Conflict: a cause and effect of hunger - 1 views
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Armed conflict leads to the destruction of crops, livestock, land, and water, and disrupts infrastructure, markets, and the human resources required for food production, distribution, and safe consumption.
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Combatants frequently use hunger as a weapon: they use siege to cut off food supplies and productive capacities, starve opposing populations into submission, and hijack food aid intended for civilians.
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Even after wars have ceased, landmines continue to exact high costs in terms of human life, economic and social development and agricultural production.
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