Asian Migratory Locust (LMI) | Locust Watch in Caucasus and Central Asia | Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture
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What are locusts?
(...) The Migratory Locust is a rather strict oligophagous, preferring wild grasses (e.g. reed, couch-grass).
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Asian Migratory Locust (LMI) | Locust Watch in Caucasus and Central Asia | 联合国粮食及 农业组织
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What are locusts?
(...) The Migratory Locust is a rather strict oligophagous, preferring wild grasses (e.g. reed, couch-grass).
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Asian Migratory Locust (LMI) | Locust Watch in Caucasus and Central Asia | منظمة الأغذية والزراعة للأمم المتحدة
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Locust Watch Locusts in Caucasus and Central Asia
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What are locusts?
(...) The Migratory Locust is a rather strict oligophagous, preferring wild grasses (e.g. reed, couch-grass).
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Score: 903925
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https://www.fao.org/locusts-cc...asian-migratory-locust-lmi/ar/
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Asian Migratory Locust (LMI) | Locust Watch in Caucasus and Central Asia | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Locust Watch Locusts in Caucasus and Central Asia
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Bioecology
Countries
Programme and Donors
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Distribution areas in CCA
What are locusts?
(...) The Migratory Locust is a rather strict oligophagous, preferring wild grasses (e.g. reed, couch-grass).
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Score: 903925
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https://www.fao.org/locusts-cc...asian-migratory-locust-lmi/en/
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Border villages, including Biddou (decaled as epidemic area), Qatanna, Aljdaira, Bitounia and surrounding villages (95% of residents of these villages are refugees) are under curfew & strict lockdown. Movement in Halhul, Surif, Sair, Yatta and Bani Na’im is prohibited. (...) The total closure in Tulkarem camp and Qusra village also persists. (NEW) Strict movement restrictions are imposed in Nablus area. (...) Yousef Shahin at (+962) 791300822 or y.shahin2@unrwa.org.
• In addition, please visit UNRWA’s Facebook page to watch videos on FB-COVID-19 (Corona)
• For more info, please visit the following websites: WHO WHO/ Eastern Mediterranean Office
mailto:unrwa-covid19@unrwa.org
https://emed.hakeem.jo/index.php/ar
https://emed.hakeem.jo/index.php/ar
https://unrwaorg.sharepoint.com/sites/COVID19-Updates-And-Information/SitePages/Contact-Information.aspx
mailto:y.shahin2@unrwa.org
https://web.facebook.com/unrwa/videos/254338738923635/?
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Our rhetoric is not matched by resources."
Strict rules of engagement
In addition to limited financial backing, the AU mission is also operating under strict rules of engagement. (...) Also in this issue
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Africans push to tame malaria
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Small steps can make a big difference
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Scientist wins prize for new African rice
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Beyond the ballot: widening African reform
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The Africa Renewal information programme provides up-to-date information and analysis of the major economic and development challenges facing Africa today.
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Score: 903371.3
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When quarantine restrictions and the strict lockdown were imposed last spring, a maximum of ten people were allowed to gather. (...) When the schools reopened after the strict lockdown, she was afraid of bringing the disease to class—she understood how much responsibility she bore and continued to adhere to the lockdown restrictions. (...) She also brought her husband to get vaccinated.
Later, watching her colleague who had been hesitant for a long time sign up for the vaccination, she thought with pride that she was doing the right thing.
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Human Rights Watch Submission to the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families General Comment No. 5 (2020) on migrants’ rights to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention
November 3, 2020
Human Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the Committee on Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families for its General Comment No. 5 (2020) on migrants’ rights to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention. Our suggestions below are based on Human Rights Watch’s research on this topic across different countries and legal systems.
(...) [footnoteRef:2] Further, Human Rights Watch has documented cases in which migrants returning to their country of origin are being quarantined in abusive conditions upon reentry.
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DEALING WITH THE IMPACT OF CLUSTER MUNITIONS / PREPARED BY THE CLUSTER MUNITION COALITION
Their deaths were recorded by Human Rights Watch in Al Hilla, and included in its recent report
“Off Target” on civilian casualties from the war in Iraq. Human Rights Watch field assessments
CCW/GGE/IX/WG.1/WP.1
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of a handful of cities in Iraq found that by the end of May 2003, unexploded submunitions had
already caused hundreds of civilian casualties.
8. (...) This is demonstrated by another
example from the Human Rights Watch report “Off Target” when Hussam Jasmi, 13 and
Muhammad Mun ‘im Muhammad, 14 were killed after stepping on a BLU-97 submunition.
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Score: 899742.4
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RIGHTS OF THE CHILD : WRITTEN STATEMENT
GENERAL
E/CN.4/1996/NGO/39
27 March 1996
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COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Fifty-second session
Item 20 of the provisional agenda
RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
Written statement submitted by Human Rights Watch, a
non-governmental organization in consultative status
(category II)
The Secretary-General has received the following written statement,
which is circulated in accordance with Economic and Social Council
resolution 1296 (XLIV) (...) E/CN.4/1996/NGO/39
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9. Human Rights Watch calls on the Commission on Human Rights to urge the
Chinese Government to:
(a) Open all institutions caring for abandoned and orphaned children to
public scrutiny by domestic and foreign observers;
(b) Order the Ministry of Civil Affairs to publish immediately
comprehensive statistics on abandoned children, giving detailed figures on the
number of abandoned infants and children discovered in each Chinese province
in recent years, as well as the number of such children offered for legal
adoption, fostered with private families, and placed in institutional care;
(c) Prosecute those responsible for perpetrating or concealing abuses
against orphans in Shanghai;
(d) Order the Ministry of Civil Affairs to promulgate strict rules
prohibiting the abuse of children in welfare institutions, such as corporal
punishment, tying of children's limbs, medically unjustified use of drugs to
control children's behaviour and all forms of paid or unpaid child labour;
(e) Amend the 1991 adoption law to eliminate obstacles to the domestic
adoption of abandoned children.
(...) These children bear appalling physical
and psychological injuries and pose dangers to themselves and to others.
11. Human Rights Watch has conducted field investigations and issued reports
on the use of children as soldiers in Liberia (1994) and in the Sudan (1995).

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