Examples of using Children continued in English and their translations into Chinese
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It was shameful that millions of people continued to starve, that millions of children continued to die from preventable causes and that millions of adults were illiterate.
During the reporting period, children continued to be victims of landmines, explosive remnants of war, mortar and rocket-propelled grenade attacks, and of crossfire between non-State armed groups and the Tatmadaw.
Children continued to be victims of the armed conflict, in particular as a result of the forced recruitment of thousands of boys and girls, hostagetaking, displacements and the use of antipersonnel mines.
Young persons and children continued to be the victims of recruitment by paramilitary groups, in particular in the Comuna 13 of Medellín(Antioquia) and in Tame(Arauca).
As at 22 August 2007, eight children continued to reside in the Educational Skills Development Centre, in violation of the recommendations of the Working Group of the Security Council.
Palestinian children continued to be denied an adequate standard of living, health care, education and sometimes even food, in particular in the Gaza Strip, where many lived below the poverty line.
Ms. Al-Temimi(Qatar) said that it was a shame that, despite the progress made, challenges remained and women and children continued to face flagrant discrimination.
(b) In the Sudan, children continued to be associated with armed groups in southern Sudan and in the Three Areas(Abyei, Blue Nile State and Southern Kordofan/Nuba Mountains).
(b) Psychosocial well-being: Support to war-affected children continued to be a major activity in Azerbaijan and the Balkans, with positive results as shown by a multi-country evaluation.
CRC welcomed State efforts to reduce poverty through its social programmes, especially through the missions, but remained concerned that children continued to be most affected by poverty.
In countries such as Algeria, the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sri Lanka, children continued to be killed in the context of armed conflict and internal strife.
Palestinians, including children, continued to be incarcerated, injured and killed.
Women and children continue to suffer extreme violence and hardship during conflict.
Men, women and children continue to be abducted, raped and mutilated.
However, Somali children continue to face challenges.
Children continue to be victims of cluster bombs in the south of the country.
Children continue to be killed, maimed and recruited by parties to the conflict.
Women and children continue to be particularly affected by sectarian violence.
Children continue to live in abject poverty and to work in conditions of semi-slavery.
Children continue to be associated with FNL.