… of detention, and the provision of medical care – would have to be addressed, and to … to the conflict in so far as the state of health, the spiritual needs and the number of … grounds for believing that he would be in danger of being subjected to torture.”56 …
… politics, justice, economy, education, health, family etc., should be guided by the … that: “The Ombri religion constitutes a danger to the Boubhans. It must be eliminated. … military supplies and providing medical care for the wounded. However, in the intervals …
… d'accueil d'Eric Martin, symposium IHD ''The Health Care Cost Explosion'' 14.10.1974-15.10.1974 B … of National Red Cross Societies and World Health Organization 28.04.1974-05.02.1975 B AG …
… States Parties to provide assistance for the care and rehabilitation, and social and … 69/132 (11 December 2014) on Global Health and Foreign Policy, which refers to IHL; … were discussed, including: health care in danger; strengthening disaster laws; …
… water supply, sanitation, school buildings, health clinics, reception centers, etc. 3.3 … logistics services, media advertisements, health maintenance services, and other similar … prescribed by contracting authorities. Care must be taken in preparing the technical …
… générale avec le Department of Health (Canberra) 29.06.1943 - 26.07.1945 D AO … American Remittances to Everywhere, Inc. (CARE) 21.01.1957 - 14.06.1957 D EUR AUTRI1-005 … de 1 à x, U1/1, Actio Catholica; U1/2, CARE. U2, Ungarische Behörden - URK - …
… of the sick and wounded, those who deliver health-care services, people deprived of their liberty … access to and delivery of life-saving health services, addressing the consequences of …
… particular on the quality and scope of the health and medical system in the country in … of which may be expected to cause the least danger to civilian lives and to civilian … institutions in charge of protection, taking care whenever possible to avoid the appointment …
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… to deliver emergency aid to people in danger, visit thousands of POWs, repatriate … seriously w ounded o r sick persons w hose health required their repatriatio n , w hich w … the IC R C , provided the necessary m edical care fo r the prisoners. Representations …
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