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This makes them more vulnerable to chronic diseases and epidemics.
Moreover, women's social subordination makes them more vulnerable to poverty.
This makes them more vulnerable to insect infestation and disease.
Migrant women also face a heightening sense of job insecurity,thus making them more vulnerable to abuse.
Indeed, those factors made them more vulnerable and in need of particular attention.
Firstly, poverty affected mainly women andgirls as several forms of discrimination rendered them more vulnerable.
These measures would make them more vulnerable to the coordinated actions of governmental and law enforcement agencies.
The fact that women are mostly the victims of domestic violence, especially rape,renders them more vulnerable to contract HIV/AIDS.
Women's relatively weak bargaining power also makes them more vulnerable to discrimination and abuses and other forms of violence in the workplace.
In America, for example, street workers are forced to work in less populated areas to avoid arrest,which makes them more vulnerable to violence.
The demand for women for specific types of work also renders them more vulnerable to unauthorized migration including trafficking.
In other situations,politically motivated public statements by political leaders that vilify humanitarian actors make them more vulnerable.
The thinness of those markets, coupled with substantial foreign participation, makes them more vulnerable to fluctuations in international financial flows.
This degradation has a heavy impact on the livelihoods of the poor by constraining their ability to increase their incomes and by making them more vulnerable.
In most cases, domestic workers came from poorer countries,which made them more vulnerable and made it more difficult for them to defend their rights.
The degradation of forest ecosystems and decline in wildlife species severely weakens national andlocal economies and makes them more vulnerable to climate change.
Increased female sex hormones may also weaken the vein wall,which makes them more vulnerable to the emergence of this unpleasant disease directly as hemorrhoids.
The ability of Rwandan authorities to delay the planned registration exercise heightened the fears of some refugees,rendering them more vulnerable to military enrolment.
This in turn makes them more vulnerable to violence and human rights abuses, including death threats and violations of the right to life, which are often committed in a climate of impunity.
Aboriginal women in Canada experience numerous challenges anddisadvantages that make them more vulnerable to exploitation and violence.
The independence and diversity of mandates of these organizations may give them greater flexibility than the United Nations in certain circumstances butmay in some cases leave them more vulnerable to insecurity.
But it also shifts many of the costs of market volatility to workers,making them more vulnerable to recessions and threatening their job and income security.
The striking gender inequality of natural disasters suggests that inequalities in exposure- as well as in access to resources,capabilities and opportunities- systematically disadvantage some women by making them more vulnerable.
They share a range of common managerial, financial and institutional challenges andparticularities that make them more vulnerable to inadequate management and breakdown and may impair the provision of sustainable services.
Lower growth and reduced demand in developed countries have resulted in a decrease in exports in many developing countries, amplified by the high concentration of developing countries' exports on a few products and markets,making them more vulnerable to shocks.
It was no wonder then that in its analysis of the situation, the Trade and Development Report,1998 stated that the financial markets had destabilized the developing countries and made them more vulnerable to financial deregulation which, as could be seen from the Asian crisis, had increasingly higher costs in the areas of social peace and the economy.
In the UNECE region, an estimated 120 million people do not have access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation,making them more vulnerable to water- related diseases.
Meanwhile, industrialization in many developing countries during the past decade has been oil-intensive; in particular, oil consumption in Asian developing economies has increased significantly,making them more vulnerable than previously to increases in prices and, in several cases, more likely to be affected than other countries in relative terms.
The unpaid care work they deliver reduces the ability of carers to engage in paid employment and makes them more vulnerable to social isolation.
The social, political andeconomic subordination of indigenous peoples in most parts of the world makes them more vulnerable to violations of human rights.