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UNHCR has been seriously concerned over the reporting period about the fact that many countries continue to deny refugees the right to family reunion.
As a tight fiscal stance continues, the countries continue to rely on monetary policy as a pro-growth measure.
Present in over 20 countries continue our international expansion by relying on a job well done.
If individuals, communities, and countries continue using water in an unsustainable way,
Both countries continue to suffer homicide“hot spots”- particularly in their capital cities-
Countries continue to sign bilateral
Although the tariffs applied by countries continue to fall, many obstacles remain that hinder participation by developing countries in global value chains.
The fact that countries continue to lend a hand in such an abuse of reality
Most countries continue to face the challenge of HIV/AIDS
Most countries continue to implement supplementary immunization activities for both polio eradication
If countries continue to scale up their progress at the pace set in recent in health care, we will see tremendous progress.
Despite considerable increases in domestic funding, countries continue to rely on overseas development assistance for their HIV response.
Conflicts in several countries continue to be marked by the deliberate use of mines to disrupt social and economic activity.
Most countries continue to screen capital movements through direct controls administered by the monetary authority.
Furthermore, private contributions by institutions and individuals in some countries continue in support of illegal Israeli settlement activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including Jerusalem.
Countries continue to adopt new laws
Countries continue efforts to improve the management of environmental impacts of industrial activities
Most countries continue to respond to drought in a reactive,
Countries continue to be interested in the knowledge
Although most countries continue to use traditional economic, social and demographic indicators,