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Frequent targets of conflict include environmentally noxious facilities such as waste treatment and power generating plants as well as social service delivery facilities including homeless shelters, group homes, and drug treatment centers.
Montalván: "In a statement you gave to Reuters, you said, 'By the launch of the surge, many of the targets of conflict had either been killed or fled the country, and they turned off the lights when they left.' Could you elaborate on that, please?" Agnew: "Remember, the paper is about the period from before the "surge" started until December 2007.
New Year in Syria offers little chance of children's education as schools remain targets of conflict GENEVA/DAMASCUS, 6 January 2015 – Continuing conflict and the recent closure of some schools in Raqqa and Deir-ez-Zour governorates and parts of rural Aleppo in Syria is believed to have disrupted education for 670,000 children of primary and lower high school age, said UNICEF today.
But where we can, we target the drivers of conflict and violence head-on, leading peace-building efforts alongside provision of food, shelter and water.
Set sizes and the numbers of target-present and -absent trials were also identical, as well as the blocked presentation of conflict target and nonconflict target trials.
Children are increasingly the targets of armed conflict.
To outrage a community's prestige and to create threat against a community often women are targeted in situation of conflict.
During the open meeting on children and armed conflict, speakers including UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman reminded Council members that children continue to be violated, sexually abused, conscripted and targeted in areas of conflict, while the adults responsible for these crimes are not held accountable.
