Examples of using Orphaned by in English and their translations into Arabic
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An increasing number of children were being orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic, malaria and tuberculosis, which further increased the vulnerability of the population.
Fifteen million children have been orphaned by AIDS and millions more are living in households where an adult is sick.
the numbers of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS were expected to increase dramatically over the next eight years.
A child orphaned by disease or disaster, unprotected by the State, does not go to school.
Children orphaned by AIDS are provided with the necessary support to access primary education and other basic services.
Millions of children orphaned by armed conflicts in Africa and the AIDS pandemic suffer physically and mentally.
UNICEF has estimated that there are 13,000 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in the country.
indicates that orphaned children, including those orphaned by AIDS, do not benefit proportionately.
From 2005 to 2009, the number of children orphaned by AIDS increased from.
In four southern African countries, FAO, UNICEF, WFP and others have been collaborating to improve food security and nutrition among children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
A growing number of older persons had assumed the role of caring for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
He urged donors to increase their assistance to meet the needs of children, especially those orphaned by HIV/AIDS and affected by the conflict.
Women and girls have major responsibilities for care of people living with HIV/AIDS and for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
UNICEF and Caritas Internationalis highlighted the human rights vulnerability of children orphaned by AIDS, noting that placing orphans in institutional settings could impede their development
However, the Committee is particularly concerned about the large discrepancies among information sources as to the number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS which does not allow for a correct assessment of the number of children affected by HIV/AIDS.
The millions of children orphaned by AIDS or forced to work rather than go to school,
Deeply concerned by the increasing number of child-headed households, in particular those headed by orphaned girls, including those orphaned by the HIV and AIDS epidemic.
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS is addressing the monumental issue of children orphaned by AIDS and focuses on healthy life styles and life skills education for young people.
Concerned by the increasing number of childheaded households, in particular those headed by orphaned girls, including those orphaned by the HIV and AIDS pandemic.