Examples of using Orphaned in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many children had been orphaned and some had been displaced by war,
Growth in the number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS has been alarming, and the number is expected to increase dramatically.
Prevention of parent-to-child transmission- Care and protection of children orphaned or made vulnerable due to HIV/AIDS.
The development of national action plans for children orphaned or made vulnerable is an urgent priority.
Orphaned children and families affected by the loss of breadwinners constitute one of the greatest social welfare challenges in Africa's history.
His only child, orphaned at seven when she came to live and trained in the ballet dormitories.
Israeli doctors, including paediatricians, who had manned the field hospital established by Israel, had treated hundreds of refugees, the majority of whom were orphaned children.
Concerned also by the increasing number of child-headed households particularly orphan girls, including those orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
He also travelled to Ruyigi to visit community projects, including a centre for orphaned children.
Concerned by the increasing number of child-headed households, in particular those headed by orphan girls, including those orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Consistent with our national policy to reinforce the family unit as the foundation for children, Indonesia strongly supports reunification of children orphaned because of disasters with their closest of kin.
A Somalian refugee with a 6-year-old niece recently orphaned in a camp outside Mogadishu.
It expressed serious concern about the alarming dimension of HIV/AIDS and the situation of children orphaned as a consequence of HIV/AIDS.
In Rwanda, the 240,000 AIDS orphans have added to the thousands of other children orphaned by the conflicts that have ravaged the country during the past decade.
According to the figures given in the report, the number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS could reach 25 million in 2015.
It is further concerned by the more than 200,000 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in the State party.
causing must be targeted to all orphans in the community; focusing solely on those orphaned by AIDS must be avoided.
suspense story set on a nearly deserted island in Japan where six orphaned or abandoned schoolchildren live alone with their four adult teachers in the decrepit ruin of an old school.
For example, strategies designed to provide care for the growing number of orphans that the epidemic was causing must be targeted to all orphans in the community; focusing solely on those orphaned by AIDS must be avoided.
In that context, several references were made to the need to use language carefully and avoid terminology that referred, for example, to children with HIV/AIDS as“victims” or to children orphaned by AIDS as“AIDS orphans”.