Vertaling van "abdel sattar " (Engels → Frans) :

In 2012, there were 70 who lost their lives in the line of duty: in Bahrain: Ahmed Ismail Hassan; in Bangladesh: Jamal Uddin; in Brazil: Eduardo Carvalho, Valério Luiz de Oliveira, Décio Sá, Mario Randolfo Marques Lopes; in Cambodia: Hang Serei Odom; in Colombia: Guillermo Quiroz Delgado; in Egypt: Al- Hosseiny Abou Deif; in Equador: Byron Baldeón; in India: Dwijamani Singh, Rajesh Mishra; in Indonesia: Leiron Kogoya; in Iran: Sattar Beheshti; in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory: Hussam Salama, Mahmoud al-Kumi; in Lebanon: Ali Shaaban; in Mexico: Adrián Silva Moreno; in Nigeria: Enenche Akogwu; in Pakistan: Saqib Khan, Rehmatullah Abid, Mushtaq Khand, Abdul Haq Baloch, Abdul Qadir Hajizai, Razzaq Gul, Mukarram Khan Aatif; in the Philippines: Christopher Guarin; in Russia: Kazbek Gekkiyev; in Somalia: Mohamed Mohamud Turyare, Ahmed Farah Ilyas, Hassan Yusuf Absuge, Liban Ali Nur, Abdisatar Daher Sabriye, Abdirahman Yasin Ali, Ahmed Addow Anshur, Farhan Jeemis Abdulle, Mahad Salad Adan, Ali Ahmed Abdi, Abukar Hassan Mohamoud, Hassan Osman Abdi; in Syria: Naji Asaad, Mohamed Quratem, Mohamed al-Khal, Basel Tawfiq Youssef, Hozan Abdel Halim Mahmoud, Mohammed al-Ashram, Mona al-Bakkour, Maya Naser, Abdel Karim al-Oqda, Yusuf Ahmed Deeb, Tamer al-Awam, Mosaab al-Obdaallah, Mika Yamamoto, Ali Abbas, Hatem Abu Yehia, Mohammad Shamma, Sami Abu Amin, Ahmed al-Assam, Bassel al-Shahade, Ahmed Adnan al-Ashlaq, Lawrence Fahmy al- Naimi, Ammar Mohamed Suhail Zado, Anas al-Tarsha, Rémi Ochlik, Marie Colvin, Rami al-Sayed, Mazhar Tayyara, Gilles Jacquier; in Tanzania: Daudi Mwangosi; and in Thailand: Wisut " Ae" Tangwittayaporn.
En 2012, il y en a eu 70 qui ont perdu la vie dans l'exercice de leurs fonctions : à Bahreïn : Ahmed Ismail Hassan; au Bangladesh : Jamal Uddin; au Brésil : Eduardo Carvalho, Valério Luiz de Oliveira, Décio Sá et Mario Randolfo Marques Lopes; au Cambodge : Hang Serei Odom; en Colombie : Guillermo Quiroz Delgado; en Égypte : Al-Hosseiny Abou Deif; en Équateur : Byron Baldeón; en Inde : Dwijamani Singh et Rajesh Mishra; en Indonésie : Leiron Kogoya; en Iran : Sattar Beheshti; en Israël et en territoire palestinien occupé : Hussam Salama et Mahmoud al-Kumi; au Liban : Ali Shaaban; au Mexique : Adrián Silva Moreno; au Nigeria : Enenche Akogwu; au Pakistan : Saqib Khan, Rehmatullah Abid, Mushtaq Khand, Abdul Haq Baloch, Abdul Qadir Hajizai, Razzaq Gul et Mukarram Khan Aatif; aux Philippines : Christopher Guarin; en Russie : Kazbek Gekkiyev; en Somalie : Mohamed Mohamud Turyare, Ahmed Farah Ilyas, Hassan Yusuf Absuge, Liban Ali Nur, Abdisatar Daher Sabriye, Abdirahman Yasin Ali, Ahmed Addow Anshur, Farhan Jeemis Abdulle, Mahad Salad Adan, Ali Ahmed Abdi, Abukar Hassan Mohamoud et Hassan Osman Abdi; en Syrie : Naji Asaad, Mohamed Quratem, Mohamed al-Khal, Basel Tawfiq Youssef, Hozan Abdel Halim Mahmoud, Mohammed al-Ashram, Mona al-Bakkour, Maya Naser, Abdel Karim al-Oqda, Yusuf Ahmed Deeb, Tamer al-Awam, Mosaab al-Obdaallah, Mika Yamamoto, Ali Abbas, Hatem Abu Yehia, Mohammad Shamma, Sami Abu Amin, Ahmed al-Assam, Bassel al-Shahade, Ahmed Adnan al-Ashlaq, Lawrence Fahmy al-Naimi, Ammar Mohamed Suhail Zado, Anas al-Tarsha, Rémi Ochlik, Marie Colvin, Rami al- Sayed, Mazhar Tayyara et Gilles Jacquier; en Tanzanie : Daudi Mwangosi et en Thaïlande : Wisut « Ae » Tangwittayaporn.

In Bangladesh, Manik Saha, Humayun Kabir, Kamal Hossain; in Brazil, José Carlos Araújo; in the Dominican Republic, Juan Emilio Andújar Matos; in Gambia, Deyda Hydara; in Haiti, Ricardo Ortega; in India, Veeraboina Yadagiri and Asiya Jeelani; in Iraq, 23 journalists: Duraid Isa Mohammed, Safir Nader, Haymin Mohamed Salih, Ayoub Mohamed, Gharib Mohamed Salih, Semko Karim Mohyideen, Abdel Sattar Abdel Karim, Nadia Nasrat, Ali Abdel Aziz, Ali al-Khatib, Burhan Mohamed Mazhour, Assad Kadhim, Waldemar Milewicz, Mounir Bouamrane, Rashid Hamid Wali, Shinsuke Hashida, Kotaro Ogawa, Mahmoud Hamid Abbas, Enzo Baldoni, Mazen al-Tumeizi, Karam Hussein, Dina Mohammed Hassan and Dhia Najim; in Israel and the Occupied Territories, Mohamed Abu Halima; in the Ivory Coast, Antoine Massé; in Mexico, Francisco Javier Ortiz Franco and Francisco Arratia Saldierna; in Nepal, Dekendra Raj Thapa; in Nicaragua, Carlos José Guadamuz and María José Bravo; in Pakistan, Sajid Tanoli; in Peru, Antonio de la Torre Echeandía; in the Philippines, Rowell Endrinal, Elpidio Binoya, Rogelio Mariano, Arnnel Manalo, Romeo Binungcal, Eldy Sablas, Gene Boyd Lumawag and Herson Hinolan; in Russia, Adlan Khasanov and Paul Klebnikov; in Saudi Arabia, Simon Cumbers; in Serbia and Montenegro, Dusko Jovanovic; and in Sri Lanka, Aiyathurai Nadesan, Bala Nadarajah Iyer and Lanka Jayasundara.
Au Bangladesh, Manik Saha, Humayun Kabir, Kamal Hossain; au Brésil, José Carlos Araújo; en République dominicaine, Juan Emilio Andújar Matos; en Gambie, Deyda Hydara; en Haïti, Ricardo Ortega; en Inde, Veeraboina Yadagiri et Asiya Jeelani; en Irak, 23 journalistes : Duraid Isa Mohammed, Safir Nader, Haymin Mohamed Salih, Ayoub Mohamed, Gharib Mohamed Salih, Semko Karim Mohyideen, Abdel Sattar Abdel Karim, Nadia Nasrat, Ali Abdel Aziz, Ali al-Khatib, Burhan Mohamed Mazhour, Assad Kadhim, Waldemar Milewicz, Mounir Bouamrane, Rashid Hamid Wali, Shinsuke Hashida, Kotaro Ogawa, Mahmoud Hamid Abbas, Enzo Baldoni, Mazen al-Tumeizi, Karam Hussein, Dina Mohammed Hassan, Dhia Najim; en Israël et dans les territoires occupés, Mohamed Abu Halima; en Côte d'Ivoire, Antoine Massé; au Mexique, Francisco Javier Ortiz Franco et Francisco Arratia Saldierna; au Népal, Dekendra Raj Thapa; au Nicaragua, Carlos José Guadamuz et María José Bravo; au Pakistan, Sajid Tanoli; au Pérou, Antonio de la Torre Echeandía; aux Philippines, Rowell Endrinal, Elpidio Binoya, Rogelio Mariano, Arnnel Manalo, Romeo Binungcal, Eldy Sablas, Gene Boyd Lumawag et Herson Hinolan; en Russie, Adlan Khasanov et Paul Klebnikov; en Arabie saoudite, Simon Cumbers; en Serbie-Monténégro, Dusko Jovanovic; et au Sri Lanka, Aiyathurai Nadesan, Bala Nadarajah Iyer et Lanka Jayasundara.