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Many young people leave their homes in search of opportunities for better lives.
Of the estimated 232 million international migrants today,90 per cent leave their homes in search of work.
This, in turn,compels women to leave their homes in search of better opportunities, resulting in the feminization of migration.
Since that time, they had become more vulnerable after leaving their homes in search of employment and food.
The journeys that young people take, leaving their homes in search of better lives, can lead to danger and exploitation, as well as education and opportunity.
The recent displacement of the population has come about as a consequence of NATO aerial bombardment as people flee their homes in search of shelter.
Thousands of civilians of Bihacare on the run, fleeing their homes in search for safety following this blatant Serbian violation of the Bihac"safe area.
The full impact of the drought can be seen on the Somali population,a large number of whom have been forced to flee their homes in search of food and succour.
Besides, in some localities, after the harvests, men usually leave homes in search for work elsewhere, which means women have to perform the families' community service.
Hundreds of civilians were killed; every day, tens of thousands, fleeing the fighting,were forced to leave their homes in search of whatever help they could find.
Since the conflict began, nearly half of the population of the country have left their homes in search of safety, either crossing the border into neighbouring Pakistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran or moving to another part of Afghanistan.
If nothing was done to combat desertification,the decline in yields in arid zones would force millions of people to leave their homes in search of a better environment.
Her delegation called on receiving countries to treat the men andwomen who left their homes in search of a better life for themselves and their families with dignity and full respect for their human rights.
Poverty does have an impact on families and communities by creating stresses that weaken the family and social fabric anddriving children away from their homes in search of better opportunities.
Young women who leave their homes in search of a better livelihood are exploited, brutalized and forced into a life of unspeakable depravity by the traffickers in human misery who are involved in the international.
First, the crisis has pushed many women andchildren to leave their homes in search of employment and food elsewhere.
As a result of violence related to armed conflict, as well as drought, inflation andrising food prices, many Somalis have been forced to leave their homes in search of refuge elsewhere.
One effect of the growing poverty is that many male breadwinners are leaving their homes in search of work in neighbouring countries or within Afghanistan, while women and children are left behind either in settlements for internally displaced persons(IDPs) or at their places of origin.
Political violence and terrorism, financial instability, anduncertainty have driven many around the world to leave their homes in search of safe haven, often to OSCE participating States.
With regard to Nepal, he had urged the Government and its forces, as well as the Maoist Communist Party of Nepal, to respect international human rights and humanitarian law, so thatpeople were no longer forced to leave their homes in search of peace and security.
However, there is no such protection for other people who voluntarily leave their homes in search of a better life or better livelihood in another country.
Unless we can continue to expand our operations, conditions in the IDP camps could deteriorate, andmore and more people in rural areas may be forced to leave their homes in search of assistance.
Land disputes andlandlessness drove thousands of workers from their homes in search of economic opportunities abroad.
As members of an organization responsible for the protection of and assistance to more than 26 million people who have sought safety from persecution, war or massive human rights abuses, UNHCR staff members around the world witness daily the untold suffering caused by landmines.Not only do landmines force people to leave their homes in search of safety, they also imperil their flight and later hinder their return.
Displacement was a human condition, and people had always moved from their original homes in search of employment, shelter and protection from danger.
Violence in drought-stricken northern Mali, a resurgence of fighting in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic and ongoing conflict in the South Kordofan andBlue Nile States in the Sudan forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes in search of safety, either within their own countries or across borders.
On-going military conflicts turning into civil wars, increased level of terrorism, constantly worsening living conditions andgrowing poverty force people to leave their homes in search for a better life for them and their children.
Pirate can not stand the separation and runs away from home in search of Yoko.