Examples of using Armed conflicts in English and their translations into Czech
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A fourth is local armed conflicts.
Armed conflicts in Africa or the Middle East. Take your pick.
In particular, political or armed conflicts.
In a world with 40 active armed conflicts, which claim the lives of 170,000 people every year.
The Moderates have always opposed any participation in armed conflicts.
MiG-21 aircraft was deployed in many armed conflicts, including the Arab-Israeli wars or the Vietnam War.
Indistinct shouting And the same patterns of violence show up in armed conflicts around the world.
History teaches us that armed conflicts are an outcome of the inability of the combatants to talk about contentious issues and find compromise solutions.
We should keep this in mind when we take account of the torments women have to endure in armed conflicts.
In writing.-(PT) The EU cannot remain untouched by the various armed conflicts which occur occasionally around the world.
The European Parliament is actively involved in the fight against the shameful practice of using children in armed conflicts.
If people anywhere in the world are afflicted by natural disasters or armed conflicts, we believe it is human nature to try to help them.
We must include among the principal aims of our policy the abolition of the death penalty and torture, andthe protection of children caught up in armed conflicts.
The most important of these are factors such as wars and armed conflicts, systematic human rights violations, and ethnic and religious conflicts and repression.
The appointment of the first United Nations Special Representative on violence against women in armed conflicts was an important step.
As this report describes, armed conflicts, especially when they involve human rights abuses, give rise to huge increases in migratory flows to neighbouring countries.
We are extremely concerned with the scale of the current problem,especially given what is happening in the serious armed conflicts, in Libya in particular.
During wars and armed conflicts and during the reconstruction following conflicts, women are subjected to violence to a greater extent, both as individuals and collectively.
If you talk to people in the field, however, it seems that not enough people orresources are being deployed in order to protect children's rights in armed conflicts.
Also means being truly determined and in the long term,to minimize, the many armed conflicts throughout ourworld. to end Being at the service of dialogue and peace.
We can also cite Mrs Wallström's nomination to the post of Special Representative on issues of'sexual violence affecting women and girls in armed conflicts.
The European Union must tackle migration flows caused by wars and armed conflicts, ethnic tension, human rights violations and natural disasters in third countries.
To minimize, and in the long term, also means being truly determined Being at the service of dialogue and peace the many armed conflicts throughout ourworld. to end.
Looking back to recent events,we must acknowledge that armed conflicts and natural disasters do not lessen in number but, on the contrary, have a serious tendency to increase.
I welcome the fact that the Slovenian Presidency chose as one of its priorities the question of children in armed conflicts, which was also one of my topics.
In December 2009, the Czech Women's Lobby organised the"Conference of Women in armed conflicts and peace processes: Conference on the Implementation of Security Council resolutions of the United Nations(UN) no.
However, most of the problems identified then are still current today, in particular, the problem of domestic violence against women andthe involvement of women in armed conflicts.
Wars and armed conflicts, ethnic tension, systematic violations of human rights, natural disasters and the lack of proper economic and democratic structures are the main causes of these flows.
Last November, we in the European Parliament called on the EU Member States andthe EU itself finally to take seriously the situation of women in wars and armed conflicts.
They result from wars, armed conflicts, ethnic tensions, human rights violations like refusal to allow people to practice their religion, natural disasters and a lack of adequate economic and democratic structures.