Defence, including armed services

Strengthened cooperation between the security services, armed forces, customs offices, nature conservation bodies, trade and competitiveness services, transport workers' unions and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

3. Royal medical services These are responsible for providing health services to members of the armed forces, general security forces and the civil defence and their dependants.

Armed conflicts, especially if prolonged, thoroughly disrupt the social fabric livelihoods, families and communities, infrastructures, institutions and services.

(iii) Age of recruitment No child under 18 should be subject to voluntary or compulsory recruitment into armed services.

Armed conflict affected the lives of many more It deprived them of parents, basic social services, health care and education.

In July 1993, the high command of the Angolan Armed Forces requested Executive Outcomes to provide military training services for its troops.

The Legal Services Administration of the Ministry of Defence coordinates the activities of legal advisers in the armed forces in such areas as

It was suggested, as a way of resolving this problem, that subparagraph (d) could include an exception for those providing services to armed forces.

The Government must also build on recent progress in the reform and restructuring of the security services, particularly the armed forces and the national police.

Non international armed conflicts take place between the armed forces of a High Contracting Party and dissident armed forces or organized armed groups.

If participation of a foreign national in an armed conflict for payment was sufficient to be considered mercenary, then the reality was that almost all the support services of the armed forces that many Western countries employed should be considered mercenary and criminal.

And we now have over 50 patients around the world who have had this surgery, including over a dozen of our wounded warriors in the U.S. armed services.

Deogratias Mugisa, a member of the Ugandan intelligence services, had allegedly been arrested by the Ugandan army on 10 June 1995 accused of collaboration with the armed opposition.

They're armed.

Armed Forces

Armed interference

ARMED GROUPS

Armed robbery.

Armed robbery.

... an armed conflict exists wherever there is a resort to armed force between States or protracted armed violence between governmental authorities and organized armed groups or between such groups within a State.

The situation is characterized by the escalating confrontation between local armed groups and the security services, by the rising corruption, the deteriorating economic crisis, and the absence of fundamental freedoms.

128. In what appears to be a new international trend, legally registered companies are providing security, advisory and military training services to the armed forces and police of legitimate Governments.

IV. Armed conflict

ARMED CONFLICTS HOSTILITIES

Armed, my lord.

We are armed.

We ain't armed.

Are you armed?

Are you armed?

Are you armed?

Contemporary armed conflicts have blurred the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts.

Indeed, children enlist in the armed forces or armed groups for various reasons

15 May, six members of the armed forces executed for armed robbery in Goma.

Under the Myanmar Defence Services and the War Office Council instruction 13 73 of 1974, a person cannot enlist in the armed forces until he has attained the age of 18.

Other questions had concerned whether the definition of armed conflict should include blockades or military occupation not accompanied by protracted armed violence or armed operations.

Children in armed conflict

Armed Forces of Liberia

Prevention of armed conflict

Violence in armed conflict

Children and armed conflict

Children in armed conflicts

Children and armed conflict.

Prevention of armed conflict

Prevention of armed conflict