The word "mutineers" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun meaning a group of people who rise in rebellion against authority. Example: After months of poor wages and working conditions, the workers were becoming mutineers.
It helped widen a rift in the UCD between Berlusconi loyalists like himself and the mutineers under Mr Follini, who subsequently agreed to further talks on constitutional reform in August.
The capital, N'djamena, was shut down and the mobile-phone network, the mutineers' main means of communication, was disconnected.
If 50 of these mutineers were from the PD, that represents almost a sixth of Mr Renzi's party in the lower house.
The incident led Mr Ramos Horta to ask Indonesia to close its border to stop the mutineers crossing.
The mutineers demanded the reinstatement of Sir Michael Somare as prime minister.Balkan ballot boxVoters in Croatia backed a referendum to join the European Union by a two-to-one majority.
The aim is to push the M23 rebel group, comprising Congolese army mutineers, far enough away from Goma that their rockets and mortars can no longer threaten the city and its people.Yet the action, which has left at least 80 Congolese soldiers and rebels dead, has exposed differences within the UN over whether the 3,000-strong 3,000-strongld brigade ashouldrrot or a stick to promote peace.
Infuriated by the jeering mutineers, he bared his chest theatrically and dared them to kill him.
The 47 inhabitants of Pitcairn, still home to descendants of the Bounty's mutineers, have no desire to end British rule.
With so little life left in the government, the cost to the careers of Labour mutineers would be nugatory; indeed, their stature might be enhanced if the plot came off.
Her husband, Ric Robinson, a descendant of the immigrants from Pitcairn Island, and John Christian, a descendant of Fletcher Christian, the mutineers' leader, are among a group campaigning for self-determination.
The government has agreed to consider the mutineers' demands for better conditions.
