Examples of using Armed bands in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
is to help the Government of Zaire to maintain peace and security in the Zairian province of Kivu, disarm the armed bands and deter any subversive elements from moving towards the frontiers of Burundi and Rwanda.
The Special Representative stressed that, despite the efforts of the authorities, insecurity in the north of the country, due to the activities of rebel groups and armed bands within those areas and on the borders with Chad and the Sudan, remained the most serious obstacle to the consolidation of peace and economic progress.
That, for example, is what is happening in a few villages in Kayanza and Karusi provinces. For what the politicians who hunger for popularity do not say is that the armed bands which have been roaming the hills in recent times have decimated everything within their path, including the animals; this made it essential to have a programme for the protection of all the threatened population.
The Turkish Government is also in violation of the 1986 judgement of the International Court of Justice in the case of Nicaragua v. United States of America. In that judgement, the Court stated that"… if one State, with a view to the coercion of another State, supports and assists armed bands in that State whose purpose is to overthrow its government, that amounts to an intervention in its internal affairs, whatever the political objective of the State giving support".
It is especially shocked by the continuing violations of human rights and the atrocities inflicted on the civilian population in Ituri, in the Kivu provinces and in Katanga, in particular the rape carried out systematically and with impunity by the increasing number of armed bands originating in the militias operating in Ituri, in the Kivu provinces and in Katanga.
Mr. Porquet(Côte d ' Ivoire) thanked the Representative of the Secretary-General for having supported the adoption of the Ouagadougou peace accords and asked how he envisaged helping States, on the one hand, to carry out their duty to protect displaced populations from terrorism and the presence of armed bands and, on the other hand, to respect their obligations in the field of human rights.
Such bellicose statements violate General Assembly resolution 2625(XXV) of 24 October 1970, which contains the Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Cooperation among States in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, since under the latter, Member States have the duty" to refrain from propaganda for wars of aggression" and" to refrain from organizing or encouraging the organization of irregular forces or armed bands".
Responding to the delegation of Cameroon, he said that he was aware that the impact of the presence of refugees had on Cameroonian society, but that one must distinguish between refugees, who had to receive assistance because they were victims, and armed bands, who were largely responsible for victimizing the refugees and who were not entitled to receive aid either from UNHCR or the host country.
Armed bands(article 115);
Criminal activities related to armed bands and terrorist organizations or groups.
(b) Criminal activities related to armed bands or organizations or terrorist groups;
The separatists were greatly assisted in their criminal activities by foreign armed bands.
However, there are pockets of insecurity fuelled by armed bands across the country.
The declaration does not, however, define what is meant by irregular forces or armed bands.
This cannot happen unless the armed bands are disarmed in favour of the legitimate Government;
Armed bands from both demonstrations then arrived to the scene, resulting in 17 persons being killed.
The massive return of the population driven earlier into internal and external exile by armed bands;
It was necessary to consider not only aggression by States but also by armed bands against States.
Assist in the search for weapons caches and in the neutralization of armed bands throughout the country;
Armed bands led by warlords have filled the political vacuum left by the deliquescence of the Somali State.
