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There could be no human development if humanity destroyed Mother Earth.

Children will reprocess the bereavement at different developmental stages, when the meaning of the loss may change for them.

Since then, eight round trips have been conducted, enabling 894 persons to travel or receive relatives on both sides.

[...] bodies of their relatives to be found; [...] [...]

[...] [...] their missing relatives, it could at [...]

Nora Wacha embraces a relative after being returned to Pibor, South Sudan.

Anne set up the charity Jigsaw4u, to give direct support to children and young people who have experienced loss and trauma.

At first it was just Anne working from home, but she now heads a team of 27 with four offices in the UK, and they help several thousand children and their families annually to cope with the often devastating effects of grief.

If you or someone you love has been affected by breast cancer, Beyond The Shock can be an excellent resource.

This is attributable to many social factors including teenage pregnancies, the girl child bearing the burden of looking after sick relatives, early marriages and the belief that educating the boy child is a better investment than educating the girl child because the girl will leave the family on marriage and not contribute to the family.

When applying the knowledge and strategies in this chapter, consider the uniqueness of your loved one with mental illness, who knows what suits him or her most and whose wishes should be respected.

Through constant learning and working with both individuals with mental illness and service providers, family members can make positive differences in the mental health system that will benefit our loved ones, ourselves and our communities.

[...] [...] in place for them to be reunited with their relatives.

Various losses and life changes can often lead to an array of mental health disorders, which, if not properly diagnosed, can lead to inappropriate treatment, or no treatment, and/or clinically unnecessary institutionalization.

Here are some suggestions of how to best provide support and hope for your loved one.

It should also, in this regard, provide data on specific measures taken to protect separated and unaccompanied minors.

It provides professional psychological [...] [...]

Devotion to the Pitris (Fathers), or dead relatives, was also a prominent element in their religion.

[...] [...] visiting their relatives on the island [...] [...]

We meet today under the watchful eyes of bereaved orphans, widows, thousands of wounded, detainees, displaced children, young people, the elderly and women who continue to hope for the support of the Security Council and thus to live a decent, free life based on right, justice and good governance.

ICRC had taken a multidimensional approach to the needs of women and girls, who were the first victims of armed conflicts, not only because such conflicts exposed them to physical injury and sexual abuse, but because they could deny them access to health care, drinking water and food, forcing them to flee their homes, leaving behind their families and their main breadwinner.

[...] [...] family or kinship group or have differing kinds of responsibility for children and dependants or a particular number [...]

[...] [...] the number of mothers increases sufficiently.

The delegation had the opportunity to meet indigenous people who were detained and observed first-hand the seriousness of the situation that most of them face.

[...] [...] the victim’s relatives and of other [...] [...]

Mr. Robert Frank, General Manager of Germany VDA-QMC China, introduced the best practices and the prospect of VDA6.2 in China; Mr. Cai Zhiyong, TÜV SÜD China VDA project manager, explained how to improve the quality of automotive service management system VDA6.2; Mr. Zhou Hanrong, Manufacturing Technology Advisor from Hong Kong Productivity Council gave deep analysis on how to upgrade the professionalism level of Shenzhen car services with reference to VDA 6.2 standards.

The Committee may, through the Secretary-General, receive alternative reports, documentation or other information from national human rights institutions, nongovernmental organizations, associations of families of victims, other relevant civil society organizations, and individual experts, in order to build up a more comprehensive picture of how a State party is implementing the Convention.

If the Dispute Tribunal requires the physical presence of a party or any other person at the hearing, the necessary costs associated with the travel and accommodation of the party or other person shall be borne by the Organization.

Specific areas of research and dissemination of findings related to crime prevention include: planning for a national programme of technical assistance; the most effective use of closed-circuit television; evaluations of court diversion programmes; the prevention of cybercrime and identity crime; the risks of crime displacement and criminogenic effects of crime prevention initiatives; the prevention of financial crime; fraud and money-laundering; the prevention of terrorist activities and the financing of terrorism; law enforcement responses to drugs; the reduction of alcohol-related violence; intimate partner violence and homicide; human trafficking; and conferences on serious and organized crime and on bushfire arson prevention.