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De plus, certains ont affirmé que l'absence de services linguistiques avait gêné les débats des groupes de travail.
Furthermore, a number of respondents replied that lack of language services had hindered the outputs of the working groups.
Après la naissance, la présence de gardes de sécurité dans la salle de travail avait gêné Mme Madaferri et la visite avait donc été écourtée.
Following the birth, the attendance of security guards at the labour ward intimidated Mrs. Madafferi and resulted in the visit being terminated.
Elle a été informée que le fait de manquer de policiers civils et de spécialistes (enquêteurs, techniciens criminalistes) de langue française avait gêné la MINUSTAH dans l'accomplissement de son mandat.
The mission was also informed that the lack of French-speaking civilian police and specialists in MINUSTAH, such as investigators and forensic experts, had hampered the ability of the Mission to implement its mandate.
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