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With regard to security, the situation had improved considerably, except in the eastern part of the country where armed groups continued to commit massive human rights violations.
Terrorist groups continued to pose a significant threat to a number of countries in the region.
Various militia groups continued to operate with impunity throughout Darfur, attacking villages,
Designated terrorist groups continued to severely constrain access to the eastern governorates of the Syrian Arab Republic.
Although the threat posed by the M23 to civilians was removed from North Kivu, other armed groups continued to pose a threat to civilians in the East.
The standards set in the Declaration would be relevant as long as some States and groups continued to sponsor, finance and provide arms to terrorists.
During the reporting period, terrorist and armed groups continued previously documented patterns of carrying out intentional attacks against civilians, many of them women and children, belonging to minority religious groups, and using other religious minorities as hostages.
Although West African organized criminal groups continued to be prominent in trafficking various illicit drugs in several countries, it was unclear to what extent West Africa served as a transit area for heroin destined for the consumer markets outside Africa.
In addition, organized criminal groups continued to target and kill suspected criminals and gang members in an effort to" cleanse" society of undesirables, often with the support of local officials.
Ms. Mwaipopo(United Republic of Tanzania) said that, despite national, regional and global counter-terrorism efforts, terrorist groups continued to form new alliances and employ new techniques, basing their operations in fragile States and plundering the resources of those territories to acquire finances, arms and recruits.
Skirmishes between the groups continued.
In 2011, Al-Shabaab and militia groups continued to target schools.
The demobilization of paramilitary groups continued, with some interruptions.
Attacks against schools by non-State armed groups continued to be reported.
Likewise, ELN and the new illegal armed groups continued to recruit children.
The recruitment of young people by these armed groups continued in the area.
Ethnic groups continued suffering discrimination and violations to economic, social and cultural rights.
Criminal activity and illegal armed groups continued to be the primary threats to stability.
UNAMI noted in 2008 that armed groups continued ignoring the distinction between civilians and combatants.