Examples of using Foreign armed groups in English and their translations into Spanish
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repatriation to their country of origin of children remaining in foreign armed groups.
the Transitional Government followed up on its 16 July decision to forcibly disarm foreign armed groups, which is a welcome sign and deserves to be supported.
it should be recognized that the main responsibility for disarming and repatriating foreign armed groups rests with the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Member States continue to call on MONUC to forcibly disarm the foreign armed groups.
resettlement and reintegration of foreign armed groups will become a central part of MONUC operations.
demobilize and repatriate foreign armed groups-- a goal that has been pursued for several years now.
resettling and reintegrating foreign armed groups, and assisting the victims in conflict affected communities.
The Committee welcomed the decision of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to use force to disarm foreign armed groups in the eastern part of the country.
the implementation of the Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement was successfully completed in 2003, although foreign armed groups are still active in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
reintegration and resettlement efforts with respect to foreign armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, facilitated by MONUC during the period January to June 2009 resulted in the repatriation of 1,118 Rwandan combatants along with 1,284 dependants, as well as
stressed the need to get foreign armed groups out of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
in particular with regard to a continuation of operations aimed at the disarmament and repatriation of foreign armed groups.
on 15 January 2006, unless the Secretary-General informs the Council that the process of disarmament of those foreign armed groups and Congolese militias operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is being completed;
The Transitional Government intensified its military pressure on foreign armed groups and Mayi-Mayi elements refusing to enter brassage in the Kivus, following the 30 September deadline for voluntary disarmament of foreign armed groups agreed upon by the Tripartite Plus Joint Commission.
The Prime Minister, along with both chambers of Parliament, echoed the President in welcoming the joint operations against the foreign armed groups, and expressed their full support for the rapprochement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and other neighbouring countries.
reintegration with leaders of foreign armed groups in the North and South Kivus, officials of the Government of and neighbouring countries and United Nations agencies, funds and programmes on the voluntary disarmament of foreign armed groups.
its protocols provide for the mandatory disarmament and extradition of foreign armed groups, the prevention of illicit flows of small arms,
In view of the absence of political or ceasefire agreements with the foreign armed groups, except for the Burundian combatants, who left following the successful peace process in their country, nearly all the combatants and their dependants who have left the Democratic
allowing for the forcible disarmament of foreign armed groups operating in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, including FNL,
Regarding other foreign armed groups in eastern Congo,