Examples of using War-affected in English and their translations into Chinese
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The International Conference on War-Affected Children was hosted by the Government of Canada at Winnipeg in September 2000.
The terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 left little doubt that the world cannot isolate itself from events in the war-affected regions of the globe.
It also recognizes the opportunity for Security Council resolution 1325(2000) to address situations specific to rural women in conflict and war-affected areas.
Another delegation reported on the International Conference on War-affected Children that had been held in Winnipeg, Canada, from 10 to 17 September.
In total, there are over 1 million refugees, internally displaced persons and other war-affected victims in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone(see annex).
The report includes specific recommendations to national and international actors to strengthen the protection of war-affected children in Afghanistan.
Humanitarian access, physical and legal protection for civilian populations and addressing the causes of conflict remain the most pressing issues for war-affected populations.
Despite the ongoing debate, humanitarian assistance continues to have a significant impact on the dire health and nutritional status of hundreds of thousands of war-affected Sierra Leoneans.
The outcome document of the special session of the General Assembly on children had devoted a significant section to the protection of war-affected children, and special events had been held to increase awareness of their plight.
The International Conference on War-Affected Children(10-17 September 2000), held at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, was the first international intergovernmental conference dedicated to the issue of children affected by armed conflict.
Development and reconstruction in southern Sudan and the transitional areas, particularly the delivery of basic services, are of critical importance in creating visible peace dividends for the war-affected population.
In 2008, in partnership with the Government Project for the Reintegration of War-Affected Persons, UNICEF and UNHCR started a joint programme to assist these persons with their reintegration.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, European Commission-UNDP programmes designed to resettle refugees as well as to provide employment and income to all war-affected populations were further expanded.
As a result, the risk of epidemics has grown dramatically, especially in the war-affected areas, where the number of vulnerable persons is increasing rapidly, with little access to health care and medicine.
The war-affected civilian population-- the internally displaced population and civilian war-affected people-- is 3.7 million(out of a total population estimated at 12.6 million), of which nearly 1.6 million are internally displaced.
At the Summit of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) in Dakar in January 2003, the Special Representative proposed a plan of action for war-affected children for the West African region.
As part of the campaign to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, a questionnaire would also be circulated to a cross-section of the population, including war-affected women, in a number of different countries.
It is expected that the information generated will be useful for strengthening the national response to the serious situation of the internally displaced persons and the definition of policies to improve the living conditions of the war-affected populations.
His advocacy on behalf of war-affected children has raised the profile of this issue to the extent that is now placed firmly on the international peace and security agenda.
Reintegration of war-affected populations.