Examples of using Randa in English and their translations into Russian
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19 August, the President issued two decrees, establishing a commission to examine the combatant status of the alleged Palipehutu-FNL dissidents at Randa and Buramata communes,
who were detained in military camps such as the Randa camp after having been demobilized from armed groups.
The Government opened a demobilization site known as a"welcome centre" for presumed FNL combatants at Randa, Bubanza Province,
leader of the movement for a pluralistic society Randa Kassis reported.
With regard to the children associated with the alleged FNL dissidents in Randa and Buramata, 69 of them were waiting to be transferred to the Gitega demobilization centre at the end of the reporting period.
who were previously detained in the former demobilization camp in Randa were released in March 2007
220 children were separated from the FNL dissidents in the Randa and Burumata sites on 25 April 2008.
national partners to reach agreement with the Government for the release of the 26 minors in Randa, they remain at the camp.
ONUB, UNICEF and a number of non-governmental human rights organizations have unsuccessfully urged many governmental departments and ministries to ensure the release of children-- supposedly former FNL combatants or collaborators-- who are being held in custody at Randa and other State detention centres.
to the Government, requesting clarification of the situation of children at Randa, but it has not yet received a reply.
of the remaining 40 children associated with the alleged FNL dissidents in the Randa and Buramata sites in June 2009;
As of July 2006, there were a total of 454 detainees in Randa, of whom 25 were children between the ages of 15
In mid-April the Government of Burundi opened a centre on the site of the former demobilization centre at Randa, Province of Bubanza, to accommodate combatants belonging to Agathon Rwasa's FNL
ONUB requested the Government to release former FNL child combatants from the Randa detention centre, for immediate demobilization.
the Head of the Lebanese Welfare Association for the Handicapped, Randa Assi Berri.
This total includes 25 children alleged to be former FNL combatants who are being held by FDN at the site of the former demobilization centre at Randa, as well as other cases of illegal detention by the State of minors accused of participating in armed gangs, in this case with FNL.
On 8 June, 40 children associated with alleged FNL dissidents in the Randa and Buramata assembly areas were also released.
A new decree stipulating that the mechanism had been created solely to address the Randa caseload was promulgated on 15 March 2007.
children were released from detention in the Government-run camp at Randa. On 20 November 2006, 26 children aged 14 to 18 years, who had been accused of association with Palipehutu-FNL(Rwasa) and detained at the Randa military camp since April 2006, were transferred to a demobilization
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