Examples of using Collines in English and their translations into Arabic
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The court of first instance(class 2) of Abomey-Calavi(Atlantique department) was inaugurated in 2011, and those in Allada(Atlantique), Pobè(Plateau), Savalou(Collines), Djougou(Donga) and Aplahoué(Couffo) in 2012.
On 16 February 2006, the prosecution and the accused filed a joint plea agreement in which the accused pleaded guilty to direct and public incitement to commit genocide and persecution for his role in Radio-Télévision Libre des mille Collines(RTLM) radio broadcasts in 1994.
The Appeals Chamber also confirmed the findings of the Trial Chamber which establishes a causal connection between the broadcasts of Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines after 6 April 1994 and the killings of certain persons of Tutsi origin, whose names had been publicly mentioned by the broadcaster.
The reprisals almost always followed the same pattern: after a skirmish or the ambush of a military position by a group of rebels, and their immediate withdrawal, the army would respond by pursuing the rebels into the collines, often accompanied by displaced Tutsis who had temporarily left their camps.
On 12 March 1996, the First Trial Chamber, presided over by Judge Kama and composed of Judges Aspegren and Pillay, considered and approved two deferral requests filed by the Prosecutor. The first request concerned the investigations taken up by the Belgian courts in respect of officials of Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines SARL.
From 1993 to 1994, before and during massacres and civil war, Radio Rwanda, the national broadcasting station controlled by the former President, and in particular" Radio-Télévision Libre des Mille Collines", did not hesitate to call for the extermination of the Tutsi and it is notorious for the decisive role it appears to have played in the massacres.
On 20 July 1996, subsequent to a rebel attack on the Bugendana camp for displaced Tutsis, a military operation to surround the area was reportedly carried out by large numbers of soldiers from Rusamaza, Gihogazi commune, Karuzi province, on the collines of Buhoro, Karehe, Kinzerere, Mwaruro and Gasorwe, in Bugendana commune, Gitega province.
In the Ferdinand Nahimana, Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza, Hasssan Ngeze case, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda confirmed the Trial Chamber judgement by concluding that many of the Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines broadcasts made after 6 April 1994(thus after the beginning of a systematic and widespread attack against the Tutsis) explicitly called for the extermination of the Tutsis.
While hate speech, which was omnipresent in Rwanda at the time of the genocide, cannot be pinpointed as the only cause of the genocide, there remains little doubt today that hate speech which was publicly and widely propagated by the media, such as Kangura or Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines, significantly contributed to the tragic and massive killings perpetrated in the country between April and July 1994.
Trial Chamber I found Ferdinand Nahimana(member of the steering committee which established Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines), Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza(member of the steering committee which established Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines; former Director of Political Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and Hassan Ngeze(founder and editor-in-chief of the newspaper Kangura)
You're moving cockroaches from Mille Collines?
They cannot leave Mille Collines.- They are not leaving.
The lnterhamwe believe that the Mille Collines is a four-star Sabena hotel.
Thus about 16,000 people left the Gishio camp in Gatara commune to return to their collines of origin.
Local politicians in northern Benin in April 2005 and those in Mono-Couffo, Zou and Collines in June 2005.
During the events of 1993 in Burundi, many people left their collines of origin to find refuge in a more secure location.
Another piece of evidence on file constitutes a transcript of broadcasts made by Radio des Milles Collines concerning incitement to commit acts of genocide.
Some of the inhabitants who had tried to escape to the nearby Kibazo and Musagaka collines were also reportedly massacred by soldiers stationed at those places.
The mass killings, fomented by Radio des Milles Collines broadcasts which encouraged listeners to" fill the half-empty graves", spread to areas outside Kigali.
are hiding in the collines around Kamenge district, in Bujumbura.