Mr. NEBBIOSO (Italy) said that fundamental rights were guaranteed by the Italian Constitution, whose observance was monitored by the Constitutional Court.

V. OBSERVANCE OF THE YEAR

This is a funerary observance.

Observance of a minute of silence

Observance of World Day for Water

Day of the week for religious observance

48 11. Observance of the Olympic Truce

OBSERVANCE OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

7. Observance of international days and round tables

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Observance of Disarmament Week Friday, 29 October 1

5. Observance of international days and round tables

Despite the lack of resources, the Government is defending human rights and ensuring their strict observance unlike the sinister advocates and perpetrators of genocide, with whose adventures the international community is very familiar.

Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization on the observance of

2. Peace has created improved conditions for the observance

OBSERVANCE OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS

OBSERVANCE OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS

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The peace agreement also established a new cease fire, which was due to enter into force at 1200 hours on 28 July 1993 and whose observance was to be supervised by joint Abkhaz Georgian monitoring groups.

The observance of the Decade has now reached its midpoint.

(b) Observance of the International Day of Families (15 May).

Scrupulous observance of the guidelines for the National Civil Police

OF GREECE IN CONNECTION WITH THE OBSERVANCE OF THE OLYMPIC

As this may well be the last such observance, I wish to pay a special tribute to all those who have participated in the observance today.

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Conference, on the occasion of the observance of the Day of

on 19 January 1994 in connection with the observance of the

Other, more limited, publications will highlight the observance of the Year.

This may very well be the last observance in this format.

. As part of the activities in observance of the various international days, the Special Committee held round tables where critical issues pertinent to the particular observance were discussed.

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Whose heart?

Whose Thursday?

Whose carriage?

Whose law?

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Whose birthday?

Whose office?

Whose rights?

Whose steaks?

Whose body?

Whose glasses?

Whose family?