Examples of using Rumonge in English and their translations into Russian
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Rumonge prison;
They had spent a further two months in Rumonge before returning to Kayanza province.
These wooden planks were sold in Bujumbura and Dar es Salaam, having transited through Kigoma and Rumonge ports.
Bururi province, especially the Rumonge and Nyanza-Lac sectors, is also on the rebels' route.
The independent expert encountered instances where babies were born in prison in Bujumbura and Rumonge.
On 6 February 2007, a group of inmates tried to escape from Rumonge prison, in the province of Bururi.
Reports were also received from Rumonge commune in Bururi province, of allegations that rebels had killed more than 145 people.
The judicial officers could also have travelled with the provincial governor,who visits Rumonge several times a week.
The independent expert visited the Rumonge prison in the province of Bururi and the Mpimba prison in Bujumbura Mairie.
Human rights observers continued monitoring prison conditions, and the independent expert visited the prisons of Gitega,Mpimba and Rumonge.
Some 48 of the 60 children were students from Gashasa, Rumonge, Marangara and Gashikanwa, in the Bururi and Ngozi Provinces.
Local inhabitants apparently saw large numbers of bodies floating in the Dama river,which enters Lake Tanganyika near Rumonge.
Were the proposed measures to reinforce the guard at Rumonge prison and prevent these people from being released really carried out?
Staff from the prosecutors' offices in Bururi and Makamba,which are respectively 39 and 90 km from Rumonge, almost never visit the prison.
In addition, she went to the provinces of Ngozi and Rumonge, where she visited the prison, and to the Lukole refugee camp in Tanzania.
Arrangements have been made for judges to travel from Bujumbura to help those provinces which are overwhelmed with work: Ngozi, Gitega,Bururi and Rumonge;
The independent expert met inmates in Gitega,Mpimba and Rumonge prisons who claimed to be political prisoners.
The Special Rapporteur visited Rumonge prison on 7 December 2001 and was able to discover for herself the unacceptable legal status of some of those awaiting trial.
Today the Muslim population is strongly urbanised and focused in the cities of Bujumbura, especially in the communes(districts) of Buyenzi and Bwiza,as well as the towns of Gitega, Rumonge, Nyanza, Muyinga, and Makamba.
In September 2001, the rebels reportedly killed nine people andwounded five others in Rumonge, in the provinces of Bururi, Bujumbura-rural, Bujumbura-Mairie, Bubanza and Rutana.
Rumonge prison, one of the largest in the country, had 674 inmates in September, most of them being dealt with by the Bururi prosecutor's office, the remainder by the prosecutor in Makamba.
They had then decided to leave the rebels andhad gone with their weapons to military headquarters in Rumonge, where they had been questioned for several hours about the reasons for their change of heart.
According to one report made to the Special Rapporteur, there was a very serious incident in Buyengero commune,which lies in Bururi province, between the localities of Mugamba and Rumonge, early in October 1997.
How is it that the principal authors of the failed coup d'état of 3 July 1993,who were in prison at Rumonge, were at the scene and were able to direct operations and then leave the country at their leisure?
The prison system in Burundi comprises 11 detention centres located in Bubanza, Bujumbura(Mpimba), Bururi, Gitega, Muyinga, Muramvya, Ngozi(two establishments,one for men and another for women), Rumonge, Rutana and Ruyigi.
Twelve inmates of the Muyinga, Rumonge, Ruyigi and Ngozi prisons were killed in recent months, a particularly disturbing case being the shooting by prison wardens of four Muyinga inmates who were already lying wounded on the ground.
In a similar vein, on 25 August, ADC-Ikibiri andFRODEBU-Nyakuri accused CNDD-FDD of intimidating members of opposition parties in Rumonge, Bururi Province, by compiling lists of local inhabitants and their political affiliations.
He also benefited from the extremely valuable observations made by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees during its missions to Bubanza, Kabezi,Makamba and Rumonge to inspect prisons and investigate human rights violations.
The lack of security is aggravated by the continued presence of armed groups in the provinces of Rutana, Rumonge and Makamba and the fact that PALIPEHUTU-FNL, which already has a large presence in Bujumbura Rural, is moving into the provinces of Bururi and Bubanza.
Three training seminars on human rights for school directors and inspectors of Kirundo, Muyinga, Bururi, Rutana,Makamba and Rumonge provinces, as well as for 15 teachers of Bujumbura; and three training days for teachers, trainee teachers and pupils, JanuaryApril 1999.