Examples of using Continue to be reported in English and their translations into Spanish
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Small-scale assaults against villages and farms were the most common operations, and rapes of women by militia continue to be reported.
Human rights violations continue to be reported, especially in areas where military operations continue. .
Nevertheless, alleged human rights violations continue to be reported, especially in areas where military operations continue. .
The High Commissioner for Human Rights indicated that cases of torture and ill-treatment of detainees held by the Afghan authorities continue to be reported.
Large seizures continue to be reported by Spain- 48 tons in 2005
mass killing of the indigenous Jumma continue to be reported by Amnesty International and other human rights.
Instances of harassment of minorities continue to be reported, and a Kosovo Force(KFOR)
The second period in question is the current security situation in which multiple cases of enforced disappearance have been and continue to be reported.
as illnesses linked to romaine lettuce continue to be reported," the Canadian agency said.
The crime rate continues to be relatively low, although incidents of petty crime continue to be reported.
items is so specific, it is important that those items continue to be reported on separately.
It was agreed that this information may still be useful and should continue to be reported.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, where people continue to be reported missing throughout the area,
While large individual seizures of acetic anhydride continue to be reported, the Board has noted that certain countries that in the past have regularly reported seizures of acetic anhydride did not submit the appropriate information for 1999.
incidents of violence also continue to be reported in North and South Kivu, northern Katanga
Serious human rights violations continue to be reported in relation to indigenous leaders
Indeed, violations of human rights and wrongdoing by police officers continue to be reported, notwithstanding the efforts of the Inspector-General of the Haitian National Police to rid the force of bad elements.
Nevertheless, it remains concerned that new cases of disappearance continue to be reported to it, and that very few of the cases on the Group's books have been clarified.
Ongoing violence and targeted assassinations also continue to be reported against government officials, newly elected members
Other types of gross human rights violations, committed primarily against the indigenous population, also continue to be reported and seem to demonstrate a consistent pattern of human rights violations in the region.