James Marsters, as Spike on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," has taken a character that could have been high camp and made it into a vulnerable, conflicted being of Byronic dimensions.
The vast majority of these are Sudanese citizens, committed to helping vulnerable conflict-affected civilians.
To increase access to education for most vulnerable conflict-affected children, UNICEF supported the ongoing rehabilitation of 45 damaged schools in Donetsk and Luhansk government-controlled areas.
We would like to acknowledge all the staff of MSF and our counterparts in the described programmes whose hard work and commitment to providing HIV care to vulnerable conflict-affected populations is described in this manuscript.
Beyond the global public health imperative to prevent the emergence and international spread of infectious diseases, there is also a moral imperative to alleviate the effects of these diseases on already vulnerable conflict-affected populations.
As a result of their systemic discrimination, extreme poverty, lack of social development and political marginalisation, indigenous people are among the most vulnerable during conflicts – particularly intrastate conflicts, where they can be trapped in the crossfire or represent one side.
"Interaction among the powerful is vulnerable to conflict and miscommunication which undermines their collective performance," he said.
She said finding appropriate commissioners to run the inquiry would be "problematic", given most people with the expertise (such as former bankers) would be vulnerable to conflict of interest claims.
"Children are always the most vulnerable in conflict situations," Ms. Gruloos said.
Individuals with disability are particularly vulnerable in conflict settings [ 1] and have amplified difficulties throughout the displacement process [ 2].
FFP does not delineate fragile and stable states, but rather considers those with an aggregate score greater than 90 to have "alert" status, defined as vulnerable to conflict or collapse.
