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[...] [...] only of the capture of Jerusalem by Nabuchodonosor; only this event could be spoken of as the day "when strangers carried away his [Juda's] army captive, and foreigners [...] [...]

The Government of Burundi claimed to have killed 57 of the combatants and captured another 20.

We hope that Israel’s announcement of indirect talks with Hamas leaders on prisoner swap will help to ease the tensions.

The Administration Regulation, which is made by the Secretary for Development under section 38 of BO, amends the Building (Administration) Regulations (Cap. 123 sub. leg. A) to (a) reduce the period within which an authorized person, registered structural engineer, registered geotechnical engineer, registered general building contractor, registered specialist contractor or registered minor work contractor is required to notify the Building Authority of a change in the appointment of any technically competent person from 14 days to 7 days; and (b) require a registered minor works contractor to notify the Building Authority of a change of business address.

[...] formulating policy guidelines to facilitate cavern development for both public and private sectors, developing a long-term relocation strategy in conjunction with cavern development master plans, and undertaking detailed planning and engineering studies to assess the feasibility of relocating to caverns some government facilities of high costbenefit [...]

Agreement was reached on the rules and procedures of two tripartite committees that have the respective tasks of resolving: (a) cases of former and presumed prisoners of war still unaccounted for; and (b) cases of persons missing or killed in combat, including the recovery, identification and handover of human remains.

However, in some cases, corruption among officials within public administration, or regulatory capture by industries or firms that benefit from outdated procurement or public contracting rules create obstacles to reform.

[...] [...] its practice of arresting individuals who [...] [...]

Such support included effective ocean governance, which was a global issue that required the efforts of governments in the Asia-Pacific region, and in distant nations dependent on fishing, to better regulate fishing and help combat illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing.

[...] [...] with LRA, or being held captive.

[...] [...] water-skiing, fishing and bunkering [...] [...]

Grimble (Hugo Weaving), Soren and Gylfie’s captor, secretly tells them that he is disloyal to the Pure Ones and teaches them to fly.

As defined in the preamble of the Declaration, enforced disappearances occur when persons are arrested, detained or abducted against their will or otherwise deprived of their liberty by officials of different branches or levels of Government or by organized groups or private individuals acting on behalf of, or with the support, direct or indirect, consent or acquiescence of the Government, followed by a refusal to disclose the fate or whereabouts of the persons concerned or a refusal to acknowledge the deprivation of their liberty, which places such persons outside the protection of the law.

It is deeply regrettable that there has been no breakthrough on a prisoner exchange to secure the release of Corporal Shalit and Palestinian prisoners, despite intensive efforts in recent months.

The security forces should refrain from jeopardizing the neutrality of schools and comply with standards relating to the return to the civil authorities of children who have broken away from illegal armed groups or been captured.

[...] [...] promptly handed over to child protection actors

[...] [...] different types of rock art.

[...] [...] given island is a rock in the sense of [...] [...]

[...] [...] individual bottom fishing activities would [...] [...]

In the south-eastern prefecture of Haut-Mbomou, UNICEF and its partners assisted at least 32 children and women used by LRA, who had been released and/or captured during hostilities.

This might relate to security arrangements, [...] [...]

While welcoming the State party’s information that all the children condemned before 2002 for military offences have been pardoned by Presidential Decree, the Committee expresses deep concern that children captured by the FARDC have been treated primarily as perpetrators rather than victims and have been unlawfully detained and in some cases ill-treated or tortured.