Disarmament and repatriation of foreign armed groups

Disarmament and repatriation of foreign armed groups

It includes combatants affected by force downsizing, armed groups allied to the signatories of the agreement and foreign armed groups.

Those minority groups may be, for example, indigenous people or foreign residents.

The police brigade divided them into nine groups according to their foreign language levels. They have two classes per week, learn self defense moves, laws and regulations and foreign languages.

In the Conakry region alone there are now 142 women's groups embracing 3000 fish wholesalers who, in addition to existing domestic groups, supply local and foreign markets with fresh and smoked fish.

Two of the groups were charities Benevolence International Foundation and Global Relief Foundation (listed in 2002 along with various foreign offices).

In older age groups, the number of women, both native Aruban and foreign born, is significantly higher than the number of men.

Such practices created the unfortunate impression that the United Nations was an extension of the foreign policies of certain States or groups.

He said Damascus would continue fighting this sacred battle until we purge all Syrian territories of both terror groups and any illegal foreign presence.

The Transitional Government highlighted its determination to carry through the disarmament and repatriation of all of the foreign armed groups present on its territory.

The Group is aware that a large destabilizing factor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is the continued use of the territory by foreign armed groups.

Finally, it is alleged that foreign actors have provided support to the dissident factions and that those groups make use of neighbouring States for transiting, regrouping and training.

In both Kigali and Kampala, the mission reiterated the concern of the Security Council regarding the continued presence of foreign armed groups in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Even as aid groups began the grim motions of starting the gears of disaster relief, some complained that foreign aid workers with deep expertise were being prevented from traveling to Palu.

Encourage the Government to cooperate with the efforts of the United Nations towards resolving the continued threat to regional security posed by the presence of foreign armed groups on Congolese territory.

21. Urges the Transitional Authority and all Afghan groups to ensure the safety, security and free movement of all foreign and local United Nations and associated personnel, as well as of all foreign and local personnel of humanitarian organizations, and their safe and unimpeded access to all affected populations

Encourage MONUC to continue to support the actions taken by FARDC to step up the pressure on foreign armed groups operating in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

During that period, MONUC and the International Committee for Support to the Transition have urged the Transitional Government to take measures to forcibly disarm the remaining foreign armed groups and facilitate their repatriation.

The mission's interlocutors expressed concern at the continuing insecurity in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and called for rapid and firm collective action against the foreign armed groups present in that region.

The meeting also discussed ways and means of increasing pressure on the foreign armed groups and steps to be taken in that regard by the participating States, the African Union and the Security Council.

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During the past three years, MONUC has sought to disarm and demobilize foreign armed groups on the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and to facilitate their voluntary return to their countries of origin.

Although the violence affects all Congolese, men and women alike, the phenomenon of sexual violence against women and children has reached truly genocidal proportions, and is committed by all the Congolese and foreign armed forces and groups.

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Encourage the Government to cooperate with the efforts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the United Nations to resolve the continued threat to regional security posed by the presence of foreign armed groups on Congolese territory.

Since that time, there has been an upsurge in crimes against humanity and acts of genocide and ethnic cleansing as a result of the criminal activities of Congolese and foreign forces and groups, particularly in the eastern provinces.

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Of particular note was the establishment of a liaison office among international observer groups, the Central Electoral Commission of Palestine and the Israeli Foreign Ministry to certify and accredit organizations that wished to observe the December 2004 Palestinian elections.

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The US is clearly convinced that a continued military presence in Afghanistan is in its interests. But what would it mean for Afghanistan, a country that has long suffered at the hands of homegrown militant groups and foreign forces alike?

Contested state breakups create tough policy problems, and there are no ideal outcomes. But if foreign powers wish to engage constructively, they must understand a country s internal politics and demographics, and address all affected groups security concerns equally and fairly.

The mission took note of the Government's intention to stand up and deploy to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo a total of nine integrated brigades, before April 2006, to conduct offensive operations against foreign armed groups, with MONUC support.

The Council is determined to step up the pressure on the foreign armed groups present in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in conjunction with the initiatives being taken within the framework of the tripartite process.

The Council is determined to step up the pressure on the foreign armed groups present in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in conjunction with the initiatives being taken within the framework of the tripartite process.

Following the 16 July communiqué by the Transitional Government stating that it would take forcible action to disarm FDLR, consensus has been emerging within the Transitional Government on how to address the problem of foreign armed groups, and particularly FDLR.

(b) Preventive measures aimed at disbanding organized criminal groups and terrorist groups

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