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Then, the village focal point explains to offenders how their practice can affect the health of the whole village. Occasionally, they are brought to visit households with latrines so they can see how comfortable it is to use latrines compared to open defecation. 
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"I am going back to Syria, so I must not lose it," he insists. Occasionally, he breaks out into song, singing of lost love and missed opportunities. (...) Blind for 14 years and almost completely deaf, her days are an unwavering routine that revolve around praying, occasional eating and nostalgic reminiscences about life in Syria.
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Abu Sule*, a 34-year-old refugee from Sierra Leone, survives through small trading, odd jobs and the occasional cash support from friends abroad. Asked why he is staying in Hungary despite the difficulties, he says, “I have been here for seven years.
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Two men, two conflicts and a long road to safety – UNHCR Central Europe Donate Menu Search Central Europe Menu Select a language for this section: Regional site Select a language for our global site: English Français Español عربي Select a country site: Select a country site: Africa (English) Armenia (English) Armenia | Հայաստան (Հայերեն) Asia Pacific (English) Australia (English) Austria | Österreich (Deutsch) Belarus (English) Belarus | Беларусь (Русский) Belgium | Belgique (Français) Belgium | België (Nederlands) Brazil | Brasil (Português) Bulgaria | България (българин ) Canada (English) Canada (Français) Central Asia (English) Central Asia | Центральная Азия (Русский) Central Europe (English) China (中文) Croatia | Hrvatska (Hrvatski) Cyprus (English) Czech Republic | Česká republika (Čeština) Denmark | Danmark (Dansk) Egypt (English) Estonia (Eesti) Finland | Suomi (Suomi) France (Français) Germany | Deutschland (Deutsch) Ghana (English) Greece | Ελλάδα (ελληνικά) Hong Kong SAR (English) Hong Kong SAR | 香港特別行政區 (繁體中文) Hungary | Magyarország (Magyar) Iceland | Ísland (Íslenska) India (English) Indonesia (English) Indonesia (Indonesian) Iran (English) Iran (فارسی) Ireland (English) Israel (English) Israel | ישראל) עברית) Italy | Italia (Italiano) Japan | 日本 (日本語） Jordan (English) Jordan | لعربية) الأردن) Kenya (English) Korea, Republic of | 한국 (한국어) Kuwait (English) Kuwait (عربي) Latvia | Latvija (Latviešu) Lebanon (English) Lithuania | Lietuva (Lietuvių) Luxembourg (Français) Luxembourg (Nederlands) Malaysia (English) Malta (English) Mexico | México (Español) Moldova (Romanian) Netherlands | Netherland (Nederlands) Nigeria (English) Nordic and Baltic Countries (English) Norway | Norge (Norsk Bokmål) Pakistan (English) Philippines (English) Poland | Polska (Polski) Qatar (English) Qatar (عربي) Romania | România (Romanian) Russia | Россия (Русский) Rwanda (English) Saudi Arabia (عربي) Serbia | Србија (српски) Slovakia | Slovensko (Slovenčina) Slovenia | Slovenija (Slovenščina) South Eastern Europe (English) Spain | España (Español) Sweden | Sverige (Svenska) Switzerland | Schweiz (Deutsch) Switzerland | Suisse (Français) Syrian Arab Republic (English) Thailand (English) Thailand | ไทย (ไทย) Türkiye | Türkiye (Türkçe) Ukraine (English) Ukraine | Україна (Українська) United Kingdom (English) United States (English) Donate Media Centre Refworld Statistics Share Coronavirus info Country Sites Czech Republic Hungary Slovakia Slovenia Statistics Regional Overview Czech Republic Hungary Moldova Slovakia About Us General Central Europe Who we help Overview Refugees Returnees Internally displaced people Stateless people Prominent Refugees | Refugees who have made a difference What we do Monitoring borders Ensuring legal protection Overseeing reception conditions Promoting integration Resettlement Caring for the vulnerable Protecting the stateless Stories Stories Media contacts Announcements Vacancies Internships Tenders Calls for proposals Search UNHCR Search UNHCR Close Search   Home Two men, two conflicts and a long road to safety 13 Feb 2013 Wednesday 13, February 2013 TIMISOARA, 13 February 2013 (UNHCR) – Seeking refuge from wars in their neighboring homelands, Jamal* and Omar* now share a dormitory in a Romanian reception center and the daily trials and occasional joys of life in a new country. Jamal arrived at the centre in the city of Timisoara from Syria in September 2012, escaping a civil war that has caused more than 800,000 people to register as refugees in nearby countries, according to UNHCR statistics.  
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UNODA Occasional Papers – No. 34, November 2019 – UNODA     Welcome to the United Nations. العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Language AREAS OF WORK Weapons of Mass Destruction Conventional Arms Regional Disarmament Transparency and Confidence-Building Other Disarmament Issues ABOUT UNODA About Strategy High Representative Organigram UNODA Structure Contact DISARMAMENT BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS Disarmament in the General Assembly Disarmament in the Security Council United Nations Disarmament Commission Conference on Disarmament Secretary General’s Advisory Board Fellowship Programme UNIDIR DATABASE AND RESEARCH TOOLS UNODA Documents Library First Committee and Resolutions Database Disarmament Treaties Military Expenditure The Global Reported Arms Trade UNIDIR’s Cyber Policy Portal RESOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS Publications Updates UNODA Calendar Disarmament Education Fact Sheets on Disarmament Issues Proposal for Funding STATEMENTS AND PRESS RELEASES Secretary General’s Statements High Representative’s Statements Press Releases OFFICES AWAY FROM UNHQ Geneva, Switzerland Vienna, Austria Lima, Peru Lome, Togo Kathmandu, Nepal العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español UNODA Occasional Papers – No. 34, November 2019 The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention: 20 Years of Saving Lives and Preventing Indiscriminate Harm Download PDF English Order hard copy UN Publications Overview This publication describes the achievements and shortfalls of the first twenty years of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction, which entered into force on 1 March 1999.
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Score: 855565.8 - https://www.un.org/disarmament...nal-papers-no-34-november-2019
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The allocation of new items is decided on a case by case basis. Occasionally, an agenda item is allocated to more than one Main Committee, or to both a Main Committee and the Plenary.
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