Scavengers.

Gulls are scavengers, anyway. Most birds are.

Mercenaries, starving for loot and violence, scavengers.

In the countryside, there are very few people mostly shepherds, scavengers and a handful of farmers but almost no habitable houses.

The FFM conducted interviews with anyone it found in the territories, including, but not limited to, local leaders, settlers, nomads, shepherds, scavengers, farmers, motorists and passers by.

The promotion of actions to curb the (harmful) involvement of children in the process of construction, upgrading of shelter or providing services (e.g. children working in hazardous construction activities children working long hours as waste scavengers).

Currently, a master plan was being prepared with a view to eliminating the worst forms of child labour by 2007 and all forms of child labour by 2010 and a strategic plan had been adopted for dealing with seven key categories of child workers workers under conditions of slavery, scavengers, carriers, house servants, miners, rug makers, trafficked girls and children exploited sexually or as labour.

The anti poverty component of the Habitat Agenda included the creation or enhancement of employment and income, mainly in the formal and informal construction and urban services sector access by the poor to urban services and the promotion of social integration policies which, inter alia, specifically targeted female headed households, scavengers, homeless people, street children and other vulnerable groups and included measures for the prevention of urban violence.