… disappearances, worsening mental health and the lack of access to basic services such as health care and education. In a region affected by … kidnapping and sexual abuse– that endanger their lives and threaten their dignity. …
… the severity of food and water needs is dangerously acute in Taiz and other nearby … access to other essential needs such as basic health care is dangerously limited in these areas. …
… on her little patch of land or braves unknown dangers to forage for food in the forest. … “While I am away from home, my motherin-law cares for my children. That allows me to … range from emergency aid like food and health services to helping communities build …
… Colombia continued to focus on countering the health, economic, and social effects of the … and encounter difficulties in accessing care routes. To stay or to go Confinement and … that must not be forgotten. Health care in danger. Prisons, migration and use of force. …
… commissioned an external evaluation of the Health Care in Danger (HCiD) initiative. This evaluation took …
… materials, door and window parts. Six Primary Health Care Centres (PHCC) were rehabilitated and one … funding to implement grassroot Health Care in Danger projects in 21 States in Nigeria. The …
… in informal settlements, having escaped the dangers of climate change and violence. … to make long and dangerous journeys to access health care. We estimate that nearly 1.5 million …
… which respond to trauma, including mental health, sexual and reproductive health … and development of appropriate and accessible care. This report draws on existing secondary … the words with which to do so, they face the danger of consent being assumed if they are …
… such as sexual violence and attacks against health services, remain widespread. The fear … sources of food and livelihood, obtain health care and clean water, address their … 7. Civilians and detainees Armenia. The danger of landmines and explosive remnants of …
… including water, electricity, sanitation and health care Contamination by unexploded ordnance … the civilian population against the dangers posed by such use. The report provides …
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