Examples of using APCLS in English and their translations into Spanish
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he ordered his soldiers to“kill everybody without distinction in Kitchanga” because he considered all the ethnic Hunde to be APCLS supporters.
After APCLS began cooperating with a faction of FDC that was loyal to the Government and led by Lt Col. Bwira,
APCLS is the strongest Mai Mai group in North Kivu, mobilizing its forces
APCLS is estimated by United Nations sources to number around 250 to 300 combatants,
As previously reported by the Group, APCLS continues to impose a tax of 500 Congolese francs on all entries
a former M23 soldier and an APCLS officer reported that Ntaganda's allies in Kitchanga worked clandestinely with Mudahunga
criticizing his fellow Nyanga for allowing the Hunde to provide more military support to APCLS than they had for NDC during the previous weeks of combat.
where armed APCLS combatants impose a 10 per cent tax on all production at the mines of Karobe,
After the arrest of two NDC police officers by APCLS during a visit carried out by Sheka to the nearby village of Maninge, NDC troops retaliated by attacking the APCLS police on 9 June 2011 at Mutongo, killing four.
who have cohabited with APCLS and cooperated alongside its positions for more than two years, pointed to Bakungu Mitondeke, a national deputy from Masisi territory, as the principal source of weapons and ammunition for APCLS, by means of shipments transported by the wives of FARDC members.
Raia Mutomboki(3), APCLS(2), Union des patriotes congolais pour la paix(1)
particularly FRF, APCLS and Mai-Mai groups in North and South Kivu,
While FARDC intelligence officers told the Group that Mr. Mitondeke was supporting preparations for an uprising in Goma, APCLS representatives defended the position that the Deputy was targeted in retaliation for leaving President Kabila's party
Bibwe is situated north of Lukweti, where APCLS, led by“General” Janvier Buingo(see paras.
Like NDC, APCLS and its political sponsors sought to affect the allocation of legislative seats by increasing enrolment in the territory of Masisi,
On 9 January 2013, as part of an attempt to integrate the Alliance pour un Congo libre et souverain(APCLS), a predominantly Hunde armed group led by Gen. Janvier Buingo, the commander of the Congolese army eighth military region, Gen. Bauma, ordered 300 APCLS soldiers under“Colonel” Musa Jumapili to be integrated in situ into the Congolese army at Kitchanga, North Kivu.
Operations against APCLS continue.
Mudahunga told APCLS to disarm, but APCLS refused.
APCLS subsequently occupied Pinga
However, it failed to seize the APCLS stronghold at Lukweti.