population – are in dire need; over three million are in a “crisis” or “emergency” situation, faced with death can keep a lid on the hunger crisis through its own parallel aid and coercion, and as long as no mass deaths

anti-crime and anti-drug campaign targeting drug dealers and users to ascertain the circumstances of each death

s population is undernourished and malnutrition is the underlying cause of about one third of child deaths

ISIS today will also serve a longer-term purpose: Many ISIS members will seek to avoid detention or death

Nearly 3,000 people have already been gunned down, either by police or vigilante death squads, encouraged being ignored because, for too long, the dehumanization of people who use drugs and calls for their death

Kabila regime’s control of state finances and key institutions, the opposition’s weakness following the death His death fundamentally changed power dynamics in favour of the regime and left the Rassemblement in The depth and breadth of the political crisis makes the current situation far more perilous than the

These are matters of life and death and of huge importance with regard to the advancement of security

rights (apparently reserved for abantu) when he was tied to the back of a police van and dragged to his death

state fragility in western Ukraine deserves greater attention than the Donbas war, where soldiers and civilians amber belt.An official responsible for oblast-level decentralisation in Rivne pointed out that the dearth

The Rohingya are staring death in the face.” Harassment Physical violence resulted in some 200 deaths in Sittwe in 2012, and the threat

While the United Nations (UN) Security Council mandated military action in Libya to protect civilians Program (UCDP) has calculated, there were some 40 conflicts worldwide, eleven involving over 1,000 battle deaths Some potential flashpoints, such as divisive elections or the death of an authoritarian leader, may have Civilian and military factions now jockeyed for control of the party, creating discontent in the army South Sudan peace deal, which, as noted, involved a convoluted high-level process, demanded “more than twenty

also a very active cadre of tertiary-educated, feminist-identifying laywomen and nuns in their late twenties some interpreting a recent decision by the Sangha Council banning use of its name and signboards as a death