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In cosmetics, Clarins Laboratories have demonstrated [...] [...]

[...] [...] economic, social and cultural rights, and children rights, and [...]

With the purchase of a Clarins FEED 25 bag, 25 meals will be provided through the WFP.

[...] [...] content of flavonoids and Vitamin C. In its Lock-Around System ® HP, Clarins has combined [...] [...]

[...] that climate change education needs to be child-centered and [...] [...]

A view was expressed supporting the inclusion of a provision on the protection of vulnerable persons, such as children, the elderly, persons with disabilities and pregnant women.

[...] [...] committees, to streamline the sharing of information between its Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict [...] [...]

By combining senna, olive, plane tree and pea with baobab, Clarins Laboratories created Phyto-Sunactyl 2, the exclusive complex present in Clarins sun products which protects skin cells and their genetic inheritance against the sun’s aggressions.

This professional brush was designed by Clarins make-up team.

[...] [...] Convention to Combat Desertification; United Nations Children’s Fund; United [...] [...]

This initiative includes a nationwide campaign to promote a change of attitude and a review of existing legislation on children aimed at further strengthening the rights of children and youth.

An Italian kitchen with a sophisticated appeal, where design inspired by the new live-in kitchen concept also provides a high degree of technological innovation.

[...] growing up in the industrialized world are the focus of the latest study by UNICEF’s Innocenti Research Centre.

Particular attention needs to be paid to ensuring that marginalized and disadvantaged children, such as exploited children, street children or refugee children, are not excluded from consultative processes designed to elicit views on relevant legislation and policy processes.

[...] alarming for marginalized children, as it exacerbates [...] [...]

[...] protection of children’s rights, especially for the most vulnerable, poor and marginalized, focusing on equity.

[...] night to suit every taste from old-style [...] [...]

(vi) act upon and implement paragraph 55(b) of the Doha Plan of Action, issued at the Second South Summit of the Group of 77 and China, calling for the establishment of a South-South cooperation fund for education that facilitates the implementation of a cooperation programme in education, with the objectives of enabling developing countries to meet the objectives of the Dakar Framework for Action on Education for All and the Millennium Development Goals related to literacy, including through the exchange of experiences in the conduct of pilot projects in education among and within developing countries, and discuss the financial implications of creating such a programme at the 174th session of the Executive Board

[...] [...] Secretary-General on children and armed conflict (S/2010/181), in particular that encouraging the Security Council to streamline the sharing of [...] [...]

[...] [...] disadvantaged and marginalized children and their families; [...] [...]

[...] [...] country, the child’s cultural, linguistic and religious background, and the child’s relationships with siblings, with a view to avoiding their separation.

In an effort to mainstream child protection work, the Child Protection Unit trained MINUSTAH personnel, including 173 United Nations police, 654 military personnel, and 15 civilian staff, as well as 43 officers of the Brigade de protection des mineurs and 978 cadets of the Haitian National Police, on the promotion and protection of child rights, with a particular focus on vulnerable children and those in need of special protection.

Eris gave them all their worst nightmares: Calissa was unable to swim and sunk to the bottom of the ocean; Kattrin became slow at everything; Renata became scared and timid; Selena became an ugly fish; and Mirabella became enclosed in a tight space.