A human rights awareness session for IDPs of Bukirasazi commune, Gitega province, was attended by some 600 men, women and children.

JA Each teenager and child in El Sistema has his own story, and they are all important and of great significance to me.

More than 50,000 men, women and children have lost their lives more than 1.5 million have been made homeless.

Convinced that every woman, man and child, in order to realize their full human potential, must be made aware of all their human rights and fundamental freedoms,

In one of their many forays outside the seminary, this burqa brigade swooped upon a house, which they claimed was a brothel, and kidnapped three women and a baby.

His position as a research lab assistant paid only about 8,000 a year, which was not enough for him to support a live in girlfriend and a child.

And one more child who has been misdiagnosed or even undiagnosed by the system will finally realize his or her true potential while there's still time for his or her brain to recover.

Convinced that every woman, man and child, in order to realize their full human potential, must be made aware of all their human rights and fundamental freedoms,

Convinced that every woman, man and child, in order to realize their full human potential, must be made aware of all their human rights and fundamental freedoms,

At no time in human history have the fates of every woman, man and child been so intertwined across the globe.

Having reached a peak in 1997 (22,500 women and children was the estimated number), coerced prostitution showed a limited fall in the period 1998 2000.

Global peace and security will be achieved only if the international community respects human life and dignity and is committed to the social and economic development of every country and every man, woman and child.

According to the World Health Organization, 1.6 million women and children die each year as a result of indoor smoke inhalation, more than from malaria.

Or, at a minimum, I heard in his voice the realization that shooting a man with a woman and child in the car is villainously terrible, and not at all heroic.

In the United States alone, 100,000 men, women and children are on the waiting list for donor organs, and more than a dozen die each day because of a lack of donor organs.

An individual who didn t distinguish between his or her own child and an unknown child in a faraway land who felt the same love and the same obligation toward both would hardly be human anymore.

All women, children and elderly people who have been expelled look forward to the day when their land is liberated and they can return to their villages and towns and exercise their rights under international law and United Nations resolutions.

While the latter is an understandable expense historically, the time has come for the EU and G8 to make different political choices that help keep 3.5 million mothers and children alive and well.

In the last three years alone, more than 600 men, women, and children have drowned and these are just the documented cases while attempting the long and hazardous journey to Australian shores in often ramshackle boats run by smugglers operating from Southeast Asia.

Five years ago, through the Millennium Declaration, the leaders of the world set ambitious but attainable objectives, encompassing the aspirations of the international community in the new century for a world united by common values and striving with renewed determination to achieve peace and decent standards of living for every man, woman and child.

A specific child demobilization and reintegration programme, supported by UNICEF and nine local committees, has resulted in the demobilization of 3,821 child soldiers and over 4,500 underage soldiers and war affected children have benefited from the reintegration assistance as of August 2004.

The family, as a rule, consists of marital, or extramarital partner, child in wedlock, out of wedlock, adopted, stepchild, and child taken in to be supported, father, mother, stepfather, stepmother, grandfather, grandmother (on both father's and mother's side), and brothers and sisters of spouses.