He stressed that the purpose of the lecture was simply informative and added that he did not call for harming Iraq's Christians.

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He stressed that States should be called upon to take more positive measures to protect the heritage of indigenous peoples.

He also stressed the problem of debt.

One panellist emphasized that special attention should be paid to the problem of sexual exploitation of children online.

He suggested that tThe Kimberly Process for conflict diamonds and the European Union Ac(EU) action Pplan for Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) were also useful models to consider.

He stressed the importance of the Doha round for developing countries.

Many speakers underlined that it was important to implement the follow up recommendations of the IPR, and the Sri Lankan Government's commitments to do so was appreciated.

Any future measures planned by the Secretariat with respect to security enhancement should be proposed only after consultations with and approval by Member States.

The Secretary General, in referring to the Bam earthquake a few days ago, emphasized that not all the money that was pledged for the Iran crisis has been disbursed .

The importance of user friendliness in information systems was underlined.

In that connection, he underscored that the mechanisms for periodical review of the implementation of the instruments must include technical assistance to assist States parties in more effectively implementing them.

In his last briefing to the Security Council three months ago, the Special Representative stressed that the international community would soon have to move beyond managing Kosovo as a holding operation .

He underlined the importance for the session to discuss implementation and organization of common tasks.

The need to develop proper technology and innovation polices was stressed.

The AU emphasized the importance of diplomacy and negotiations in conflict resolution.

The observer for Kenya stressed that the Constitution specifically prohibited discrimination.

He stressed that discrimination against women was not permitted by the Gambian Government.

With regard to funding, the speaker thanked Canada and Switzerland for their support. He underscored that funds were available for the work only during the current year but not for the two following two years.

The Minister stressed that, in order for the Somali people to survive and the peace process to be given a chance, the arms embargo not only had to be upheld, it needed to be strengthened.

He stressed that it was the responsibility of Governments to define good governance norms.

Several speakers underscored the importance of States ratifying the Convention on Cybercrime.

Speakers also emphasized that the use and application of United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice should continue to be accorded high priority, especially in relation to prison management and the human rights of prisoners.

One participant underlined the fact that visits could not be imposed on States as it was the sovereign prerogative of each State to whether to issue such invitations rather, the best way forward wasthrough cooperation.

He asked how that would be achieved, and emphasized that it would be unwise to lower the standards required for accession, since that could lead to ratification by States that were not yet able to meet their obligations.

A number of experts emphasized the importance of building a balanced partnership between the public and private sectors.

The first priority was to look after the people involved.

More than a half of the Parties stressed the development and promotion of renewable energy sources.

He emphasized that it was desirable to integrate the concept of policy space into all subjects.

He stressed the necessity of enhancing women's economic autonomy as a tool of empowerment.

Most representatives underscored the importance of intensified efforts in prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

He stressed the need to ensure equitable distribution of technical cooperation activities, with particular attention given to Africa.

The meeting stressed the need for adequate resources for energy statistics at both the national and international levels.

Some delegations stressed the need for the involvement of small scale and artisanal fishers in decision making.

Participants stressed the need for participatory democracy to ensure the rights of the poor, the oppressed and children.

He underscored that there needed to be a systematic presentation of information on the extent to which States provided responses to communications.

The Council underlined the importance of tailoring solutions to local circumstances and, more importantly, of involving local actors.

He stressed the need to ensure equitable distribution of technical cooperation activities, with particular attention given to Africa.

Some experts stressed the need for a comprehensive and coherent agreement that would be manageable, understandable and implementable.

A number of experts stressed the need for the prioritization of government goals in related areas.

Mr. Wolfensohn stressed that his mission would support and strengthen the role of the Palestinian Authority.

Mr. Frans stressed the importance of country visits as a way of identifying and disseminating good practices.

Several delegations highlighted the need to harmonize custom codes for fishing products.

Participants emphasized that indigenous peoples play an important role in development and environmental preservation.

Some participants emphasized that the new Council should not undermine the valuable work of the Commission on Human Rights.