Примеры использования Effects of landmines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The effects of landmines and ERW had noticeably gone beyond killing and maiming of people.
These seven years have afforded Mozambicans the opportunity to draw their conclusions about the effects of landmines.
They suffer the perverse and prolonged effects of landmines irresponsibly planted in their territories.
These combined concerns reinforce the need for all members of the international community to be committed to the task of dealing with the effects of landmines.
The disastrous effects of landmines can be curbed through technical and financial assistance to demining activities and programmes.
The panel focused on the need to recognize the social and psychological effects of landmines as well as the medical implications.
To date, the social effects of landmines on the lives of the population have been mapped in 15 out of 18 provinces.
In the past decade, great strides have been made in understanding the horrific effects of landmines and in stigmatizing their use and production.
Promote awareness on the effects of landmines and provide information on how to manage disabilities arising from landmines, by 2007.
All States take legislative, political andfinancial steps to combat the effects of landmines and explosive remnants of war.
Tajikistan has long suffered the effects of landmines. We believe that Central Asia must be free from the threat of mines and we call upon the international community to do its utmost to achieve this noble goal.
In Mozambique, we are committed to developing efforts to minimize the effects of landmines through demining programmes and humanitarian assistance.
Mr. Desta(Eritrea) said that his delegation welcomed the progress made in mine clearance andvictim assistance as his country was one of those hardest hit by the effects of landmines and unexploded ordnance.
The region was still suffering from the negative effects of landmines and small arms, which were killing and maiming thousands of civilians.
Mr. IŞIK(Turkey) said that his country had recently become a party to the CCW Convention as well as Protocol I, amended Protocol II and Protocol IV, in addition to the Ottawa Convention, andwould play its part in global efforts to eliminate the excessive and indiscriminate effects of landmines.
A coordinated mine-action effort could eliminate the most pressing effects of landmines and explosive remnants of war fairly soon.
Mr. Martini Herrera(Guatemala)(interpretation from Spanish): It is very encouraging that so many Governments and international organizations are becoming fully aware of the suffering and tragedy caused by the use of anti-personnel landmines. Guatemala has strongly condemned the production, manufacture, stockpiling, sale and planting of mines. My country has had tragic andpainful experience of the physical and psychological effects of landmines.
CARICOM member States are fully aware of the devastating effects of landmines, especially on the more vulnerable members of our societies, including women and children.
Mr. McCook(Jamaica): In welcoming the report of the Secretary-General on agenda item 34,“Assistance in mine clearance”,we must state that we are deeply troubled by the suffering caused by the effects of landmines in conflict and post-conflict situations around the globe.
Furthermore, to promote greater understanding of the effects of landmines on their victims, Thailand will co-host a regional conference on mine victim assistance next month.
Mr. Ismail(Iraq) said that Iraq, which had already acceded to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention,had in September joined amended Protocol II, in keeping with its commitment to work against the effects of landmines. He emphasized the complementary nature of the two instruments.
Indonesia joined in calling for urgent measures to protect children from the effects of landmines and appealed to the international community for technical and financial assistance in mine clearance and rehabilitation of victims.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to pay homage to the late Diana, Princess of Wales, for her invaluable contribution to heightening awareness worldwide about the problem and destructive effects of landmines and hopes that the momentum of her achievements in this domain will be maintained.
Some High Contracting Parties reminded the Group on recent events relating to the protection of civilians from the effects of landmines in compliance with Amended Protocol II. The Group called on the High Contracting Parties to ensure that steps must be taken to meet the technical and legal requirements of Amended Protocol II, and that they take all necessary precautions to protect civilians from the effects of these weapons.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, specific achievements include the enactment of a national demining law; the establishment of a unified, national mine-action centre; transforming the two entity mine-action centres into two regional offices; a commitment by the Government to support the mine-action programme directly by financing staff salaries; andthe development of an eight-year national strategic plan that aims to render the country free from the effects of landmines by 2010.
From my experience in peacekeeping,I have seen first-hand the literally crippling effects of landmines and unexploded ordnance on people and communities alike.
The speakers repeated their outrage at the destructive effects of landmines, expressed their concern over the humanitarian suffering and socio-economic impact of landmines and noted the need for a continued commitment of the international community in the field of clearing anti-personnel landmines. Another major contribution to disarmament was the adoption by the Assembly of the resolution on a nuclear-weapon-free zone for Central Asia.
The last year witnessed an increased role by this body in mobilizing public awareness of the effects of landmines on the socio-economic development of the affected countries.
Calls on parties to armed conflict to take all feasible precautions to protect the civilian population,including children, from the effects of landmines and other explosive remnants of war, and in this regard, encourages the international community to support country efforts in clearing landmines and other explosive remnants of war and to provide assistance for the care, rehabilitation and economic and social reintegration of victims, including persons with disabilities.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that the momentum of heightened awareness worldwide about the problem and effects of landmines that was created by the late Diana, Princess of Wales, be maintained in an appropriate way and with the necessary means.