Примери за използване на Affected by armed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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UNICEF estimates that up to 230 million children live in countries or regions affected by armed conflicts.
UNICEF said some 230 million children were living in countries and regions affected by armed conflict.
An estimated 230 million children currently live in areas affected by armed conflicts.
care for children affected by armed conflict.
care for children who affected by armed conflict.
care of children affected by armed conflict.
(13)Storage of cultural goods from countries affected by armed conflict or suffering a natural disaster should also be permitted without the presentation of a licence or a statement in order to ensure their safety and preservation.
in particular archaeological objects in countries affected by armed conflict, but will also prevent the financing of terrorist activities through such trafficking.
care of children who are affected by armed conflicts.
3 the disappearance of children whose parents have died in countries affected by armed conflicts.
Countries Where Children are Affected by Armed Conflict.
More than 250 million children under age 5 live in countries affected by armed conflict.
assist people affected by armed conflict and other situations of violence.
In countries affected by armed conflict, the rate of child labor is 77 percent greater than the global average.
reintegration to consider the needs of youth affected by armed conflict.
Calls for stronger measures to be put in place, with the support of international partners, to protect children affected by armed conflict;
Over the past decade we have seen an increasing trend of illicit trafficking in cultural objects from counties in the Middle East affected by armed conflict.
The EU also adopted EU Guidelines on Children Affected by Armed Conflicts, which provide a common basis for action by EU Member States
Encourages the Commission to engage with partners- including international organisations- to prepare a comprehensive programme to address the need to protect women affected by armed conflict;
For example, over the last decade there has been a growing trend in the illegal trafficking of cultural objects to the Middle East affected by armed conflict.