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Linking armed conflict to malnutrition during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and childhood
Global Food Security, 2021 Background Women in LMICs are important agricultural actors; however, these same women, and with their children, suffer high rates of acute malnutrition during armed conflicts.
Andrew G. Corley
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ARMED CONFLICT IN THE SOUTH-EAST OF UKRAINE: LEGAL QUALIFI-CATIONS AND CONSEQUENCES
RUDN Journal of Law, 2019 Unconstitutional change of power in Ukraine as a result of the "Maidan revolution" in February 2014, with the subsequent power grab by Ukrainian radicals of local authorities under nationalist slogans, led to the establishment of control over parts of ...
Petr P. Kremnev
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Territory as a Victim of Armed Conflict
International Journal of Transitional Justice, 2021 Colombia’s peace jurisdiction has formally accredited the territories of indigenous and Black communities as victims of the armed conflict. But what does it mean for a territory to be treated not as the stage on which a conflict unfolds, but as its ...
Alexandra Huneeus, Pablo Saíz
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Perspective of the Islamic Law of War on the Armed Non-state Actors’ Militancy
Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization, 2021 The Islamic law of war and International Humanitarian law (IHL), both aim at preserving the human dignity of combatants and non-combatants by defining the parameters for the belligerent parties in the conduct of war.
Asma Nasar Chattha
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The Impact of Armed Conflict on the Epidemiological Situation of COVID-19 in Libya, Syria and Yemen
Frontiers in Public Health, 2021 Background: Since the Arab uprising in 2011, Libya, Syria and Yemen have gone through major internal armed conflicts. This resulted in large numbers of deaths, injuries, and population displacements, with collapse of the healthcare systems.
M. Daw
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Conflict and Health, 2022 Background Armed conflict and the HIV pandemic are significant global health issues. Evidence of the association between armed conflict and HIV infection has been conflicting.
Jennifer J. Mootz +7 more
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Cities and armed conflict: A systematic urban-rural coding of UCDP conflict events data
Data in Brief, 2021 This data article provides a descriptive overview of the Cities and Armed Conflict Events (CACE) dataset and the data collection methods. The dataset provides a systematic coding of armed conflict events taking place in cities and outside cities across ...
Emma Elfversson
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Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 2021 This systematic review explored the relationship between the social determinants of health and health seeking behaviour of individuals affected by armed conflicts.
Elsa Munezero, S. Manoukian
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Armed conflict as a determinant of children malnourishment: a cross-sectional study in The Sudan
BMC Public Health, 2020 Background Children’s nutritional status influences their physical, socioemotional and cognitive development throughout the life course. We aimed to determine the role of armed conflict on the prevalence of childhood malnourishment in The Sudan, and ...
Rihab Dahab, Laia Bécares, Mark Brown
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Armed Conflict in Central America and Immigrant Health in the United States
Annals of Global Health, 2018 Background: While many researchers document the immediate and localized health effects of armed conflicts on combatants are well documented in the literature, less is known about the effects of armed conflict on individuals who have subsequently migrated
Jeremy C. Green +4 more
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