Exemplos de uso de Explosive remnants em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Libya: educating children about the explosive remnants of war.
But she did say the explosive remnants suggest that Kersey likely has two IEDs.
Ukraine: Staying safe,despite mines and explosive remnants of war.
Explosive remnants of war are common in post-conflict States such as Bosnia/Herzegovina.
So far, 710 mines and 450 explosive remnants of war have been found and destroyed.
Until recently, there had been a steady decline in the annual rate of new casualties of mines and explosive remnants of war.
People injured by landmines and other explosive remnants of war usually require lifelong care.
The medical teams are now witnessing an increase in the number of people injured by unexploded ordnance and other explosive remnants of war.
The RMAC presented the delegation with an update on the current explosive remnants of war situation in and around the south Lebanon.
The Holy See expresses its appreciation for the positive results of the negotiations andfor the adoption of a Fifth Protocol regarding explosive remnants of war.
Even in France,bombs and other explosive remnants of war of the First and Second World Wars continue to kill and wound people today.
In 2015, an average of 18 people around the world lost their life ora limb to a landmine or other explosive remnants of war every day.
The coming into force of Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of War, whose implementation is a challenge to be confronted, is a decisive appointment.
Now enjoying a well-earned retirement in Norway, Hamilton is just one of hundreds of mine detection dogs that play a crucial role in helping clear former conflict zones of explosive remnants of war.
In Colombia, for example,we witness how anti-personnel mines and explosive remnants of war limit people's access to essential services.
The explosive remnants of war were found abandoned around an old military post close to Pajok and the rapidly expanding Pugee Boma on the border with Uganda.
On both sides of the line ofcontact in eastern Ukraine, mines and explosive remnants of war lie in wait for unsuspecting passers-by.
In 2009, 3,956 new landmine and explosive remnants of war(ERW) casualties were recorded, the lowest number for any year since the Monitor began reporting in 1999.
Video 27 July 2015 On both sides of the line ofcontact in eastern Ukraine, mines and explosive remnants of war lie in wait for unsuspecting passers-by.
Scientists have classified the antennae of bees as"more sensitive than the best artificial sensors" andsaid that the insects could be used to further identify food contamination and explosive remnants.
In a region that is heavily contaminated by explosive remnants of war, neutralizing these dangerous devices is essential to avoid further civilian casualties.
The ICRC sent five photographers to five countries- Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, Laos, Mozambique andNicaragua- to document the human toll exacted by mines and other explosive remnants of war.
Other problems equally important as those of explosive remnants of war are yet to receive adequate attention from the States Parties.
October- Multiple decades of armed conflict have affected Myanmar and created a legacy of contamination from landmines,improvised explosive devices(IED), and other explosive remnants of war ERW.
I welcome the entry into force this month of the CCW's Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of War and hope many more States will sign it and ratify the five Protocols.
The ICRC sent five photographers to five countries- Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, Laos, Mozambique andNicaragua- to document the human toll exacted by landmines and other explosive remnants of war.
A state party to the Mine Ban Treaty,El Salvador has at least 3,158 survivors of landmines and explosive remnants of war left over from an internal armed conflict from 1980-1992.
Photo gallery 30 March 2015 The ICRC sent five photographers to five countries- Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, Laos, Mozambique andNicaragua- to document the human toll exacted by mines and other explosive remnants of war.
The result is that in 56 countries andterritories affected by mines and explosive remnants of war, the legacy of past conflicts, as well as ongoing conflicts, produces thousands of casualties each year.
Here too, I should like to thank Parliament for making it possible for the Commission to examine closely all of the issues andproblems associated with both the explosive remnants of war and the dissemination of small arms.