Exemple de utilizare a Forcibly displaced în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
There are 44 million forcibly displaced people.
When we talk about the issue of refugees, we often focus on the official statistic of 65.8 million forcibly displaced worldwide.
Million people forcibly displaced worldwide.
Never since World War II have so many people been forcibly displaced.
In short, the world had almost as many forcibly displaced people in 2017 as the population of Thailand.
The Lives in Dignity Communication sets out for the first time how the EU views a move towards a new dispensation in the area of supporting forcibly displaced persons.
Centuries ago, these North American Indians were forcibly displaced from their ancestral lands.
Of the 68.5 million forcibly displaced people in the world, 85 percent live in developing countries.
Every minute, 22 people are forcibly displaced.
The vast majority of forcibly displaced people suffer from PTSD and other mental disorders due to stressful transitions.
(h) Ensuring protection of migrants and forcibly displaced persons;
In addition, conflicts have forcibly displaced 3.1 million people throughout the region and created additional emergency needs.
For the first time since the Second World War,the number of forcibly displaced people has exceeded 50 million.
In a world where nearly 20 people are forcibly displaced every minute as a result of conflict or persecution, our work at UNHCR is more important than ever before.
Every day, on average, by the end of this day,32,000 people will be forcibly displaced from their homes- 32,000 people.
It is perhaps a sad but unavoidable reality that the sovereignty of the host remainssupreme in international law, despite the need to focus on the forcibly displaced.
Any move towards a new approach for forcibly displaced people must satisfy the highest standards of accountability.
A host, neighbour orregion may"gain" or"lose" from any change in the status of forcibly displaced persons and may react.
The countries that produce the vast majority of forcibly displaced persons are Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Notes that many of the risks faced by refugee children are equally faced by children who have been forcibly displaced within the borders of their own countries;
The states that are home to the considerable numbers of forcibly displaced people are often fragile or weak states, making the issue of geopolitical sensitivity all the more real.
The Committee recommends economic action in the affectedregions to support and develop entrepreneurship as a viable development path for many forcibly displaced people.
Many of the regions andcountries hosting forcibly displaced people score poorly on most economic indicators and can be seen as difficult for businesses to operate in.
Jesuit Refugee Service, founded in 1980 by Pedro Arrupe SJ former Superior General, accompanying, serving andadvocating for the rights of refugees and forcibly displaced other persons.
Over sixty-five million people were considered forcibly displaced in 2015, with 21.2 million of these refugees and 40.8 million internally displaced, while 3.2 million were seeking asylum.
Conflict has forced record numbers of people to flee their homes,with more than 68.5 million people forcibly displaced worldwide, half of them being children under the age of 18.
Whereas the number of forcibly displaced persons has reached its highest point since World War II at nearly 60 million, including almost 40 million displaced inside their own countries;
The CoE Commissioner highlighted the problem of the missing persons and of the persons forcibly displaced during the war; rampant discrimination against Roma; violence against women; and widespread homophobia.
Serbia has ratified the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, but the problems of missing persons(14 000 cases)and of persons forcibly displaced during the war are still acute.
Given the importance and volume of children and young people amongst the forcibly displaced, consideration should be given to an extension of EU programmes to include forcibly displaced young people, for example ERASMUS+ or other relevant programmes.