Examples of using Residing in eritrea in English and their translations into Russian
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They also met with former Sudanese officials now residing in Eritrea.
There are over 100,000 Ethiopians residing in Eritrea and they continue to lead their daily lives without reprisals of any kind on account of the current crisis.
It has continued to unleash a campaign of terror against peaceful Ethiopians residing in Eritrea.
After the signing of the Agreement, thousands of Ethiopian nationals residing in Eritrea had been subjected to reprisals, mob attacks and collective expulsion.
It has continued to unleash a campaign of terror against peaceful Ethiopians residing in Eritrea.
The Government of Eritrea has not taken any illegal orabusive actions against Ethiopians residing in Eritrea. The Ethiopian chargé d'affaires in Asmara told the visiting delegation from OAU on 30 June that Eritrea held 57 Ethiopians in detention on suspicion of being a threat to the security of the State.
On the other hand,none of the sources cited had found evidence of violations of the human rights of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea.
According to a recent Royal Canadian Mounted Police assessment, which is consistent with the Monitoring Group's own findings, refusal to pay the tax often results in denial of service or threats against, or harassment of,family members still residing in Eritrea, or possible arrest of the individual should they travel to Eritrea without paying the taxes alleged to be owing.
Unless pressure is brought to bear on the Eritrean authorities,they will not desist from committing more atrocities against civilian Ethiopian citizens residing in Eritrea.
She therefore urged the international community to bring pressure to bear upon the Eritrean Government to halt the gross violations of the human rights of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea and in the territories illegally occupied by that country.
Now it cannot to be denied that the Eritrean Government had undertaken, with the active collaboration of the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC),the voluntary repatriation of two groups of Ethiopians that had been residing in Eritrea.
The Eritrean Referendum Proclamation made the Referendum Commission responsible for"verifying the identity andeligibility of the people of Eritrea, residing in Eritrea or abroad, who may wish to participate in the referendum.
Extrajudicial killings, torture, detentions and cases of disappearance being perpetrated by the Eritrean regime against Ethiopian civilians residing in Eritrea. .
The Eritrean delegation thus solemnly pledges that the Government of Eritrea shall continue to scrupulously observe the human rights of Ethiopians living in Eritrea, fully cooperate with this Commission or any other international organization which wishes to conduct unrestricted investigation of the conditions of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea and shall remain committed to the truth, verifiable by impartial observers, and totally dedicated to the well-being and mutually beneficial future of the peoples of both countries.
Gravely concerned by the attacks against Ethiopian civilians and serious crimes and abuses committed by the Eritrean military police, the army and security personnel,as well as government-incited mob actions against Ethiopian nationals residing in Eritrea;
Alarmed by the recent shocking reportsof vindictive killings and indiscriminate attacks of Ethiopian nationals residing in Eritrea by the Eritrean regime;
I have the honour to transmit to you press statements issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia on 9 June 1998 concerning Eritrea's renewed aggression against Ethiopia and its expulsion anddetention of Ethiopian nationals residing in Eritrea.
The international community-- specifically, those with the mandate in this area-- have the responsibility to prevail upon the Eritrean authorities to stop forthwith their cruel and inhuman treatment of innocent Ethiopians residing in Eritrea.
It is a matter of record that Eritrea took responsible measures, including through a parliamentary bill and public campaigns, to stem the inflammation of ethnic hatred andto ensure the respect of the rights of Ethiopians residing in Eritrea.
Following the agreement on cessation of hostilities signed in Algiers on 18 June 2000(S/2000/627, enclosure),the regime has escalated its repressive actions against innocent Ethiopian civilians that reside in Eritrea.
The first group consisted of those Ethiopians who had peacefully and freely resided in Eritrea for a long time, until they, along with their Eritrean co-inhabitants, had been internally displaced by the invasion and occupation of Eritrean towns and villages.
Similarly, in Asmara, the MSA rate would also have to be adjusted to that of the current DSA rate applicable to the Intercontinental Hotel($137)where most UNMEE personnel reside in Eritrea.
The border conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia has not allowed the repatriation of some 342,000 Eritrean refugees residing in the Sudan.
The Government of Ethiopia, regardless of the inhuman and criminal acts of the Eritrean regime in targeting civilians and civilian installations andthe maltreatment of Ethiopian nationals in Eritrea, assures the international community that it remains committed to live up to international standards and norms in the treatment of Eritrean civilians peacefully residing in Ethiopia.
In conclusion, regardless of the inhuman and criminal acts of the Eritrean regime targeting civilians and civilian installations and the maltreatment of Ethiopian nationals in Eritrea, the Ethiopian Government assures the international community that, in exercising its right of self-defence, it remains committed to live up to international standards and norms as well as in the treatment of Eritrean civilians peacefully residing in Ethiopia.
Some 600,000 persons displaced in Eritrea have also returned to their places of origin, although over 200,000 people remain in camps and some 100,000 continue to reside in host communities.
The Appeals Board found that the Eritrean authorities were unlikely to know of the author's religious affiliation insofar as(a)the author had never resided in Eritrea;(b) his activities with the Pentecostal Movement were limited to meeting several times a week with other church members to sing and pray to God, and assisting in collecting money for the Movement;(c) he had limited knowledge of the Movement; and(d) he had not informed anyone in Eritrea, including his mother, of his religious affiliation.
During the reporting period, given the lack of access to Eritrea, the Special Rapporteur collected first-hand information from Eritrean refugees residing in other countries.
Eritrean nationality is hereby granted to any person who is not of Eritrean origin and who entered, and resided in, Eritrea between the beginning of 1934 and the end of 1951, provided that he has not committed anti-people acts during the liberation struggle of the Eritrean people.
In this connection, the National Assembly of Eritrea, meeting in its eleventh session on 26 June 1998 declared that"the Eritrean Government has not, and will not, take any hostile action against Ethiopians residing in the country.