Examples of using Excombatants in English and their translations into Spanish
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support for the return and reintegration of excombatants.
may foster acceptance of returning excombatants among reintegration communities.
Excombatants were assigned the task of rebuilding the country,
resettlement programme has disarmed a total of 3,000 Congolese excombatants, but none of the ex-combatants has benefited from any short-term reinsertion
especially integration of excombatants into the country's economic
Noting with appreciation the progress made to date in the reintegration of excombatants, welcoming the contribution being made by the United Nations Development Programme,
political reintegration should include support for excombatants and associated groups to become full-fledged citizens, capable of claiming rights
As noted above, the reintegration of excombatants and associated groups is a long-term process that requires long-term funding made available throughout all stages of the process,
where United Nations DDR staff will be colocated with the national DDR Commissions to provide support for excombatants in the reintegration phase of the programme.
demobilization and reintegration of excombatants from all sides of the conflict will also be priority areas for the mission.
the integration of excombatants into the police and elections security.
the long-term reintegration of excombatants, demobilized soldiers,
Pending their incorporation into the new national army, the FAFN excombatants shall be brought together, under the command of the Chief of the Forces nouvelles and supported by the impartial forces, for joint basic training in one military camp in each of the cities of Bouaké,
support the repatriation of foreign excombatants on Congolese territory; provide assistance to
In addition, the issue of payment of allowances to both the cantoned Forces nouvelles excombatants and personnel of the national defence
through a redesigned two-pronged strategy focusing on both individual benefits for excombatants and community-driven benefits,
67 per cent of excombatants noting the positive role of UNOCI in preventing belligerents from relaunching war.
comprising mainly excombatants, internally displaced persons and returnees.
in post-conflict situations, the issue of security sector reform, including the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of ex-combatants, should be adequately financed at the national and subregional levels to prevent excombatants from being subjected to recruitment by terrorist networks.
Sapo National Park(in Sinoe County) by excombatants, while provoking many headlines, assessments
