Examples of using Armed conflicts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mercenaries have participated and are still participating in the armed conflicts in former Yugoslavia, so that Yugoslavia, as a country, has had negative experience with such persons and, therefore, supports any initiative and calls for their punishment.
In June 1998, when the Security Council had taken up that question, his delegation had condemned the conscription of children, called for their immediate demobilization and urged Governments to prohibit the recruitment of minors during armed conflicts.
The Committee recognizes that the continuing effects of past armed conflicts as well as the current drought, poverty and structural adjustment programmes present difficulties with respect to the full implementation of the Convention in the State party.
He also stressed the importance of meetings such as the World Conference of Ministers Responsible for Youth held in Lisbon in August 1998 which, in its final Declaration, had made a commitment to preventing the participation of children in armed conflicts.
children in the world: increased trafficking in children in Africa, the high proportion of children amongst displaced persons, poverty and hunger, sickness and violence as a result of armed conflicts.
Acknowledging the invaluable humanitarian efforts of non-governmental organisations in mitigating the humanitarian impact of armed conflicts and welcoming the expertise they have brought to the work of the Group of Governmental Experts and to the Review Conference itself.
A regional programme for the reintegration of young people affected by armed conflicts in Africa, involving the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and the Great Lakes countries, was initiated with the support of the Government of Belgium and the World Bank.
The Secretary-General himself noted in his annual report issued at the start of the United Nations General Assembly session that Africa today is afflicted by fewer serious armed conflicts then it was just six years ago.
The protection of civilians should not be used as a pretext for United Nations military intervention and a solution must be found to the legal difficulties relating to the characterisation of civilians in armed conflicts as combatants.
The United States of America commended Austria for its advocacy for women ' s rights, its support to national and international NGOs, and its role in the protection of civilians in armed conflicts and in combating human trafficking.
We therefore welcome resolution 48/157 of 20 December 1993 which, inter alia, requested the Secretary-General to appoint an expert to undertake a comprehensive study of the question of the protection of children affected by armed conflicts.
she said that UNICEF was providing assistance to the European Union for the application of a strategy relating to children in armed conflicts in some 30 countries.
The CANZ countries firmly believed that the principles of international humanitarian law and international human rights law must be respected by all in order to enhance the legal and physical protection of civilians in armed conflicts.
Pursuant to Law No. 85 of 2011, Iraq acceded to the Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts, and deposited the instrument of accession with the Secretary-General.
through the different forms of illicit trafficking that flourish in areas affected by armed conflicts.
The Russian Federation calls upon all States Members of the United Nations and their parliaments and Governments to do everything in their power to put an end to the existing armed conflicts and avert new ones.
During armed conflicts.
Syrian Armed Conflicts.
Non-international armed conflicts.
During armed conflicts.