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Meanwhile, millions of people continue to suffer and die from the epidemic.
Despite all these commitments, anddecades of growth and globalization, millions of people continue to live without democracy, freedom, and dignity.
Millions of people continue to lose their homes, health and property, and are becoming internally displaced persons.
How, then, can it be that hundreds of millions of people continue to languish in abject poverty and total destitution?
Millions of people continued to languish in a cycle of underdevelopment, poverty and hunger.
Although Asia appears to be the region of the world enjoying the greatest progress,hundreds of millions of people continue to live in poverty there.
The daily lives of millions of people continue to be ruined by the scourge of war and other violent conflicts.
While the MDGs had boosted development efforts they would remain unfinished business so long as millions of people continued to live in poverty.
Millions of people continued to live on under $2 per day and without access to sanitation and safe drinking water.
Is it not therefore a sad commentary that,while $1.3 trillion was expended on global defence in 2007, millions of people continue to live below the poverty line?
Although some countries have taken important measures to ensure adequate health system funding andto promote financial protection for households, millions of people continue to experience financial hardship when accessing the health services they need.
On the other hand, hundreds of millions of people continue to live precarious lives and to suffer from malnutrition and endemic disease.
The findings of a number of international conferences held to assess the impact of the Chernobyl accident had clearly shown not only that the lives and health of millions of people continued to be negatively affected, but that the after-effects were starting to get much worse.
Millions of people continued to endure conflicts, especially in developing countries where they were often sparked by scarcity, greed and exploitation.
Last year, Botswana shared the assessment of the international community in arriving at the conclusion that, while millions of people continued to die from HIV/AIDS-related illnesses, commendable progress had been made to stop the spread of AIDS.
Although millions of people continue to become infected with HIV each year, there are clear signs of progress against the disease at the global scale.
While remarkable gains had been made on every continent since the Declaration had been adopted,hundreds of millions of people continued to be denied fundamental freedoms by their governments, which persecuted and imprisoned brave individuals who peacefully pressed for their rights.
Millions of people continue to live in extreme poverty, a situation that is worsened by the sudden increase in the cost of food and fuel and the consequences of climate change.
In Asia's many multi-ethnic, multicultural andmulti-religious nation States, millions of people continue to be negatively affected by problems deriving from ethnic-nationalism, discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
Rising global harvests, food surpluses in industrialized countries and steadily falling prices for most food commodities encouraged a perception among many donor Governments that food supplies were secure for the foreseeable future,despite the fact that many millions of people continued to go hungry.
In the Sahel, millions of people continued to suffer from the corrosive impact of transnational organized crime, resource scarcity and political instability.
At the same time, internal displacement remains one of the world's mostsignificant human rights and humanitarian challenges, as millions of people continue to be internally displaced every year by conflict, violence, human rights violations, disasters and development projects.
It was shameful that millions of people continued to starve, that millions of children continued to die from preventable causes and that millions of adults were illiterate.
Stresses the need for speedy progress in the search for peace, security, justice and reconciliation in Darfur, bearing in mind that, while the situation on the ground has significantly improved compared to the height of the crisis in 2003-2004,civilians in that region continue to be exposed to the risk of violence and that millions of people continue to live in IDP camps or as refugees in neighbouring Chad.
Malaria continues to affect the world's poorest countries,where millions of people continue to lack access to preventive interventions and health services providing quality-assured diagnostic testing and life-saving treatment.
Given that millions of people continue to experience financial hardship when accessing the health services they need, action is still needed to reduce out-of-pocket payments and increase financial protection for vulnerable populations.
The Special Rapporteur is also concerned about the situation in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, given reports that millions of people continue to suffer from a"silent famine";people have been publicly executed for"economic crimes", such as stealing crops or cows for food; and that food aid has not always been distributed in accordance with the conditions of non-discrimination and transparency.
Worldwide, millions of people continue to suffer from often severe pain, although already in 1961, the Single Convention, in its preamble, recognized that"the medical use of narcotic drugs continues to be indispensable for the relief of pain and suffering and that adequate provision must be made to ensure the availability of narcotic drugs for such purposes", and its articles 4 and 21 further referred to the need for drugs to be available for medical purposes and the treatment of the sick.
In our view, democratic ideals cannot be truly sustained where millions of people continue to live in conditions of absolute poverty and hunger and where easy access to food, health care, education, shelter and a clean environment is still a distant dream.