Примеры использования Self-defence groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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103 members of self-defence groups had been killed and 917 captured.
the population has organized self-defence groups, inadvertently creating problems of human rights abuses.
On the contrary, the military began to cooperate with self-defence groups, considering them as useful allies in the common interest of fighting the armed insurgency.
The self-defence groups did nothing when the former Séléka took power
The elections scheduled for October 2007 would be the first in which participants would not be harassed by paramilitary or self-defence groups on the margins of the law.
There are also paramilitary groups calling themselves self-defence groups and claiming to be purely counter-insurgent.
Guerrilla and self-defence groups have attacked medical personnel
According to local officials, more than 600 municipalities are affected by guerrilla or self-defence groups.
It is known that the self-defence groups also control food
the country was taking effective action against illegal guerrilla and self-defence groups, and violence had been reduced throughout the country.
Since its beginning, this Government has worked to demobilize members of guerrilla and self-defence groups.
With reference to campesino self-defence groups, he asked whether the Shining Path organization was still active.
It is also reported that the security forces often act together with civilians or militia self-defence groups legitimized by the Government.
which call themselves"self-defence groups" and claim to be clearly against the guerrillas.
152 massacres attributed to paramilitary and/or self-defence groups were recorded between January and 21 December 1999.
Self-defence groups were then formed by local youths to protect the population, headed by FAFN commanders.
Forced disarmament in the PK5 neighbourhood of Bangui also led to armed confrontations between Operation Sangaris forces and Muslim self-defence groups.
FSB or self-defence groups as a form of extra-judicial punishment or harassment.
soldiers of the revolution, and self-defence groups- and mobilized youth organizations were created and established.
local self-defence groups began reprisal attacks on the Séléka