Examples of using Including orphans in English and their translations into Russian
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States should also develop comprehensive strategies to support those infected andaffected by HIV/AIDS, including orphans.
In 2013 an estimated 17,000 internally displaced persons, including orphans and people with disabilities, were evicted from their homes.
It congratulated Lesotho on its support for UNICEF andthe European Commission in its effort to help categories of children, including orphans.
However, the escalating number of needy children, including orphans, whose needs have not yet been fully met, has dwarfed this effort.
Yemen spared no effort in providing alternative care facilities for children with special needs, including orphans and street children.
The Secretariat reported that it assists 30,000 children, including orphans, children from rural areas and others placed in difficult circumstances following the divorce of their parents.
This could lead to a stronger role in promoting good governance in the interests of the most disadvantaged families and children, including orphans.
However, the practice increased workload and risk to women and girls, including orphans, who cared for HIV/AIDS affected persons.
Children who are not living in a family environment, including orphans, children not living with their biological parents and children who are abandoned are taken care of by Governmentowned residences for children or by NGOs most of which are run by the church.
It also clarifies that food shortage is at high level among those who are of vulnerable part of society, including orphans, persons with disabilities, elderly and poor households.
BICE noted that the most vulnerable children, including orphans, children belonging to marginalized groups, such as Dalits, refugee children, children in remote villages, internally displaced children and street children were also most exposed to trafficking.
Continue its efforts to protect vulnerable categories of children, including orphans, extending them to all regions of the country(Belarus);
Belarus noted Brunei Darussalam's achievements in the area of economic and social rights,with specific attention to the special needs of children, including orphans and disabled children.
Under Phase II, UNICEF will assist about 10,000 disadvantaged children, including orphans, the disabled and others who have been abandoned or are unable for economic reasons to attend schools.
The State facilitated the acquisition of property by citizens and provided support to large and low-income families anddisadvantaged persons, including orphans, the disabled and the elderly.
There is also a secondary bursary scheme meant for vulnerable groups including orphans, girls and children from poor families in informal settlements, poverty-stricken families in high potential areas, and families in ASAL districts.
Additional legislative andpractical incentives had facilitated identifying appropriate activities for protecting the rights of children, including orphans and children deprived of parental care.
In the education sector, the United Nations provides support to the vulnerable, including orphans, through school feeding programmes which provide around 300,000 school children in 300 primary schools with a daily hot meal.
In Oman, for example, there are eight categories of beneficiaries of non-contributory social protection programmes,seven of which are individuals within the household, including orphans, the elderly and unemployed women.
Undertake additional efforts to ensure access to formal andinformal education to vulnerable groups, including orphans, children with disabilities, and children living in poverty, inter alia by eliminating the indirect costs of school education;
The Sonke Gender Justice Network in South Africa uses innovative approaches to strengthen men's capacity andcommitment to care for children, including orphans, affected by HIV/AIDS in rural areas.
Step up efforts to protect the human rights andimprove the lives of children, including orphans and children with disabilities, through, inter alia, reviewing related policies and increasing in the budget allocation for specific programmes for vulnerable groups(Malaysia);
The Sonke Gender Justice Network in South Africa uses innovative approaches tostrengthen men's capacity and commitment to care for children, including orphans, affected by HIV/AIDS in rural areas Esplen, 2009.
He also asked what specific action UNICEF was taking to protect children, including orphans, from HIV/AIDS discrimination, and what legal or other measures it recommended that Governments should take to tackle the stigmatization and feminization of the disease.
Reduction of stigma, zero tolerance of child abuse, improved school attendance and increased physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of children living with andaffected by HIV, including orphans and other vulnerable children.
Law No. 30 of 1977, concerning social security,is intended to guarantee a minimum income for families with no insurance coverage, including orphans, widows, divorcees, pregnant women, the totally incapacitated, the elderly, the families of prisoners, invalids, breastfeeding mothers, and families with no breadwinner.
Moreover, a multisectoral national child welfare council was tasked with monitoring child rights,with an emphasis on children in difficult circumstances, including orphans and children in child-led households.
Adopt and implement policies for the prevention, protection, rehabilitation and reintegration, as appropriate, of children living in disadvantaged social situations andwho are at risk, including orphans, abandoned children, children of migrant workers, children working and/or living on the street and children living in extreme poverty, and ensure their access to education, health, and social services as appropriate.
FBOs' support to families and child-headed households, while reducing stigma and eradicating child abuse, is strengthened improving school attendance and increasing the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of children living with andaffected by HIV, including orphans and vulnerable children.
Various vulnerable groups were identified as requiring more attention from society: people living with disabilities; children andyoung people, including orphans and marginalized youth; women; people living with HIV/AIDS; internal and external migrants.
