Examples of using Its eradication in English and their translations into Arabic
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Affirms that trafficking in persons violates and impairs the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms and requires a concerted international assessment and response and genuine multilateral cooperation among countries of origin, transit and destination for its eradication;
said that it should continue to remain among UNICEF priorities in the country until its eradication.
to cooperate towards its eradication.
genuine multilateral cooperation among countries of origin, transit and destination for its eradication.
Sri Lanka was a victim of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam(LTTE) terrorism for nearly three decades until its eradication in May 2009, following a humanitarian operation to liberate the people from the clutches of the terrorists.
Since trafficking in women and children was virtually non-existent within the territory of Viet Nam, it constituted a transnational crime; international cooperation was therefore indispensable for its eradication.
community to combat the phenomenon of terrorism. Togo is determined to contribute to its eradication.
Recognizing that poverty is a complex and multidimensional problem with origins in both the national and international domains and that its eradication constitutes an important factor in ensuring sustainable development.
they wrote that trafficking was a grave violation of human rights that remained pervasive because its eradication required coordinated efforts to address its root causes across multiple sectors.
The report of the Secretary-General on the interrelated dimensions of poverty and the efforts made towards its eradication highlighted the key elements for the attention of the Committee.
Since poverty is a social phenomenon associated with a high degree of inequity in the distribution of political and economic power, its eradication calls for shifts of major significance in the structure of political and economic systems.
A special tribute must be paid to our brothers and sisters in South Africa who were the direct victims of that evil system and who led the struggle for its eradication.
Although the report focuses on the measure of extreme poverty of $1.25 per day, it notes the complexity of poverty, particularly in addressing the various challenges to, and strategies for, its eradication.
As the world moves towards globalization, social problems continue to affect and ever more to concern the developing countries, where poverty is the greatest challenge and its eradication the greatest task-- a task which has assumed a global dimension.
Ms. Ferrari(Saint Vincent and the Grenadines), speaking on behalf of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), said that CARICOM condemned terrorism in all its forms and was ready to work with all Member States for its eradication.
The draft guiding principles recognize that extreme poverty and social exclusion constitute a violation of human dignity, and thus require prioritization in national and international policies for its eradication.
genuine multilateral cooperation among countries of origin, transit and destination for its eradication.
Recognizing that illiteracy is a violation of human rights and a global blight on the human condition and its eradication is one of the most urgent development challenges of the twenty-first century;
For example, slavery was a pre-Islamic institution in Arabia, and the coming of Islam not only moderated its practice but imposed conditions that encouraged its eradication.
set up guidelines and to establish a programme of action to combat terrorism and to ensure its eradication, as well as safeguard the values of freedom and the dignity of the human person in the face of the barbaric, irrational and perverse nature of international terrorism.