Sentence examples for on humanitarian access from inspiring English sources

The blockages on humanitarian access are severe — and costing lives.

Developing collaboration on humanitarian access could help build confidence and trust.

Kerry said that he had "made clear the need for immediate progress on humanitarian access [and a] ceasefire in Syria".

A spokesperson for the US State Department, John Kirby, said the "regime's record of broken promises on humanitarian access must stop" and urged Russia to use its influence to ensure the pledge is not a one-off.

Everything else, including the stipulations on humanitarian access, was already envisaged in the UN resolution on Syria in December but implemented in only the most fragmentary way, not least because of Russian-aided government offensives.

We can save many tens of thousands of lives in the coming weeks -- but only if Mr. Bush and Mr. Annan speak out more boldly, if the U.N. Security Council insists on humanitarian access to Darfur and if the aid community mounts a huge effort before the rainy season makes roads impassible beginning in late May.

Cameron also called for a "political and diplomatic breakthrough on the problem of humanitarian access", calling for agreement on the need for "unfettered humanitarian access inside Syria".

These violations include: recruitment and use of children by armed forces/group killing and maiming sexual violence abduction attack on schools denial of humanitarian access.

On the three linked issues of humanitarian access, release of political detainees and the cessation of hostilities, progress is slow, diplomats admit, while on the key issue of a political transition, De Mistura admitted there were large distances between the two sides.

Working closely with partners at the national and global levels, UNICEF will be developing a system for documenting, reporting and responding violations against children's rights such as attacks on schools and hospitals, denial of humanitarian access, displacement, recruitment into the armed forces, sexual violence as well as maiming and killing.

Mr. Toole cited, among the key challenges now facing humanitarian efforts on behalf of children and families, the low levels of humanitarian access to previously conflict-hit areas, due to insecurity.