While treating the victims of shelling and sniping, the doctors and nurses often become victims themselves.

And we've become victims of a system that points us elsewhere.

Consequently, women may become victims of violence, regardless of their educational level.

It is highly deplorable that humanitarian workers have become victims of deliberate violence.

The Solidarity workers at giant enterprises have become victims of the freedoms they won.

For these reasons children often become victims of different forms of exploitation and abuse.

Have not the oceans, the forests, the earth itself, become victims of ownership too?

He believes that they view themselves as victims and have become dependent on the government.

Similarly, it was important for developing countries not to become victims of increasingly protectionist policies.

Change is coming. Change is coming The only question is whether it's coming unexpectedly and abruptly on us so that we can't do much about it, we become victims of it. we can become victims of change

Given a certain level of chaos and lawlessness, even those who are normally victims become executioners.

Let 1995 become the universal year of commemoration of the victims of the Second World War.

After his burial, 23 local Serbs left the village afraid that they too might become victims of Croatian terror.

Given the geopolitical aspects of conflict today, we see that women often suffer and become victims because they are women.

In situations of conflict, women, as well as children, become the most tragic victims by virtue of their inherent vulnerability.

Furthermore, their participation in armed conflict has led them to become the perpetrators as well as the victims of atrocities.

Many former Soviet Republics with EU aspirations have become victims of this loss of nerve, as have the Western Balkan countries.

Moreover, many Socialists fear that excessive public spending may trigger inflation, and that their core constituencies will become its first victims.

As its primary victims, we had become used to Israel crossing red lines in its continuous policy of opression and occupation.

Unfortunately, large numbers of them had been lured to Europe under false pretences and had become the unwitting victims of traffickers.

The Gender Equality Act establishes the duty of the employer to ensure that employees do not become victims of sexual harassment.

Women who have become victims are provided with temporary shelter, counselling, medical assistance and information about services provided by various agencies.

1. Expresses grave concern at the plight of women migrant workers who become victims of physical, mental and sexual harassment and abuse

It had also helped disaster victims become productive members of society by providing them with food, health, shelter, sanitation and income generating opportunities.

So far as forced relocation is concerned, the people are not yet victims and, when they do become victims, it will not be on account of an act or omission on the part of their own State.

The work of Peace Malaysia has become global in reach and includes aid for tsunami victims in Indonesia and Sri Lanka and earthquake victims in Pakistan, as well as support for the rights of the Palestinian people.

Victims?

Certain African countries also expressed concern for women in the workplace who inadvertently become victims of modernization. Either the industries they work in are overhauled or the processes they dominate become mechanized, leaving them unemployed.

When lawyers and legal activists try to help villagers or evicted residents to fight through the legal system, they often become victims of retaliation.

According to UNICEF and Argentina's Ministry of Justice, Security, and Human Rights, more than 4,000 people become victims of the slave trade every year.

To that, we add the life long scars and trauma that surviving victims often suffer, which alone become great impediments to progress and development.

We should not forget that people in many other cities in Iran have become the victims of pollution too, such as the southern city Ahwaz .

Third, many have crossed borders in search of basic necessities in other countries in the process, they may also become victims of smuggling and trafficking.

Sierra Leone continues to be concerned by the problem of refugees and displaced persons, particularly as we ourselves have become victims of such a phenomenon.

An estimated 3 million people, 80 per cent of whom are children and women, have become innocent victims of the hostilities that continue to rage.

Forgotten victims

Some victims

I. VICTIMS

What victims?

My victims?

Moreover, when women became victims, their children became victims too.

Capable, generous men do not create victims they nurture victims?

More than 1 million citizens of Azerbaijan have become the victims of the quot ethnic cleansing quot policy and are now refugees in their own land.

Increasingly, children and their families have become the innocent victims of complex political, ethnic and civil disturbances that have followed the end of the cold war.

CA Capable, generous men do not create victims they nurture victims?