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Amnesty says that it has evidence of extrajudicial killings of Tuareg civilians, indiscriminate shelling of a Tuareg nomadic camp and the killing of livestock, on which the nomadic population rely for survival.
More than 40% of the world's population rely for their everyday energy needs on fuels and stove technologies that have changed little since prehistoric times.
Remittances from the Somalian diaspora amount to $1.2bn-$1.2bn-$1.6bn, which is roughly 50% of the country's gross national income, and on which 40% of the population relies for survival.
Malian security forces have also committed violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including the extrajudicial executions of Tuareg civilians, indiscriminate shelling of a Tuareg nomadic camp and killing livestock which the nomadic population rely on for survival.
"At a time when senior poverty is going up and more than two-thirds of the elderly population rely on Social Security for more than half of their income, our job must be to expand, not cut, Social Security".
"The population rely on health centres for all basic health services," says UNICEF's Health Officer Dr. Denis Muhoza.
About 50% of drugs used in modern medicine are of plant origin [ 6] and about 80% of Africa's population rely on medicinal plants for their health needs [ 7].
The findings have important program and policy implications for countries such as India, where large proportions of the population rely on polluting biomass fuels for cooking and space heating.
Half of the world's population rely on burning these fuels for essential everyday activities such as cooking, heating and lighting (Desai 2004).
More than two-thirds of the population rely on the Lempa river basin for drinking water – the same number that would be threatened by water-intensive and water-contaminating metal mining projects were El Salvador to reopen its doors to the industry.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than three-quarters of the world's population rely upon complementary and alternative medicine for health care [ 3].
