Примеры использования Children of iraq на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Children of iraq.
The mortality figures showed that an act of genocide was being committed against the children of Iraq.
For 13 years, the children of Iraq paid the price for those sanctions and for the mistakes of the previous regime.
It is incumbent upon us to review ways of dealing with this issue so as to save the children of Iraq, who are being put at risk.
At the beginning of the 1990s the children of Iraq began to confront a humanitarian catastrophe unequalled in history.
Now that funds are available, the Government of Iraq is in a position to address urgently the nutritional andhealth status of the children of Iraq.
What would the children of Iraq make one day of international law and a world society that denied them even milk?
He denounced the violence against Iraqi and Palestinian children andcondemned all sanctions imposed on the children of Iraq and other nations.
The children of Iraq did not participate in the activities of the Children's Forum held in New York on 5 and 6 May 2002;
Half of the contracts submitted have been suspended, andthey are all humanitarian contracts aimed at reducing the death rate among the children of Iraq.
The children of Iraq have thus witnessed the most repulsive crimes committed against themselves and their families, friends and neighbours.
In fact, our goal in the ongoing conflict is to restore stability and the rule of law and to enable the men,women and children of Iraq to live free from fear.
It further calls for the children of Iraq to be compensated for the direct and indirect damage done to them by the maintenance of the embargo and the ongoing aggression.
At a cost of $1 billion annually,the Government was facing challenges in providing adequate basic services for over 750,000 displaced people and children of Iraq.
Similarly, we ask for relief from the suffering inhumanely imposed on the children of Iraq, who face daily tragedies as a consequence of the sanctions imposed on their country.
Finally, I would like to thank all sisterly and friendly countries and international organizations andnon-governmental organizations for the assistance they have provided the children of Iraq in their current circumstances.
He concluded by addressing an appeal to the international community so that the children of Iraq would not be forced to choose between school and the street, so that they would not have to pay for the mistakes made by adults.
On instructions from my Government, I have the honour to transmit to you herewith a study, in the light of Security Council resolution 1314(2000), of the impact of the embargo andthe ongoing aggression on the children of Iraq.
Long live our beloved children, the children of Iraq, who have been the targets of injustice and those who kill childhood, in a despicable attempt to extinguish the radiant life in their souls and eyes and wipe the smile from their lips!
In order tomake the programme more accessible to children and to encourage them to speak their minds and give their opinion, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs drafted a bill on behalf of the Children of Iraq forum.
Therefore, on this occasion, we are called upon to denounce the policy of violence against the children of Iraq and Palestine and to condemn all types of sanctions imposed on children in the Arab nation and around the world.
For 10 years the children of Iraq have been facing a systematic and wilful abomination that first took the form of the devastating war conducted by the United States of America that inflicted on them the horrors of violence and deprivation.
He had been surprised at the strong opposition of the European Union and its allies, in the First Committee, to a draft resolution on the use of depleted uranium in armaments,which had been intended to avert from communities everywhere the effects of that use suffered by the children of Iraq.
The suffering of the children of Iraq owing to the ongoing United States and British aggression reflects a moral void and a moral collapse vis-à-vis the fundamental norms of international humanitarian law, and this requires immediate action to end the suffering.
The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva presents its compliments to the High Commissionerfor Human Rights and has the honour to enclose herewith the study titled"The effects of the embargo and the United States and United Kingdom aggression on the children of Iraq.
Through such behaviour,the United States of America aims to prevent the children of Iraq living under an embargo from screaming out loud in agony and pain before all the honourable and decent people of the world attending this session, and from exposing the crimes being committed against them by the United States of America.
On 29 January 2008, in the context of the campaign, I received a letter from Dr Kifah Fakhouri, Director of the National Music Conservatory, proposing that a musical performance be held, under the auspices of the Arab League, by a select group of talented children from the Arab States,the proceeds of which would go to the children of Iraq.
All this is happening to the children of Iraq even though article 6, paragraph 1, of the Convention on the Rights of the Child stipulates that"States Parties recognize that every child has the inherent right to life", while article 24, paragraph 2, places the States Parties under an obligation to take appropriate measures to diminish infant and child mortality.
The effect of the sanctions had been exacerbated by the allied forces' use, during their onslaught against Iraq in 1991, of depleted uranium, which has been implicated in the death of 50,000 Iraqi children in the following year from leukaemia andother types of cancer, from which the children of Iraq would continue to suffer for many generations, and was also responsible for a large number of birth defects.
The most striking evidence of the suffering of the children of Iraq as a result of this unjust, comprehensive embargo is the 12 August 1999 report of the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), which contains statistics on child mortality resulting from malnutrition, shortages of medicines and the deteriorating economic and nutritional situation of Iraqi mothers.