• Of these, 11 face social conflicts, according to a note by Canada's Scotiabank.

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  • Even some of the social conflicts of the early years between religious and secular, and between eastern and European Jews seem to be settling down.

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  • They have not only caused social conflicts, and the potential for even greater ones in the future, but undermine the Chinese belief in their government, and work ethic.

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  • The ombudsman's office registered 217 separate social conflicts in June.

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  • "Our findings expose serious lapses of governance, a massive lack of institutional capacity to control the forestry sector, widespread illegalities and social conflicts, as well as clashes with established conservation initiatives, " the report said.

    CNN: Logging decimates African rainforest

  • China Daily says Mr Wen handed in a "proud score sheet" despite outlining a litany of problems left to his successors such as a "conspicuous increase" in social conflicts, environmental degradation and systemic blocks against reform.

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  • The young people of Cazuca are threatened by various social conflicts, however they try to move forward with their own lives and to find a way to express themselves before the world, to exploit their potentials and attitudes.

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  • Social conflicts in Bolivia.

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  • The BBC's Mattia Cabitza in Lima says mining is a huge revenue earner for Peru, but that ongoing social and environmental conflicts are threatening to delay billions of dollars of investment.

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  • The Director-General also expressed deep concern over reoccurring attacks on journalists reporting on conflicts and social movements in the Middle East and Northern Africa.

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  • Some grapple with fragmented political structures, corruption, ethnic conflicts, political and social unrest, as well as natural disasters including devastating droughts and floods.

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  • Economic and social progress in the Andean countries is hampered by various violent conflicts such as Colombia's civil war between the government and drug-financed left-wing guerrillas and right-wing paramilitaries.

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  • What did emerge repeatedly, and was shamefully under-reported, was his incisive critique of global capitalism and its toxic social effects, his unflinching opposition to war and current world conflicts, especially the war in Iraq, and his forceful articulation of the ecological imperative.

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  • Priority social issues included a lack of community spirit and teamwork leading to increased conflicts - this is partly a result of the fact that many residents have been resettled from nearby islands.

    UNESCO: Opinion survey

  • The programme uses an innovative model for preventing and resolving tensions and conflicts among individuals and communities through developing literacy as a means to building better social cohesion and improved governance mechanisms.

    UNESCO: Communication and Information

  • The clash of civilizations and conflicts of weaponry emerge as a set of miniature epic battles of wills and wiles that predate the rival social orders.

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