Ian Sinclair London Gordon Graham (Letters, 8 February) thinks that 20,000 refugees on Turkey's border somehow legitimises the west's violent interferences in Syria.
The authors concluded that this level of accuracy in reporting is appropriate to develop a better understanding of the frequency of incidents, particularly non-violent interferences and their impact on health care delivery.
Creating an evidence base is crucial to an understanding of the role of non-violent interferences in curtailing health access and violations of the right to health in chronic conflict settings.
Peron quickly staged a counter-putsch & was back in power within 10 days, producing a new situation, in which it was pretty clear that a violent reaction against American interference had set in.
In Gaga, a gold-mining outpost an hour from Yaloke, the antibalaka commanders Richard and Le Bleu had established a violent and lucrative fiefdom without interference.
The data collected by this instrument goes beyond typical security incident reporting forms, by capturing both violent and non-violent forms of interference with healthcare, such as confiscation of medicines, delays at checkpoints, obstruction of access, and intimidation and threats.
Research in this setting indicates that such interferences are more frequent than violent events, and have negative consequences for access to and delivery of healthcare [ 32].
The "responsibility to protect" is a collective affirmation that sovereignty does not mean non-interference when the state conducts or allows violent acts against their people.
The officials said they believed they could remove the child without interference from protesters but were concerned about potentially violent demonstrations by Cuban-Americans in Miami after Elian is taken.
Bivariate analyses showed that suicidal ideation and violent impulses both correlated with PTSD, TBI+PTSD, pain intensity and interference, drug abuse, and major depressive disorder (MDD).
