Monitoring the human rights of persons in mass exodus

Who are lost in deception .

Those who have forgotten in a state of intoxication .

who are dazed in perplexity

Those who are in heedlessness neglectful .

Who are under a cover of heedlessness ( think not about the gravity of the Hereafter ) ,

Those who are dazed in ignorance .

who are steeped in ignorance and heedlessness .

Who are careless in an abyss !

who are heedless in a stupor !

who are heedless in the immersion .

Who are within a flood of confusion and heedless .

and who wander in the abyss of confusion .

Who are in a gulf ( of ignorance ) neglectful

who flounder in the depths of ignorance .

Those who ( flounder ) heedless in a flood of confusion

In the chaos, some children were separated from their families, leaving them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.

But she pauses occasionally and says, How do you spell that? What year? OK.

The Iraqi people are in the midst of forging a new path a free, democratic path, one that is chosen by them.

The world is in the midst of a great political transformation, in which climate change has moved to the center of national and global politics.

His desperation mounting, Saleh has ordered deadly attacks on protesters, evidently believing that his considerable skill at political manipulation would see him through.

Steeped in denial, the Federal Reserve is treating the disease as a cyclical problem deploying the full force of monetary accommodation to compensate for what it believes to be a temporary shortfall in aggregate demand.

In May 1968, in France, the students or some of them, at least who took to the streets to invent a new world were dreaming of Maoist China, a China in the midst of the brutal and senseless Cultural Revolution.

In their eagerness to embrace development policies that are proven failures, all of the candidates in the presidential election scheduled for December 18 appear unaware of this risk.

This pattern was evident in Yugoslavia's wars of the 1990's, where ethnic communities that had lived together more or less peacefully became enmeshed in civil war in the midst of a deep economic crisis.

Donors are rallying for food aid, but they are resisting the obvious need to help the poorest million farmers (and their four million dependents) get soil nutrients and improved seeds in time for the planting season this autumn.

Yet the treatment prescribed for this malady has compounded the problem. Steeped in denial, the Federal Reserve is treating the disease as a cyclical problem deploying the full force of monetary accommodation to compensate for what it believes to be a temporary shortfall in aggregate demand.

In the midst of an increasingly prosperous global economy, 10.7 million children every year do not live to see their fifth birthday, and more than 1 billion people survive in abject poverty on less than a 1 a day.

Girls tend to be disproportionately at risk, as are young people from indigenous communities. The World Youth Report 2003 states that most warfare takes place in developing countries, particularly in Africa, where an estimated 300,000 young soldiers between the ages of 10 and 24 risk their lives in the course of armed conflicts willed by adults.