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He also expressed concern about "the potentially negative humanitarian effect of general economic sanctions" on Iran and called on the countries behind the punitive measures to make sure that "humanitarian exemptions are effectively serving their intended purpose".

South Korea has not adopted the Mine Ban Treaty, and the government insists on the military necessity of antipersonnel mines while still acknowledging their negative humanitarian impact.

Mugabe's negative humanitarian record as president of Zimbabwe lead to protests from staff, faculty and students, ultimately forcing the university to rescind the award.

"As we see throughout the entire world, the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons and their widespread accumulation and misuse have a wide range of negative humanitarian and socio-economic consequences," said Ms. Salah.

Most news stories that come out of Africa are negative: wars and humanitarian crises, despots and rebel leaders.

This analysis may indicate how pre-implementation assessments can mitigate potentially adverse effects, while it may also reveal whether some of the negative appraisals of humanitarian technologies in the critical literature can partly be attributed to insufficient preparation before implementation.

Reaching out to mothers Some families of children who were taken hostage have expressed their concerns about the negative impact of prolonged humanitarian aid, when what they really crave is access to effective rehabilitation services – the priority for UNICEF since last autumn.

Victims' families have expressed their concerns about the negative impact of prolonged humanitarian aid, when what they really crave is access to effective rehabilitation services – the priority for UNICEF since last autumn.

"The resolution adopted by the council today demonstrates the uniform stand of the international community against the development by DPRK of its nuclear missile programs and forward the maintenance of the international non-proliferation regime," China's ambassador, Liu Jieyi, said, adding that the measures "are not intended to produce negative consequences on DPRK's humanitarian situation".

Even though the imposed sanctions clearly exclude humanitarian assistance, a negative impact on the levels of humanitarian funding has been experienced.

The governments of the UK and the US have not yet announced changes to their roles as humanitarian donors – positive or negative – but their populist mandate presents three likely scenarios that threaten the humanitarian system as we know it.