They are welcomed by relatives and friends who stayed back.

Family history information was obtained from the patient regarding their immediate relatives.

In Yemen, the authorities call on male relatives to tame their women.

The International Committe of the Red Cross has an extensive online database of the missing where friends or family.

75 of single mothers received support from relatives.

But as there was still a dire shortage of donor organs, the gift of life was then extended from living, related donors to now living, unrelated donors.

But not all journalists and relatives were allowed into the session. As journalist Omar Robert Hamilton reports

Migration, an option financed by remittances from relatives in the United States, was not made any more flexible, either.

And during that time, I actually lost more relatives, as well as the teachers who taught me, to HIV AIDS.

Yesterday i lived by the light of candles at 8.30, i met with some relatives and we prayed for a safe and stable world.

If the patient is in no condition to give this consent then the consent of the spouse or next of kin is taken.

For a discussion of the interaction of these social and biological kin recognition factors see Lieberman, Tooby, and Cosmides (2007).

Often the victims were raped by people known to them neighbours, domestic workers and relatives.

Considerable overlap of ownership by individuals linked by family and kinship ties, or by partnerships among kin and family friends

His father and grandfather were former politicians who were lower house members, and also, former prime minister Kiichi Miyazawa is a distant relative of his.

Overview The wild relatives of crop plants constitute an increasingly important resource for improving agricultural production and for maintaining sustainable agro ecosystems.

And in some areas, the commercial gifting of an organ in exchange for monetary reward has led to a flourishing trade in living, unrelated donors.

It was Nikolai Vavilov, the Russian botanist who first realized the importance of crop wild relatives in the early 20th century.

Big Caribbean communities in every major urban center...and those at home travel a lot and are connected by relatives to Europe, North America, etc.

(c) To ensure that pre trial detention is used only in exceptional cases, and when this does occur, that access to relatives representatives and to doctors and lawyers is guaranteed

But that biblical adage was in fact invoked originally to curb blood feuds from claiming the innocent relatives of the person who committed the killing.

Of the total births which took place in 1998 99 period 24 took place at the hands of untrained persons (relatives or neighbours).

W. Tecumseh Fitch suggested that the Darwinian principle of 'kin selection' the convergence of genetic interests between relatives might be part of the answer.

Taboos that governed the relationship between in laws like avoidance of being in close physical proximity to them, are not as strictly observed as they would have been previously.

Internally displaced (IDP) and refugee women escaping conflict become vulnerable when fleeing alone or with children, unprotected by community members or male relatives.

Once the home is destroyed, women are not only left without a place of belonging, they must often carry the burden of rebuilding the home and coping with the inconveniences of moving in with relatives.

The fortune accumulated by Bo s wife (reliance on proxies, especially relatives, is a common tactic of corrupt officials everywhere) highlights the opportunities for the well connected to get ahead.

When my mother and I journeyed home to reunite with relatives who had survived the genocide, S 21 (also known as Tuol Sleng) was among our first stops.

Most important, however, was the role which women played as the link through which husbands, sons, brothers and other male affines might gain usufruct rights to needed land.

All living white tigers in North America are the result of selective inbreeding that would be mother to son, father to daughter, sister to brother to allow for the genetic conditions that create a salable white tiger.

Because women disproportionately bear the burden of care for sick relatives, HIV AIDS also affects their ability to provide for themselves and their families and to engage in a remunerated employment.

It also noted intentional medical negligence and failure by the Israeli authorities to provide necessary medical care and nourishment, as well as the commission of violations against detainees, such as beatings, repression and deprivation of books and visits.

None of them can currently be found in Bolivia, which means that the money concentrated in the state will surely be redistributed by patrimonial and clientelistic means, siphoned off by corruption, and subjected to social pressures of all sorts.

(i) Implement the fundamental legal safeguards for persons detained by the police, guaranteeing their rights to inform a relative, to have access to a lawyer and a doctor of their own choice and to be provided with information about their rights and, for juveniles, to have their legal guardians present during interrogation

(e) Also called upon Member States in which the death penalty might be carried out to ensure that officials involved in decisions to carry out an execution were fully informed of the status of appeals and petitions for clemency of the prisoner in question

In case of emergency (ICE) is a programme that enables first responders, such as paramedics, firefighters, and police officers, as well as hospital personnel, to contact the next of kin of the owner of a mobile phone to obtain important medical or support information (the phone must be unlocked and working).

With respect to intellectual disability, the policy entitled De l'intégration sociale à la participation sociale, published in June 2001, targets the operation of a network of integrated services that offers persons with intellectual disabilities, their families and other members of their milieu, the range of services they need.

(b) Verification of the facts and full and public disclosure of the truth to the extent that such disclosure does not cause further harm or threaten the safety and interests of the victim, the victim's relatives, witnesses, or persons who have intervened to assist the victim or prevent the occurrence of further violations

(i) At the lack of implementation of the fundamental legal safeguards for persons detained by the police, including guaranteeing the right to inform a relative, access to a lawyer and a doctor of their own choice, the provision of information about their rights and, for juveniles, the presence of their legal guardians during interrogation

Because they don t visit their fields often, they rely heavily on relatives and friends. When I decided to farm wheat for the first time this spring on leased land in my childhood village, my mother agreed to supervise plowing, planting, and harvesting.

Family and friends assumed that Public Security Bureau police detained them and that the couple would be released after the June 4 anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre of fifteen years ago passed.

Referring to the recent visit to a new cemetery on the islands by a delegation of relatives of Argentine servicemen who had died during the 1982 invasion, he said that, contrary to reports, the Falkland Islands had never denied access to relatives.

In patrilineal societies, problems appear in case of divorce or death of a husband, where a woman runs the risk to lose her land and all her belongings in favor of other members of her late husband's family, even where she has the responsibility to look after her offspring's and other relatives.