Examples of using Eritrea had in English and their translations into Arabic
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As you will recall, Eritrea had submitted to the Security Council, in its letter of 12 March 1999(S/1999/274), the written clarifications that the OAU High-Level Delegation provided it with on 26 January 1999.
Ethiopia has maintained that it would resume its participation in the Commission ' s meetings only after Eritrea had restored the integrity of the Temporary Security Zone by withdrawing the troops and military equipment it has deployed in the Zone.
This reminds us of an earlier accusation by the Monitoring Group that Eritrea had 2,000 soldiers in Somalia, with detailed information on“when and how they arrived and where and in what numbers they were deployed”.
As an autonomous province within Ethiopia, Eritrea had its own democratically elected regional parliament, its own constitution, its own regional government, and Tigrinya and Arabic as its official languages- as opposed to Amharic in the rest of Ethiopia. The capital of the province was Asmara.[5][6].
In each case, Eritrea had its own reservations, but, as a sign of its firm commitment to the rule of law, it decided to abide by all of the decisions.
In its short history as an independent State, Eritrea had made progress in the sectors of the rights of children,
Eritrea had signed all of the core human-rights conventions.
because some of the territory question was territory to which Eritrea had a claim.
Ambassador Verbeke said new decisions by the Council would be welcomed since the work of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea had practically concluded, owing primarily to restrictions imposed by Eritrea on the Mission.
On 28 July, in a letter addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/2008/496), the Secretary-General informed the Council that Ethiopia and Eritrea had rejected the options put before them for a future United Nations engagement.
While these agreements were in the process of implementation and when Eritrea had already rearranged a bulk of its forces in all the three sectors, Ethiopia reneged on its commitments and put pressure on the UNMEE Force Commander to radically alter the southern boundary of the TSZ.
Thus, while it was Ethiopia that opened a new front in Tsorona(central Eritrea) by deploying about 55,000 troops, including the" elite" twentieth division, Ethiopia claimed earlier this week that" Eritrea had deployed troops in the Tsorona front to attack industrial cites in northern Tigray and the Obelisk in Aksum".
It was clearly reported by the Security Council Monitoring Group on Somalia in 2006 that Eritrea had embarked on a policy of attempting to destabilize Ethiopia, arming and training a number of terrorist organizations in the region and infiltrating a number of armed bands across our borders.
In the event, Eritrea had no choice but to object to Ethiopia ' s redeployment plan as it constituted a violation of the Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities in addition to its grave humanitarian implications for the return of
Given that Eritrea had nine ethnic groups, each with its indigenous language, traditional values and customary laws, she wondered which law applied when a Muslim man married a non-Muslim woman,
If given the time, Eritrea wishes to provide crucial extra information pertaining to this sensationalized accusation, which reminds of an earlier accusation by the Monitoring Group that Eritrea had 2,000 soldiers in Somalia, with detailed information on when and how they arrived and where and in what numbers they were deployed.
Unfortunately, despite Eritrea ' s stated intention to abide by the understandings reached on 6 February, its Commissioner for Cooperation with the Peacekeeping Mission informed my Special Representative in a letter dated 1 March that Eritrea had halted the repositioning of its forces, on the basis of the objections described above.
other camps in its territory, he pointed out that the representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Eritrea had categorically stated that there were two Ethiopian camps in Eritrea, that the Red Cross had full access to those camps, and that they held only about 300 persons.
s previous position, but also because Eritrea had indicated to more than one interlocutor that it would be ready for dialogue if Ethiopia were to do what it did through the Peace Plan.
The Government of Eritrea had brought the widespread human rights abuses to the attention of UNHCR.