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He was unto me as a bear lying in wait, and as a lion in secret places.

Case study Vahun, Lofa County recurring weapons caches

No further caches have been discovered in Liberia since February.

In recent months, several major weapons caches have been discovered by the Afghan authorities and international forces.

Significant weapons caches have been found by the Government forces and ISAF in Kabul and Parvan provinces.

In most cases, the earthworks consisted of earth walls but the mission also found underground bunkers and troop trenches.

Searches have uncovered weapons caches belonging to Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy in Lofa and Gbarpolu Counties.

UNRWA workers and installations in the West Bank and Gaza were perceived as having special immunity, and as a result terrorist organizations were using them as hideouts and places of refuge.

After the attack, the Pakistani military launched a series of aerial strikes on militant hideouts in the tribal areas along the Afghan border.

There are cases in which all or part of the weapons caches reported to UNMIL had probably been moved before UNMIL forces arrived.

Often caches of thousands of munitions were found with individual rounds wrapped in plastic and stored in watertight containers, buried underground and carefully camouflaged to avoid detection.

As initial hostilities eased many of these munitions were looted, some for their metal value, many to be hidden in caches for later use by insurgent forces.

A local civilian source indicated that weapons caches were still to be discovered, and that was also the opinion of the UNMIL security officer in Voinjama.

In the case of Afghanistan, it may also require a sharp reduction in Taliban financing from drug related activities, as well as targeted military operations to destroy insurgency hideouts in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The Algerian government told the UN Commission on Human Rights (E CN.4 2000 3 Add.1) that A judicial inquiry was opened, and on 7 July 1998 an anti terrorist raid was carried out on the hideout of the eight culprits.

Furthermore, some members of the Agency's staff had helped the terrorists in finding refuge at those sites, thereby endangering those depending upon the Agency's assistance, and abusing their positions to the detriment of the local population.

No weapons caches have been discovered in those areas controlled by the Movement for Democracy in Liberia (Grand Gedeh and Maryland Counties both bordering Côte d'Ivoire), despite the fact that there was a low rate of disarmament in those areas.

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