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[...] inequalities that lock all too many people into poverty.

The other victims, perhaps less visible or not so frequently mentioned in the news, are the Somalis themselves, condemned in their daily lives to suffer the corrosive social impact of piracy.

[...] [...] from both the conscious and subconscious anxieties produced by the West—a topic that remains still under-researched.

[...] [...] light of the constraints now acknowledged that will prevent cluster offices from reaching ideal resource levels in the immediate future.

Stressing that the lack of equal opportunities and equal access to education for many persons belonging to minorities, in particular minority children, prevents them from contributing fully to their own communities and to the wider society, and perpetuates the cycle of poverty experienced acutely by persons belonging to minorities facing discrimination, economic marginalization and social exclusion

Least developed countries have often not been able to move beyond outdated technologies that characterize their production processes and outputs.

[...] symptoms of poverty and hold back families and communities from escaping poverty.

[...] statehood seemed obsessed with one of the constitutive elements of [...]

There is also the challenge of non-communicable diseases, which hinder macroeconomic development and keep the bottom billions of people locked in chronic poverty.

Therefore, regional economic integration was a high priority for those countries because it could help them overcome their isolation from opportunities and enhance their resilience.

However, in order to better manage the economy and set the stage for long-term stable growth in an effort to break the past 30 years of uncontrollable boom-and-bust cycles, the Nigerian Government introduced a transformation agenda that recognizes trade and investment as linchpins of Nigeria’s international engagements.

[...] toolkit on diversion from judicial proceedings and alternatives [...] [...]

Recognizing that we cannot treat our way out of the epidemic, the Government, at its first-ever [...] [...]

[...] [...] international refugee law, in complementarity with international humanitarian and human rights law, and ensuring that refugees’ human rights were not negatively affected by security or migration concerns; promoting international solidarity and partnerships and assisting States emerging from conflict to build [...] [...]

[...] becoming a major problem, it is now profitable to get rid of it by illegal dumping and burning.

The Committee notes that for some 30 years the State party has been beset by institutional and political crises characterized by armed uprisings and intercommunal conflicts, which have had and continue to have disastrous consequences for the situation in the country in general and for the enjoyment of economic, social, cultural, civil and political rights in particular.

Instead of bouncing back, countries can be pushed beyond critical limits, locking them in long-term stagnation and human development decline, from which it is extremely difficult to break free.

While it understood the importance of national and international challenges, Ukraine was still living with the lasting environmental problems caused by the Chernobyl accident and would not easily achieve comprehensive sustainable development.

The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights also works in other capacities to coordinate aid in sectoral areas to combat impunity, especially the STAREC programme aimed at stabilizing the east of the country [...] [...]

[...] [...] self-determination, to secure justice and maintain the integrity of Ethiopia, Africa, Afro-Indigenous, Original Mosaic Peoples, which is our divine heritage, To promote love and good-will among We, the Ethiopian, African, Afro-Indigenous, Original Mosaic Peoples of the Eastern and Western Hemisphere at home and abroad and thereby to maintain the integrity and Sovereignty of Ethiopia, to disseminate the ancient Ethiopian, African, Afro-Indigenous, Original Mosaic Peoples culture among its members and throughout the Earth, to correct abuses, relieve oppression [...] [...]

[...] [...] assurances to non-nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty, such as universal commitment to the “no-first-use” principle, the gradual departure from reliance on nuclear weapons in military doctrines, [...] [...]

Such efforts do not respect the dignity of those who are suffering from drug addiction, as they do not treat or cure the sick person but instead falsely suggest that they cannot break free from the cycle of addiction.

[...] [...] criteria, no individual objectives and no continuous [...]

[...] [...] world economy out of the crisis, due to their still relatively small share of the global economy.