Examples of using Forces or groups in English and their translations into Russian
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most child soldiers today are serving in non-governmental armed forces or groups.
Others may join armed forces or groups because of a socio-economic breakdown that eliminates viable alternatives.
assisted nearly 1,600 children formerly associated with armed forces or groups to be reintegrated into their communities.
For children, it is vital to provide alternatives to joining armed forces or groups.
Inclusive reintegration strategies that target children associated with armed forces or groups, together with conflict-affected
In keeping with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the recruitment of children under 18 into armed forces or groups, or their direct or indirect participation in hostilities, should be considered
reintegration of children associated with armed forces or groups in South Sudan,
are prevented from revealing, their past association with armed forces or groups out of fear of stigmatization by their communities.
CRC remained concerned that no legislation criminalized the recruitment of children into armed forces or groups or their use in hostilities,
social reintegration for children associated with armed forces or groups.
Does Nepal envisage prohibiting all recruitment of children into any armed forces or groups, and ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict?
Some 130 additional children were released from armed forces or groups and handed over to reintegration programmes since 30 June, bringing the total
including women" and"children connected with armed forces or groups" all include women,
remains concerned that there is no legislation explicitly criminalizing the recruitment of children into armed forces or groups or their use in hostilities,
work towards the unconditional release from armed forces or groups of all children recruited
with the issuance of regulation 1580/5 dealing with children formerly associated with armed forces or groups.
formerly associated with armed forces or groups and children with other vulnerabilities(including those in street situations), benefited from reintegration programmes.
Evidence from armed conflicts suggests that there is a strong association between recruitment into armed forces or groups, on the one hand,
all children associated with armed forces or groups.
include a provision which explicitly criminalizes the recruitment of children into armed forces or groups and their use in hostilities in violation of the Optional Protocol;