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[...] Cuban anti-terrorist fighters in the United States.

[...] make no mention of KMI and suggest their main contacts in Medan were not Toni Togar and Fadly Sadama but “the Boss” and Alex alias Cecep.

[...] [...] (EAAF) had resulted in the positive identification of remains found in unmarked graves.

[...] [...] upkeep of military cemeteries for those who took part in and perished in the Second World War, provided that the [...] [...]

[...] written by 45 prominent Palestinians from Jerusalem and Israel, including Christian and Muslim figures, politicians, businesspeople and civil society activists, addressed to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navanethem Pillay, and the Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Irina Bokova, urging that they take action to stop the continued destruction of Ma’man Allah Cemetery in Jerusalem by the [...]

[...] another was the caretaker of a local cemetery; the father of a third was a construction [...]

Then when Christ arose from the grave, he triumphed over death and hell, thus demonstrating the supremacy of divine power in a sin cursed world and laying the foundation for the eventual redemption of all creation from sin's corrupting influence.

[...] than 100 ONLF fighters remained in Eritrea [...]

[...] [...] résistance patriotique en Ituri (FRPI), the front populaire pour la justice au Congo (FPJC), the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) and the Mai-Mai groups in North and South Kivu, including the Patriotes résistants congolais (PARECO), the Mai-Mai Patriotes résistants, the Mai-Mai Alliance des patriotes pour un Congo libre et souverain, the Mai-Mai Mongols, the Mai-Mai Kasindiens, the Mai-Mai Ruwenzori and other unnamed, smaller Mai-Mai groups.

[...] [...] image of an Israeli soldier blowing up a mosque or a Palestinian woman weeping at a cemetery.

One of the fighters, Abdi Baruud Hassan, [...] [...]

(e) Increasing discrimination and other human rights violations against persons belonging to religious, ethnic, linguistic or other minorities, recognized or otherwise, including, inter alia, Arabs, Azeris, Baluchis, Kurds, Christians, Jews, Sufis and Sunni Muslims and their defenders, and, in particular, attacks on Baha’is and their faith in State-sponsored media, increasing evidence of efforts by the State to identify, monitor and arbitrarily detain Baha’is, preventing members of the Baha’i faith from attending university and from sustaining themselves economically, and the continuing detention of seven Baha’i leaders who were arrested in March and May 2008 and faced with serious charges without adequate or timely access to legal representation

[...] be paid to three soldiers who gave their lives in Iraq and now rest among the heroes of Arlington National Cemetery.

[...] [...] radio per 10 troops), the ratio used in an infantry unit.

[...] [...] and humanity, war crimes or certain other crimes (see table 1 of the present document), and other crimes for which punishment derives from international agreements to which Azerbaijan is a party, are subject to criminal prosecution and punishment under the Code, regardless of where the [...]

The village is named after St Amadour: it has become a famous center for pilgrims after the discovery of an ancient grave with an undecayed [...] [...]

ongoing Israeli military attacks against the Strip, including the killing of more than 460 Palestinian civilians, among them several children, and the injuring of nearly more than 2,500 other civilians, as well as the massive destruction of property and infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.

Relevant to the issues of impunity discussed in the present letter, we would also like to bring to your attention that, on 12 August 2012, an Israeli court convicted an Israeli soldier — who had deliberately killed in cold blood Raya Abu Hajjaj and her daughter Majda, who were clearly holding up white flags, during Israel’s war against the Gaza Strip in late December 2008 and in the beginning of January 2009 — to just 45 days of imprisonment.

These men should be added to the list of martyrs in the two terrorist massacres.

[...] to challenge Raoh, but the long grueling battle ends in a stalemate and the two warriors are forced to [...]

The Administration also had reservations on the construction of new columbaria in outlying islands as ferry companies would have great difficulties in providing adequate ferry service to meet the demand generated by the large number of grave sweepers during the Ching Ming and Chung Yeung Festivals.

Israel, the occupying Power, must refrain from any attempts to change the character of East Jerusalem, including excavations near the Al-Aqsa mosque, and put an end to its aggressions against Islamic sites, notably the historic Ma’man Allah cemetery, which contains the tombs of prominent Arab and Muslim personages, and to its attempts to deface or eliminate its Islamic and Arab features and to build a museum over it.

On the suggestion of constructing columbaria on outlying islands with small population, the Administration advised that it might not be feasible to do so as ferry companies would have great difficulties in providing adequate ferry service to meet the demand generated by large number of grave sweepers during the Ching Ming and Chung Yeung Festivals.

[...] [...] interests challenged, and previously unconnected issues brought [...] [...]

A political agreement will be necessary to resolve these redeployments, including 9,599 “voluntarily demobilized” SPLA troops in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile States and 32,814 otherwise unaccounted for SPLA troops.