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Poverty and hunger continue to plague our society.
We should, at the same time, remember that old andnew conflicts continue to plague the world.
Aviation accidents continue to plague the Democratic Republic of the Congo see annex II.
Or are they the result of practices that continue to plague our societies?
Al-Shabaab rebels continue to plague Somalia despite the beneficent presence of African Union forces.
On the contrary, frustration, despair and disillusionment continue to plague African countries.
Violent conflicts continue to plague the planet, rendering a life in dignity, peace and security elusive for too many people.
Yet suffering and strife continue to plague the planet.
My delegation expects to see greater emphasis on geographic representation andon correcting old inequalities that continue to plague us today.
Together we will tackle the decades-old challenges that continue to plague our planet and implement a new comprehensive strategy to improve global health.
That has been a fertile breeding ground for the violence,crises and conflicts that continue to plague the African continent.
The issue of impunity, including accusations of war crimes,will continue to plague the socio-political scene in Burundi in the foreseeable future and might well constitute a major threat to the peace process.
Serious problems associated with underdevelopment, such as poverty,hunger and disease, continue to plague most of Africa.
As poverty andlow productivity continue to plague the informal sector, child labour in South Asia, until recently an overlooked phenomenon, has increasingly gained international attention.
Even as we speak, humanitarian crises,poverty, famine and disease continue to plague large parts of the world.
It also gives me pleasure to reiterate our appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Kofi Annan, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, for his consistent efforts to strengthen the leading role of the United Nations, especially in resolving the political conflicts andeconomic crises that continue to plague our world.
Socio-economic imbalances, deeply imbedded in South Africa by decades of apartheid,also continue to plague the majority of the population and could threaten to undermine peaceful and stable development during the transition period and beyond.
Such a policy is necessary to reduce the incidence of violence involving the use of guns, which continue to plague Cambodian society.
They articulated the collective yearning for a new way forward to address the problems of hunger and dehumanizing poverty, which continue to plague humanity, and to build a just and equitable world in which people live with dignity and in peace and harmony with each other in diverse and pluralistic societies.
As we commemorate this two-hundredth anniversary today,we must remain steadfast in our efforts to fully eradicate the scourges that continue to plague our world.
But while such a beneficial measure has taken place,the arrears in the annual contributions of some Member countries continue to plague our coffers and to place the finances of our organizations and our many and varied international programmes in jeopardy.
While emphasizing this point, we are also fully cognizant of certain historical andpolitical developments that resulted in deep divisions that continue to plague many societies today.
At the same time, it recalls that wars of aggression, armed conflicts,civil wars and terrorism continue to plague many parts of the world and that grave violations of the human rights of women occur, particularly in times of armed conflict, and include murder, torture, systematic rape, forced pregnancy and forced abortion, in particular under policies of ethnic cleansing para. 11.
In the light of this setback,the international community must seriously ask itself whether it is doing enough to address the many social ills that continue to plague it.
Its detrimental effects, including the confiscation of land, the destruction of property andthe imposition of severe restrictions on movement by means of the"permit system", continue to plague the daily lives of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian civilians and to deepen the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
The further reform of the Economic and Social Council should lead to its being empowered to implement the internationally agreed development goals and commitments to the eradication of poverty, hunger andall other ills that continue to plague humanity.
Many rivers are indeed yet to be crossed, to take us all over to the right side of history and away from the obscenities of the slave trade and of slavery,as well as from the vile consequences that continue to plague far too much of humankind, depriving us all of decency and threatening our innate humanity.
Yet for us in small island developing States, although we witness daily the forces of trade, communications and travel creating a single global community, the problems associated with poverty, lack of opportunity,marginalization and environmental decline continue to plague our efforts.
Global military expenditure is expected to greatly exceed the cold-war-era record, reaching an incredible $1 trillion,at a time when hunger and poverty continue to plague more than half of the world's population.
The Secretary-General, who was visiting the region, indicated that at every stop in the Middle East he carried a three-part message that included a call for Israelis and Palestinians to stop the fighting,return to dialogue and addressing the underlying root causes of the cycles of violence that continue to plague them.