Sentence examples for humanitarian plight from inspiring English sources

Aziz Ahmed Khan, a ministry spokesman, said at the ministry's daily briefing for reporters today that Mullah Zaeef had been told that he could talk to reporters about civilian casualties and other losses from the bombing, as well his country's humanitarian plight, but that he could not use his remarks as a platform for attacking any other country.

Unfortunately, the new media have no shortage of material, given the unprecedented magnitude of the humanitarian plight.

There are few issues more imperative to Israel's secure future than redressing the day-to-day humanitarian plight of Palestinians nominally under the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority.

International attention is now focused on the humanitarian plight in the eastern Ghouta, where 400,000 people have been under siege for years and where government bombardment escalated sharply on Sunday, causing mass civilian casualties.

In October, the Syria Needs Analysis Project, a group that tracks the humanitarian plight of Syrians, found "the number of refoulements of Syrian refugees has increased in September, particularly of those with invalid documentation or who have gone to Syrian and returned back to Jordan".

Indeed, many Israelis take exception at one time or another to the very issues that are controversial at times to some Americans...such as settlement expansion, the humanitarian plight of Palestinians, or Israel's occasional heavy handedness in pursuit of its enemies.

Haitian president Michel Martelly has called their plight a humanitarian crisis.

Thank goodness someone -- the Government of Spain -- has shown humanitarian concern about the plight of 3,400 Iranians in Camp Ashraf, Iraq.

(The federal government calls the children's plight a "humanitarian crisis," but does not consider them refugees).

It was an inspired idea -- bring independent radio programming to one of the most isolated, war-scarred regions of the world, providing millions of displaced Darfuris with news about the political, military and humanitarian responses to their plight.

Mr. Annan said Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel had called him before the meeting yesterday to advocate a "worldwide humanitarian operation to alleviate the plight of the Palestinian people".