Примеры использования Victims of mines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Somalia, 74.6 per cent of the victims of mines were children between the ages of 5 and 15.
In order to ensure adequate victim assistance, Croatia had in 2010 established a national coordinating body for victims of mines and unexploded ordnance.
Most victims of mines were farmers, women and children in areas that had once been battlefields.
UNICEF also assists the High Commission to gather information on the victims of mines and unexploded ordnance.
Available data for 2010 revealed 43 victims of mines and explosive remnants of war, representing a 39 per cent decrease over 2009.
A large rehabilitation centre had beenestablished for war victims, including victims of mines and explosive remnants of war.
Planning: A national action plan for assistance to victims of mines and other explosive remnants of war and other persons with disabilities was adopted in 2011.
During the meeting the parties discussed the ICRC activities in the country andits humanitarian assistance programmes to the victims of mines, natural disasters and other emergency situations.
Additionally, over 2,500 victims of mines and explosive remnants of war have been identified throughout the country, and for the most part they have never received appropriate assistance.
Thanks to the efforts of the National Committee, 66,674 landmines had been destroyed and victims of mines had been provided with medical and rehabilitation assistance.
Under Iranian law, victims of mines in war zones are considered veterans or martyrs and are entitled to receive rights and benefits in accordance with regulations of the Martyr Foundation and Veterans Foundation.
It reiterated its dismay at the existing high number of victims of mines, especially among civilian populations, including women and children.
The 2006 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities andits Optional Protocol provide guidance to States on how best to assist victims of mines and explosive remnants of war.
Planning: The Croatian Mine Action Plan aims to assist victims of mines and unexploded ordnance in accordance with the Cartagena Action Plan.
In this context, it is worth mentioning the work already undertaken by the ICRC and many national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to provide emergency care and medical andrehabilitative assistance to victims of mines.
Stresses the importance of international support for emergency assistance to victims of mines and the care and rehabilitation, and social and economic reintegration.
The victims of mines and unexploded ordnance tend to be concentrated among the poorest sectors of society, where people face danger every day when cultivating their fields, herding their animals or searching for firewood.
The intense suffering inflicted upon the very high numbers of innocent victims of mines, primarily among the civilian population, is an affront to the conscience of mankind.
Since adoption of the Victim's and Land Restitution Act 1448 of 2011,Colombia has been working to establish a registry of victims of the armed conflict, including victims of mines and other explosive remnants of war.
According to recent data collection,370 Colombians were victims of mines and other explosive remnants of war between January and August 2011, including 120 civilians and 250 members of the Public Forces.
The Presidential Programme for Comprehensive Action against Anti-personnel Mines continuedto coordinate demining programmes, provide support to the victims of mines and conduct education on the risks of mines. .
Similarly, witnesses allege that there are no efforts to assist victims of mines which have been laid in the waters of the marshes and which may be hit by Marsh Arabs in their daily movements.
The United Nations Mine Action Team continued to encourage Member States to accede to the Convention,stressing its relevance in addressing the rights and needs of victims of mines and explosive remnants of war.
Solving these problems will require first of all coordinating humanitarian assistance to victims of mines, securing commitments for mine clearance in the affected countries and continuing to collect funds for those purposes.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's vision is that it will be a country not contaminated with mines and UXO, where communities and individuals can live a safe, peaceful and normal life,where development can take place unimpeded, and where victims of mines are integrated into society.
One of the greatest challenges was caring for the victims of mines. Member States should ensure that their health and educations systems, social services and legal frameworks adequately addressed the victims' needs.
ICRC published a manual, First Aid in Armed Conflicts andin Other Situations of Violence, which aims to improve emergency care of victims of mines and armed conflict by first responders.
While the Centre will be geared to children and young adult victims of mines, it will not exclude older mine victims, for whom a special programme will be offered at the Centre while schools are in session and children are unable to come.
According to the UNMACC database, the land release operations performed by all the operators in the country have covered a totalof 7,500,000 m2. Meanwhile, 2,418 victims of mines and explosive remnants of war have been identified in DRC to date.
Dismayed by the high number of victims of mines, especially among civilian populations, and taking note in this context of resolution 1993/83 of the Commission on Human Rights of 10 March 1993, 1/ on the effects of armed conflicts on children's lives.