Owners are known, registered and monitored.

More than half of them (52 ) are under 18. However, countless Syrian children have been confronted with the anguish of losing their home, their belongings, and parents.

If a person who has been registered in the system surfaces elsewhere this can be an indication that criminal activities are taking place.

It provided unregistered Afghans with a chance to register and registered voters with a chance to update the details on their registration cards.

These unique and irreplaceable people, have become numbers and statistics so vast that the UN has failed to register them.

Horses were considered army reservists owners had to register them regularly, and the army kept detailed records on the locations of all horses.

Bearing in mind that the most important steps in working with unaccompanied minors are rapid identification, immediate registration and documentation and tracing of family,

The trio were successful for most of their decades of recording music, but they had two distinct periods of exceptional success as a popular music act in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and as prominent performers of the disco music era in the late 1970s.

If the five representatives and five alternate representatives are not specified, as required by the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, the first ten members of the delegation in the order of their listing will then be considered as Representatives and Alternate Representatives, for the purpose of publishing the lists of delegations.

(h) Eliminate national policies and practices that create further difficulties for indigenous children to enjoy their right to education, such as the request for birth certificates for the enrolment of children and the refusal to accept indigenous names and traditional dress in schools

He discussed the disenfranchisement of voters of African descent on the basis of their failure to register and their consequent absence from the voting rolls and considered such a factor as one that had historically grounded their political marginalization in some Diaspora countries.

The Office continued to advocate for the effective implementation of international and national refugee law and to intervene where necessary to ensure that people seeking international protection gained access to asylum procedures and that they were issued with individual documentation, properly registered and adequately received.

While the Committee welcomes the amendments to the Birth and Death Registration Act of 1998 that ensures the compulsory registration of both, throughout the State party, it is concerned at the significant number of children who are not yet registered at birth, particularly in remote areas.