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[...] [...] and she opted for exile in a foreign country, [...] [...]

[...] [...] probably written in exile after 519.

As sea levels rise, small island States may well see their territory quite literally drowned, raising the spectre of new and previously unimagined forms of statelessness.

[...] contraception, mortality, international [...] [...]

[...] [...] living in exile since 1990, has taken no action on its repeated [...] [...]

Branches of Government banks were opened up in these two countries to facilitate payment of retirement pensions to Iraqi refugees, and the Government launched a campaign to lure back expatriates by providing subsidies and incentives for them to return and to contribute to Iraqi reconstruction and development.

However, civilian deaths caused by pro-government force air strikes decreased by 64 per cent from the same period in 2009, reflecting the implementation of the ISAF tactical directives restricting air strikes and other measures taken in an effort to reduce civilian casualties.

Paragraph 44: The Mission reports that the French journalist who died in Homs had been killed by mortar shells fired by the opposition.

[...] invitation to return home from exile in China.

[...] are the unexplained deaths of refugees at the Centre.

[...] paid tribute to the deaths of the UNVs, and introduced [...]

[...] [...] activities; the death of girls or women from simple neglect, through starvation or illtreatment; and deliberate acts or omissions by the State.

[...] the infantile mortality ratio the Republic of Moldova is higher than in the European states, during the [...] [...]

[...] launched a project to collect mine/ERW casualty data and establish [...] [...]

[...] [...] higher than those observed in the Arab States and Central Asia (see table 2).

Still, many countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa (where 1 in 7 children dies before his or her fifth birthday) and South Central Asia, have made little or no progress at all.

Please also provide information on measures taken to improve their standard of living, including access to adequate housing, water, sanitation and electricity, and on steps taken to reduce child mortality among the Akhdam, which is reported to be considerably higher than the national average.

She elaborated on the work of the H4 organizations, including the focus on countries with the highest maternal mortality, the link between maternal mortality and HIV, the division of labour among the H4 and the inclusion of UNAIDS.

[...] plague, the angel of death, goes through the country, killing [...] [...]

[...] [...] United Nations peacekeeping operations; provides assistance regarding the interpretation and application of the Organization’s administrative law in peacekeeping operations and the interpretation and application of the Staff Regulations and Rules, the Financial Regulations and Rules and relevant policies and practices, including those relating to banking, asset custody and treasury operations; affords legal support for the resolution of complex claims, arbitrations and other litigation arising in peacekeeping operations, including commercial claims by contractors and claims by third parties for property damage or loss and personal injury or death.

[...] [...] achieved if national mortality is halved during [...] [...]

[...] capacities in least developed countries have been affected by high incidence of poverty, mass unemployment, high population growth rates, poor health and nutrition outcomes, as evidenced by high child and maternal morbidity and mortality rates and [...] [...]

[...] [...] address the issue of deaths in State custody since [...]