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These women, whose menfolk often leave to seek work or to join in armed conflicts, have been hit by soaring fuel and fertiliser costs.

The number of armed conflicts -- and their death toll -- has continued to fall since the end of the Cold War.

However, the armed conflicts have never been solved in good faith due to widespread mistrust and festering political wounds on all sides.

International law in existence has the restriction to it, including charter of the United Nations, outer space law, law of armed conflicts.

Many migrate out of necessity due to poverty, unemployment, political or armed conflicts or violations of human rights.

Nations around the world still maintain huge arsenals, including weapons of mass destruction, and armed conflicts still ravage many regions.

Nobody should be allowed to cause tension or armed conflicts against the interests of the people.

However, hegemonism and power politics continue to hang on, regional armed conflicts persist, and the world is still not tranquil.

The council also promised to consider information about such violence when establishing or renewing targeted sanctions in armed conflicts.

Occasional regional and local armed conflicts flare up, and economic competition is becoming ever more acute.

Disease outbreaks, other disasters and emergencies (armed conflicts, droughts, etc) and the degradation of grazing land are also threats.

Doctors Without Borders states that it is neutral and does not take sides in armed conflicts.

After the end of the Cold War, the world is not peaceful, and regional armed conflicts and local wars Lianmianbujue.

Nations must not settle their differences by armed conflicts.

In the meantime, Ta Jandee says Burma's ongoing armed conflicts that continue in several states still make him wary of going back to Burma.

Armed conflicts attack the very pillars of sustainable development.

A quarter of the world's armed conflicts of recent years have involved a struggle for natural resources.

Q: Cambodia and Thailand engaged in armed conflicts in their border area lately.

the rise of aids and other deadly diseases along with armed conflicts and social tension make treating leprosy in africa difficult .

This is the 22 armed conflicts occurred between the two militaries since the third straight day exchange of fire occurred in the same area.

The study points out that the number of armed conflicts has decreased dramatically since 1990 and the end of the cold war.

No single nation can or should shoulder the burden for managing or resolving the world's armed conflicts.

France and Spain become involved with each other in armed conflicts, and even before World War Three will have broken out.

Apart from these 10 factors, there is the ongoing issue of ethnic armed conflicts, which represent the longest internal war in the region.

The evidence lies not only with persistent armed conflicts, especially in South Asia.

Armed conflicts have been going on in this region over the past ten years.

Supreme Council for the promotion of peace and prevention, management and resolution of armed conflicts in Central Africa;

Diplomatic Conference on the Reaffirmation and Development of International Humanitarian Law Applicable in Armed Conflicts;

Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflicts;

Basic Principles for the Protection of Civilian Populations in Armed Conflicts;

International Law of Armed Conflicts

Protection of journalists engaged in dangerous mission in areas of armed conflicts;

The Declaration on the Protection of Women and Children in Emergencies and Armed Conflicts

A Sociological View on International Armed Conflicts of Modern Times

armed conflicts and catastrophic wars are still going on

FORSDIR; special committee on children and armed conflicts;

NGO Forum on Child Victims of Armed Conflicts;

Electronics in the armed conflicts of the 20th century

Cause tension or armed conflicts

Constraints on the use of force: legal aspects of armed conflicts in the early 21st century