Examples of using Enemy combatants in English and their translations into Arabic
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One troubling development in the counter-terrorist framework of the United States of America and Israel has been the classification of suspected terrorists as" unlawful enemy combatants" who purportedly find themselves in a gap in protection in respect of international humanitarian law
any other country engaged in combat- to hold enemy combatants without charges or access to counsel for the duration of hostilities.
The hills filled with enemy combatants.
We're humans, enemy combatants.
Your government now considers them enemy combatants.
Your government now considers them enemy combatants.
All right, you got four enemy combatants.
These aren't murder victims. These are enemy combatants.
The Office for the Administrative Review of Detained Enemy Combatants.
Listen to what they're saying about us--enemy combatants.
We estimate that between 40 and 50 enemy combatants in Kobuleti now.
It's an off-book site used by the agency to interrogate enemy combatants.
It seems to me we have an obligation to treat these individuals as enemy combatants.
I'm guessing they don't include rendition, exfiltration, and isolation of enemy combatants.
Our intelligence suggests there's at least 40 enemy combatants on the ground.
On the other hand, the enemy combatants were not entitled to prisonerofwar(POW) status.
In 2005, an Iraqi war vet assaulted two people in Las Vegas, believing them to be enemy combatants.
I'm here to remind you that you're enemy combatants in the custody of the United States Navy.
The Military Commissions Act must be amended to ensure that trials of" alien unlawful enemy combatants" included due process rights.
