Combating terrorism and violence is essential for increasing security.

This context, combined with increasing social polarization, could give rise to chaos and violence.

High levels of urban violence and victimization have generated increasing fear and insecurity among urban populations.

Family breakdown is reflected in increasing domestic violence, drug addiction, sexual abuse, child abuse and neglect.

However, some other measures were needed, including increasing the awareness of women with respect to domestic violence within the family and in society as a whole, and increasing the number of shelters for women who were victims of violence.

The Committee is concerned about the increasing incidence of domestic violence in MSAR and the irregular protection given to victims of domestic violence under existing legislation.

In Equatoria, a number of intertribal conflicts have erupted into alarming violence, increasing insecurity across southern Sudan.

Such actions of fierce violence further aggravate the already increasing high tension prevailing in Kosova since 1989.

Ms. WIECKO VOLKMER de CASTILHO (Brazil) said that the amount of data available on domestic violence was increasing.

There is a general trend of an increasing violence against women and children this renders it a continuous problem.

I am alarmed by deepening xenophobia in the western Côte d'Ivoire, incited by hate propaganda which fuels increasing violence.

Family breakdown is reflected in increasing domestic violence, drug and alcohol addiction, sexual abuse, and child abuse and neglect.

Thousands of Afghans flee increasing violence, instability and poverty in Afghanistan in the hope of a better life and future.

UNHCR is increasing the number of women in leadership positions within camp committees to improve prevention of gender based violence.

Continuity of attendance to victims of violence at the Police Stations, increasing the number of stations participating in the program

It will also highlight that violence against women is being addressed with increasing specificity and focus on the continuum of such violence from the private to the public sphere across different forms of violence, as well as throughout the life cycle.

Thus, women find themselves amidst increasing inequality sustained through multiple forms of direct and indirect violence inside and outside their home.

We express dismay at the increasing number of children involved in and affected by armed conflict, as well as all other forms of violence, including domestic violence, sexual abuse and exploitation and trafficking.

It has become clear that those perpetrating these attacks are assaulting both national and international aid workers with increasing cruelty and violence.

Worse still, the spread of sexual abuse within the family and domestic violence have brought about an increasing number of runaways and crimes.

The report concludes with a number of recommendations aimed at breaking the cycle of intensified violence and increasing militarization that is gripping the country.

The report of the Human Rights Commission of South Africa indicates that socio economic factors have also contributed to the increasing levels of violence.

We also express dismay at the increasing number of children involved in and affected by armed conflict, as well as all other form of violence including domestic violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, trafficking in persons and organs.

They were the victims of all kinds of violence, ranging from killings, arrests of family members and increasing poverty. They knew no language other than violence in their play, and in their families and in community life.

Violence begets violence.

The Government's response was to earmark 4 million for increasing the capacity of women's refuges for victims of domestic violence and of trafficking in women.

The Office works to assist in increasing the capacity of national level institutions to respond to violence and human rights abuses on a large scale.

In the immediate term, there are four essential elements that are indispensable if the cycle of intensified violence and increasing militarization is to be broken.

Of particular concern is the increasing banditry and violence throughout the country which threatens the efforts of the organizations and personnel engaged in relief operations.

In the 1980s, the area saw the increasing power of a mafioso association, Stidda, which was the perpetrator of a long series of violence and homicides.

Moreover, the increasing violence to which the AU protection force is subjected casts doubt on the capacity of the humanitarian community to operate under precarious security circumstances.

Factors such as density, poor habitability and lack of accessible civic services (water, electricity, sanitation) can further contribute to increasing the vulnerability of women to domestic violence.

Welcoming the role that women apos s movements have played in drawing increasing attention to the nature, severity and magnitude of the problem of violence against women,

Welcoming the role that women apos s movements have played in drawing increasing attention to the nature, severity and magnitude of the problem of violence against women,

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On the contrary, the scale of violence appears to be increasing from day to day, with untold suffering and loss of life and limb among innocent Iraqi civilians.

An increasing number of communities, especially at district centres, continue to be sensitized on the negative effects of gender based violence through community meetings, workshops and radio programmes.

Often forced into a form of sexual servitude, they are stripped of their rights to negotiate safe sex or protect themselves from violence, thereby increasing vulnerability to HIV.

71. Far from subsiding, racism was increasing with such violence that all the measures taken by the international community over a 45 year period appeared to have failed.

Online violence is also real violence

Violence against women and domestic violence