Sentence examples for protection humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Although Article 13(1e) of the Constitutive Act (2000, p. 11) simply cites "environmental protection, humanitarian action and disaster response and relief," it has been (mis)interpreted to include DRR.

Source: Migrationsverket aGranted residence permits according to the Genève convention, de facto refugees, persons in need of protection, humanitarian reasons and special refugee quota bStateless and unknown (mainly Palestinians), former Soviet Union and Peru, where many asylum seekers came from in the period cFor family reunions: mainly the UK, Germany, the USA, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.

While relief efforts seek to save children's lives, UN leaders continue to advocate for a rapid and peaceful solution to the conflict and negotiate for the protection of humanitarian supplies and sites, regular and sustained humanitarian pauses and days of tranquillity, as part of a broader strategy.

The UN should "be able to meet a much higher standard in fulfilling its protection and humanitarian responsibilities", it says.

I think the NGO community needs to collectively make a stand for the protection of humanitarian workers".

Australia's position therefore dangerously signals that Palestinians living in east Jerusalem no longer enjoy the protection of humanitarian law, but are subject only to Israel's wishes.

An IHFFC investigation, regardless of its outcome, will confirm that governments and people around the world value the Geneva conventions and the protection of humanitarian workers.

According to the investigation, a draft of whose findings were obtained by the BBC, the organisation should in future be able "to meet a much higher standard in fulfilling its protection and humanitarian responsibilities".

This week's summit meeting is a perfect time for Presidents Bush and Putin to affirm their commitment to the protection of humanitarian workers in the regions for which they are responsible.

As a result, UNHCR was able to reorient its programs in Sri Lanka toward finding effective ways to address the protection and humanitarian needs of the remaining 620,000 IDPs and to create conditions conducive to sustainable reintegration, including that of some 64,000 refugees in India.

Numerous UN agencies, international organizations, and local and international non-government organizations (NGOs) are engaged in protection and humanitarian assistance efforts which will target 13.5 million people and require $3.18 billion in funding in 2016 alone (OCHA 2016).