequate information is collected and communicated on the impact of grave violations against children, with special attention to the need to develop monitoring and reporting coverage for all areas,to ensure reintegration of the children released from armed groups and to undertake other appropriate responses in conjunction with the Government of the Philippines.
The United Nations continued to assist with the reintegration of 157 children previously released from armed groups, and provided child protection training to Sudan People's Liberation Army officers and criminal justice personnel.
Commending the commitment and efforts of the Government of Mali for the protection of children affected by armed conflict through, inter alia, the establishment in October 2012 of an interministerial working group on grave violations, the adoption on 7 February 2013 of an interministerial circular on the prevention, protection andreintegration into the family of children released from armed forces and groups and the signature on 1 July 2013 of the Protocol on the Release and Handover of Children Associated with Armed Forces and Groups;