Examples of using Basic humanitarian in English and their translations into Spanish
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including basic humanitarian aid such as food
it will need material resources to ensure that the basic humanitarian needs of the detainees are met and that their basic human rights are respected.
is a useful reminder that basic humanitarian principles such as discrimination do not aim at fresh standards unknown before.
It reasserts the basic humanitarian principles of humanity,
Ethiopia's gross violation of basic humanitarian and international law have intensified in the past three months, especially in the sovereign Eritrean territories
The delivery of basic humanitarian aid has been prevented in parts of the country
mitigating the harm to the civilian population; basic humanitarian needs must be guaranteed.
The existing budgets for basic humanitarian services in refugee camps in eastern Sudan were insufficient
which ensured that troops received basic humanitarian assistance during their quartering,
the most basic humanitarian norms were often systematically violated.
demonstrate a discernible shift from basic humanitarian relief towards development,
the need to satisfy their basic humanitarian needs.
which is crucial to ensuring the provision of basic humanitarian assistance.
the General Assembly must continue to support such basic humanitarian principles if it wished to retain its moral authority.
environmental problems and fulfil basic humanitarian needs.
and education in basic humanitarian law.
the occupied Palestinian territory, and during the reporting period the Agency continued to provide basic humanitarian assistance under an emergency appeal for $300.7 million.
free movement in the Palestinian territory, since that was critical for ensuring basic humanitarian supplies and services, as well as for providing a basis for economic growth.
It is particularly important to expose any attempt by Governments to silence those who bravely stand up in defence of human rights and basic humanitarian principles in their own countries.
access to basic humanitarian assistance, education and opportunities for income-generation.