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In certain situations, displaced persons are often exposed to social stigmatization.
They were often exposed to ill-treatment when transferred to the court or to another prison.
People thin, with fine bone anddry skin often exposed to other diseases of the joints.
They are often exposed to armed conflict and lack access to food, water, shelter and basic health care.
Because the bird tends to roost near water bodies such as rivers,it is often exposed to mosquitoes.
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Children and youth are often exposed to conflicts over which they have no control.
He paid tribute to defenders of indigenous peoples' rights, who were often exposed to particular risk and repression.
Women who are trafficked are often exposed to various forms of violence both before and after they have been trafficked.
The Committee also noted the very precarious situation of refugee women,who are more often exposed to discriminatory treatment.
Accordingly, such companies are often exposed to tax risks and problems with tax authorities of the country where the control is exercised.
It underlined that the majority ofthese workers were women, who are often exposed to financial, economic, and social risks.
Apartments on the ground floor are often exposed to flea invasions from basements that feed mainly on rats(the so-called basement fleas).
The TAG Heuer Aquaracer are made for sea lovers such as deep divers, often exposed to high pressures.
While in transit,smuggled migrants are often exposed to inhuman or degrading treatment or experience life-threatening situations.
Human traffickers sometimes exploited asylum-seekers, andwomen asylum-seekers were often exposed to various forms of violence.
Often exposed to systematic atrocities and without adequate physical protection, they are forced to flee, leaving behind their possessions, their homes and family members.
Enforced disappearances of children are often exposed after tracing cases of illegal adoptions.
People of African descent found themselves in a situation of poverty anddisempowerment in many parts of the world where they were victims of stigma and discrimination and often exposed to multiple forms of discrimination.
FL/CIDDH also mentioned that trade unionists were often exposed to risks, in particular arrest by the police during strikes.
The voices of the victims must be heard, however, not only because it was morally right to hear the dreadful consequences of terrorism, butalso because such stories often exposed the hollow claims of terrorists.
High minerals prices during the commodities super cycle have often exposed inequitable revenue-sharing terms in mining investment agreements.
Often exposed to long-lasting or recurring crises, such countries have limited capacity to take action in a number of areas, a fact that exacerbates food insecurity and related problems.
Thousands of children and adolescents are being cared for by grandmothers, uncles and aunts, siblings andother people, often exposed to mistreatment and the violation of basic rights.
For particularly disadvantaged children, often exposed to severe neglect, abuse and ill-treatment, these many challenges become largely unsurmountable.
In this industry, special materials such as stainless steel orduplex steels are used because the workpieces are often exposed to extreme requirements due to heat, cold, high pressure, acids or bases.
It was recognized that the right to seek, receive, publish and disseminate information concerning corruption should be balanced withother equally fundamental rights and that reporting on corruption was a sensitive undertaking which often exposed media representatives to a variety of risks.
Furthermore, even before crossing the border to the European Union, whether by sea or by land,migrants are often exposed to serious risks of abuse and exploitation en route, including by smugglers.
There is also compelling evidence from many countries that the majority of widows are forced to lead lives of extreme poverty and marginalization, often exposed to abuse and the economic exploitation of their families.
In addition to the immediate human suffering, such explosions can have terrible effects on the environment and, in States with limited means to finance the technically challenging clean-up costs, local populations, especially children,are all too often exposed to the risk of injury or death due to explosive ordnances that tend to litter large areas for extended periods of time after the explosion.
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