culture   war-torn countries
11 commonsense assertions
Concepts (11) • aerial bomb (1) • celebrations (1) • civilian (1) • family structure (1) • food security (1) • healthcare (1) • hospitality (1) • landmine (1) • trust in government (1) • vehicle bomb (1) • wedding (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 aerial bomb War-torn countries Aerial bombs are common and destructive in war-torn countries, causing widespread devastation and civilian casualties. 1
2 celebrations War-torn countries In war-torn countries, celebrations are often subdued and focused on resilience, unity, and the endurance of the human spirit. 1
3 civilian War-torn countries Civilians in war-torn countries are vulnerable to violence and heavily impacted by military actions. 1
4 family structure War-torn countries War-torn countries often experience displacement and loss of family members, resulting in fragmented family structures. 1
5 food security War-torn countries War-torn countries often experience food insecurity due to the disruption of agricultural activities and distribution networks. 1
6 healthcare War-torn countries War-torn countries struggle to provide adequate healthcare due to ongoing conflict. 1
7 hospitality War-torn countries In war-torn countries, hospitality is about providing safety, basic necessities, and emotional support to those affected by conflict. 1
8 landmine War-torn countries Landmines are a significant threat to civilians and hinder land development and agriculture in conflict-affected areas. 1
9 trust in government War-torn countries In war-torn countries, there is widespread mistrust and skepticism towards the government due to corruption and failure to provide security and basic services. 1
10 vehicle bomb War-torn countries Vehicle bombs are a frequent and tragic reality in war-torn countries. 1
11 wedding War-torn countries In war-torn countries, weddings may need to be simpler and less extravagant, focusing on resilience and hope for the future. 1