Sentences with phrase «how victims of war»

The whole experience was a painful reminder of how victims of war can be found on both sides of the gun.

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They also discuss how the roles of men, as active agents, and women, as passive victims, in war have been buttressed by current understandings of the use of rape in conflict zones and how this gendered understanding of conflict roles has negative consequences for the movement towards gender equality and the goal of eradicating rape in war.

Fong eloquently outlines the history of such advances, reminding us how experiments by plastic surgeons on second world war burns victims effectively paved the way for the first full - face transplants earlier this century.

He notes how the «individualization of victims... has made it more politically palatable for the US... to engage in a seemingly perpetual war», causing death and injury from Iraq and Afghanistan to Pakistan and Yemen.

«Victims of war: How Gaza conflict will traumatize a generation of adolescents.»

Added Lundberg: «The film is an incredibly moving account of a very dark time in history, but still shows how society has come together and supported these victims of a war.»

Waltz with Bashir is a sincere and personal requiem for the innocent victims of war but its exploration of how people remember the past and how trauma affects memory sets it aside from many other antiwar films.

I realized just how much the women of the South (and North too probably) suffered in this conflict and how important they were in trying to keep things running while the men were gone - they had no status, no protection and some were victims - I think in many ways it was as difficult a time for women as for the men who fought - for those men who didn't go to war and took advantage, this book just added to what I already had read before.

Chapter 3 is by Naomi Oresekes and Erik Conway, «Challenging Knowledge: How climate science became a victim of the cold war.»

Regarding the 16 October 2007 - dated «How Climate Science Became a Victim of the Cold War» draft, it is 39 pages long in its main text, and its first eight pages are devoted to a setup about the settled science of man - caused global warming before it dives into the topic of the George C Marshall Institute, which is described as being opposed to the idea of global warming.

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