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| Moscow Modern | Humanitarian Academy |
| Welcoming progress made towards | humanitarian access, the Security Council expressed conc |
| mber of the facilitating Commission for the | Humanitarian Accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces |
| emony includes the Spirit of Hope award for | humanitarian achievements and the Lifetime Achievement a |
| Ali and Desmond Tutu would be honoured for | humanitarian achievements. |
| He is notable for the | humanitarian act of rescuing 442 enemy British and Ameri |
| zations along with the media applauded this | humanitarian act. |
| In 2006 Kamen was awarded the Global | Humanitarian Action Award by the United Nations. |
| , the University of Siena (Human Rights and | Humanitarian Action) and Istanbul Bilgi University (Turk |
| He served as Minister for Cooperation, | Humanitarian Action, and Defence in the government of Je |
| n issues such as land mines, prevention and | humanitarian action. |
| received numerous awards for her legal and | humanitarian actions throughout her life. |
| He did not receive credit for his | humanitarian actions following WW II. |
| materials of historical research about the | humanitarian actions carried out by Nuncio Roncalli. |
| operations, flare drops, civic actions, and | humanitarian actions. |
| r factors such as community involvement and | humanitarian actions. |
| He was also supported by | humanitarian activist (and later French foreign minister |
| briel Schillinger (born July 21, 1989) is a | humanitarian activist and entrepreneur from Delray Beach |
| ay 7, 2009), known as Mother Wright, was an | humanitarian activist living and working in Oakland, Cal |
| Mustafa Tutkun is a | humanitarian activist in Turkey. |
| countries were urged to co-operate towards | humanitarian activities in Angola. |
| His | humanitarian activities have included working as a proba |
| s efforts in promoting communal harmony and | humanitarian activities by the Universal Syrian Orthodox |
| , June 199, he went to Kosova for his first | humanitarian activities. |
| for-profit boards and dedicated himself to | humanitarian activities. |
| ation Provide Comfort, the peacekeeping and | humanitarian activity in northern Iraq after the Gulf Wa |
| His educational and | humanitarian activity was marked by awards of the Ukrain |
| With his help, she intensified her | humanitarian activity, saving a great number of Jews fro |
| Through | humanitarian acts |
| U.N. Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs spokesman Maurizio Giuliano tells V |
| for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says the FDLR was joined in |
| The Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs – or OCHA – says the women were amo |
| ant Secretary of State for Human Rights and | Humanitarian Affairs and Associate Director for Policy a |
| ant Secretary of State for Human Rights and | Humanitarian Affairs was unanimously approved by the Sen |
| ant Secretary of State for Human Rights and | Humanitarian Affairs in the early 1980s and later as Ass |
| in East Timor before taking up his post as | humanitarian affairs officer for the United Nations in I |
| Representative of the Secretary-General for | Humanitarian Affairs in Southeast Asia. |
| Abdul Bagi al-Jailani, the Sudanese | humanitarian affairs minister, who travelled alongside t |
| ad of the Centre for Social Development and | Humanitarian Affairs and Coordinator of all United Natio |
| (DPKO), the Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Office of the High Commissi |
| nt capacity as Minister for Cooperation and | Humanitarian Affairs and Minister delegate for communica |
| The Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs in Panama alerted officials in Nica |
| s postings include service as Counselor for | Humanitarian Affairs in Geneva, and assignments in Argen |
| He was Head of Conflict and | Humanitarian Affairs unit of the British Department for |
| ited Nations Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs) |
| ng to the UN Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs, Jordan is one of the poorest count |
| ited Nations Office for the Coordination of | Humanitarian Affairs, the United Nations established a c |
| the first U.N. Under-Secretary-General for | Humanitarian Affairs. |
| stant to the President for Multilateral and | Humanitarian Affairs. |
| Secretary-General and in the Department of | Humanitarian Affairs. |
| Humanitarian agencies responded almost immediately with | |
| The resolution exempted the work of | humanitarian agencies operating in Somalia from the prov |
| otection Force (UNPROFOR) and international | humanitarian agencies to have unimpeded access to the en |
| roducing guidelines to help governments and | humanitarian agencies protect and provide for this group |
| sion of medical supplies by governments and | humanitarian agencies exporting to Iraq and Kuwait. |
| Commissioner for Refugees and international | humanitarian agencies in order to aid the civilian popul |
| ations Confidence Restoration Operation and | humanitarian agencies, of violations in the sectors West |
| Oxfam partnered with the | humanitarian agency Action Against Hunger on a fact-find |
| they believed they needed the support of a | humanitarian agency with international interests in orde |
| eiterated their willingness to reach future | humanitarian agreements. |
| Humanitarian aid is not considered to support religious | |
| The right to accept | humanitarian aid from organizations and individuals insi |
| Operation Provide Comfort, the delivery of | humanitarian aid to Kurds living in the UN-declared excl |
| The resolution also affirmed the need for | humanitarian aid to be delivered to the affected populat |
| e European Commissioner for Development and | Humanitarian Aid has sent €2 million euros in aid. |
| le national army, observe demining, provide | humanitarian aid and extend the government's authority o |
| Commissioner for International Cooperation, | Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response Kristalina Georgiev |
| no longer determine what happens, so surely | humanitarian aid can benefit too, however much vested in |
| ctober 2010 O'Keefe joined the Road to Hope | humanitarian aid convoy to Gaza. |
| s.Oliver also supported the Germany-based | humanitarian aid organisation "Diakonie Katastrophenhilf |
| a (Operation Deny Flight), and air drops of | humanitarian aid to the residents of the city of Sarajev |
| Programme as a temporary measure to provide | humanitarian aid to the Iraqi people and the need for th |
| Ships carrying | humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip also unload their ca |
| ism whereby Iraqi oil exports would finance | humanitarian aid would continue for a further 180 days. |
| tion Minister said that Russia would send a | humanitarian aid convoy with 200 tons of food, 16 tons o |
| Edgar "Pop" Buell (1913-1980), | humanitarian aid worker in Laos in the 1960s and 1970s, |
| Grobelny figure prominently in books about | humanitarian aid to the Jews of Warsaw and elsewhere dur |
| proselytizing, but was comfortable with the | humanitarian aid dispensed by the Church. |
| veterans of the war with Vietnam to provide | humanitarian aid and medical equipment and supplies to V |
| name was changed to Directorate-General for | Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection. |
| Frederick deployed to Somalia in support of | humanitarian aid operations. |
| ional community was called upon to increase | humanitarian aid to the region. |
| and 1472 (2003) concerning the provision of | humanitarian aid to the Iraqi people, the Council extend |
| nt for a hospital in Nigeria and delivering | humanitarian aid to a village in Russia shortly after th |
| icularly against refugees and international | humanitarian aid workers, and the importance of continue |
| in cash grants for development programs and | humanitarian aid shipments to help the poor in Latin Ame |
| Rudnick organised several transports of | humanitarian aid throughout the Martial law in Poland. |
| d Ike, the European Commission, through its | Humanitarian Aid department was already providing € 2 mi |
| p, the United States also suspended all but | humanitarian aid to Burundi. |
| nal agencies, to facilitate the delivery of | humanitarian aid to Sarajevo and others areas in Bosnia |
| The Doctor and Raine go undercover on a | humanitarian aid Earth space ship. |
| on-profit, Christian ministry that provides | humanitarian aid to the needy. |
| troleum or petroleum products in return for | humanitarian aid for a further 180 days. |
| Nations Protection Force and disruption to | humanitarian aid convoys. |
| States Armed Forces' logistical support to | humanitarian aid efforts in Georgia following the 2008 S |
| from its presence in grain distributed in a | humanitarian aid program following prolonged droughts, a |
| and Yugoslavia sent a substantial amount of | humanitarian aid to the Soviet Union in the form of resc |
| esolution then emphasised the importance of | humanitarian aid to the region taking into account the l |
| the return of refugees and the provision of | humanitarian aid to the civilian population, while donor |
| th portfolio for International cooperation, | humanitarian aid and crisis response corresponds to the |
| ent, the First Aid Training Department, the | Humanitarian Aid Department, the International Humanitar |
| r 13, 2004 a Red Crescent convoy containing | humanitarian aid was delayed from entering Fallujah by t |
| sm whereby Iraqi oil exports, would finance | humanitarian aid for a further 90 days, beginning at 00: |
| moting economic opportunity, and delivering | humanitarian aid to impoverished communities all over Ni |
| The decoration was awarded posthumously for | humanitarian aid to the Republic of Croatia during the C |
| as an umbrella organization for 13 British | humanitarian aid agencies. |
| 's tasks would be to assist the delivery of | Humanitarian aid to Somali civilians, protect government |
| 21, 2010, to assist with the international | humanitarian aid effort following the earthquake. |
| FOR) or other United Nations operations and | humanitarian aid flights. |
| ism whereby Iraqi oil exports would finance | humanitarian aid would continue for a further 180 days, |
| nd international organisations to assist in | humanitarian aid efforts. |
| intensify their efforts in conjunction with | humanitarian aid agencies, noting that there could be no |
| orthridge earthquake, the Regiment provided | humanitarian aid and security to the Los Angeles area af |
| troleum or petroleum products in return for | humanitarian aid for an additional 180 days. |
| troleum or petroleum products in return for | humanitarian aid for a further 180 days and approved a l |
| tically deprived people in conflict zone of | humanitarian aid in the form of food and medical supplie |
| lution 986 including the enhancement of the | humanitarian aid programme for the Iraqi people and prov |
| rently president and CEO of CARE, a leading | humanitarian aid organization fighting global poverty. |
| storms crippled coastal regions, requiring | humanitarian aid for 800,000. |
| ations and issue of export licences so that | humanitarian aid could reach the Iraqi population as soo |
| uring World War II she organized the Danish | humanitarian aid to Norway (in Norwegian: Danskehjelpen |
| personnel would facilitate the delivery of | humanitarian aid and the security and functioning of Sar |
| zans increased sharply, with 80% relying on | humanitarian aid in 2008 compared to 63% in 2006. |
| Attacks on | humanitarian aid workers were condemned, and the need to |
| rescent of Iran, it is difficult to deliver | humanitarian aid to some villages in the affected mounta |
| We still have so many | humanitarian aid that come off from our donors. |
| with the World Food Programme to contribute | humanitarian aid worth U.S. $900,000 to Afghanistan. |
| ently the largest British charity supplying | humanitarian aid to Palestinians and is "one of the larg |
| nd ambulances which impeded the delivery of | humanitarian aid to affected areas. |
| n one of the ships that intended to deliver | humanitarian aid to Gaza, but decided in Cyprus, not to |
| to call attention to the worldwide need for | humanitarian aid and encourage others to expand their su |
| efire Agreement, facilitate the delivery of | humanitarian aid and protect human rights. |
| ism whereby Iraqi oil exports would finance | humanitarian aid would continue for a further 180 days, |
| Finucane contributed | humanitarian aid during the Nigerian Civil War, also kno |
| t and international organizations providing | humanitarian aid to the camps were unwilling to remove t |
| vant agreements, facilitate the delivery of | humanitarian aid to Bosnia and Herzegovina via Croatia a |
| lifting of restrictions on the provision of | humanitarian aid by the Sudanese government. |
| Its ministries include | humanitarian aid and community development projects thro |
| nal projects and co-operatives in Djibouti, | humanitarian aid and healthcare provision in Pakistan, a |
| onomic assistance to North Korea (including | humanitarian aid), low-interest long-term loans, and dis |
| oche (born 1955) is a campaigner for peace, | humanitarian aid, and education. |
| from Bandar Abbas to the port of Gaza, with | humanitarian aid, was diverted during the 2008-2009 Isra |
| hat of ethnic cleansing and the impeding of | humanitarian aid, welcoming the establishment of the Com |
| tan pledged the equivalent of US$200,000 in | humanitarian aid, including 120 tons of cement, as well |
| and occupied Kuwait, excluding medical and | humanitarian aid, and resources for the United Nations I |
| arrival, claiming that it can't bring much | humanitarian aid, but instead bring significant U.S. sur |
| e governments of both countries, except for | humanitarian aid, were reaffirmed. |
| In addition to giving | humanitarian aid, youth in Long Beach California wrote l |
| d British administrators on reconstruction, | humanitarian aid, and the creation of a new government. |
| l for Gaza from various European ports with | humanitarian aid, in a second attempt to break the Israe |
| anding the facilitation of safe delivery of | humanitarian aid, and was therefore legally binding. |
| ng a secure environment for the delivery of | humanitarian aid. |
| n recent years only with the help of direct | humanitarian aid. |
| n United States dollars in order to provide | humanitarian aid. |
| ng to help Iraq increase exports to finance | humanitarian aid. |
| m 1937 to 1939, by organizing international | humanitarian aid. |
| ng to help Iraq increase exports to finance | humanitarian aid. |
| ne and only visit to Afghanistan to deliver | humanitarian aid. |
| i blockade of the Gaza Strip and to deliver | humanitarian aid. |
| f the Sovereign Military Order of Malta for | humanitarian aid. |
| in post-war reconstruction and provision of | humanitarian aid. |
| e chairs the Committee for Human Rights and | Humanitarian Aid. |
| tion forces while simultaneously delivering | humanitarian aid. |
| r, allowed Iraq to export oil in return for | humanitarian aid; however this resolution, along with Re |
| eintegration activities and the delivery of | humanitarian aid; and prepare for the deployment of a lo |
| These | humanitarian aids include eid-gifts for needy children, |
| pe School is well known school in providing | humanitarian aids to needy people. |
| ircraft are operated for the United Nations | Humanitarian Air Service) |
| , personnel participated in contingency and | humanitarian airlift operations and exercises worldwide. |
| The wing participated in numerous | humanitarian airlift and contingency operations worldwid |
| lift training exercises and contingency and | humanitarian airlift operations, both at home and abroad |
| erous joint airborne training exercises and | humanitarian airlifts. |
| han a year supervising the establishment of | humanitarian and religious projects in Saigon. |
| as an active Quaker and involved in various | humanitarian and political causes. |
| ly increased his reputation as a clinician, | humanitarian and teacher. |
| 1939 in Bollington, Cheshire) is an English | humanitarian and author. |
| lations of the sanctions, and to assess the | humanitarian and socio-economic impact of the measures. |
| she was also the recipient of a variety of | humanitarian and writing awards for her novel, Forever t |
| ressed the underlining political, economic, | humanitarian and moral advantages in preventing armed co |
| lly founded by a coalition of 11 non-profit | humanitarian and advocacy organizations - including DATA |
| sure the effective protection of civilians, | humanitarian and UN personnel and facilities; |
| The three Bowls were the Tangerine, | Humanitarian and Motor City bowls. |
| Henderson was a philanthropist, | humanitarian and civic leader in his native Ottawa, havi |
| 2), U.S.A. based physician, medical author, | humanitarian, and active republican member. |
| fficial History of Australian Peacekeeping, | Humanitarian and Post-Cold War Operations, of which five |
| ouncils in political, economic, scientific, | humanitarian and cultural spheres to counterbalance the |
| nfluence of women in applying international | humanitarian and human rights law within non-state actor |
| He is also an Associate Fellow at the | Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute, Manchester |
| en and written extensively on international | humanitarian and human rights laws. |
| Hopkins University, it is named after noted | humanitarian and physician Albert Schweitzer and is now |
| Since then, she has engaged herself with | humanitarian and political issues, especially became an |
| o all problems," a quote from his "favorite | humanitarian and poet, Joseph Stalin." |
| 6, 1934 - February 3, 2004) was a diplomat, | humanitarian and the last US ambassador to Yugoslavia be |
| ambitions cover the areas sport, cultural, | humanitarian and environmental concerns. |
| ed the authorities to respect international | humanitarian and human rights law, act with restraint, e |
| nization (HAPCSO),[8] founded by celebrated | humanitarian and African Prize for Leadership recipient |
| sks which it is necessary to reduce both on | humanitarian and on economic grounds, and |
| of the alleged violations of international | humanitarian and human rights law committed by both side |
| ), was an American philanthropist, teacher, | humanitarian, and social entrepreneur from Alexandria in |
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