Extensive interview

Akrami spent five years interviewing a dozen Iranian filmmakers, actors and actresses.

(c) Interviews with representatives of secretariats of other multilateral environment agreements and of their regional centres, United Nations organizations, regional organizations and international financial institutions

When interviewed, they have been accorded the rights that suspects enjoy under Lebanese law.

Interviews at headquarters with Executive Board members and with staff of UNDP and other United Nations organizations.

Three Encounters with Hillary

Ludwig's extended interviews with T.G.

The process involved interviewing over 13,000 people and will assist the Commission in developing a comprehensive database of human rights violations in Liberia.

Visits to 14 countries interviews and focus groups with staff donors governments community based organizations women's organizations, and academia.

Both women and men were interviewed.

Development of media outreach programmes, including soliciting media interviews, writing and placing opinion articles on thematic issues and developing and disseminating information materials

I also visited the Ramleh Central Prison and interviewed Palestinian female detainees.

Oddly, Séralini permitted access to his paper to only a select group of reporters, and demanded that they sign a confidentiality agreement preventing them from interviewing other experts about the research before publication.

Allawi has kept himself busy meeting with Kurds, Sistani, and even the Sadr gang.

The Hafu Project also interviewed Japanese people to find out their views on hafu.

These data were supplemented with information gathered in interviews with experts and key informants.

At the direction of the Panel, interviews were scheduled with the majority of these claimants.

CCTV broadcast a video of interviews with the family members of Kadeer on 4 August.

The Foreign Ministers of Chad, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Madagascar, Mauritius, Senegal and Tajikistan were also interviewed.

It also involves interviews of witnesses who may have crucial information about events at the crime scene either before, during or after the crime, and interviews of individuals who may appear to have been acting suspiciously in its vicinity.

Interviews by David Barsamian.

(a) Liaise with the Office of Human Resources Management on issues related to the search for suitable candidates for the positions of judges, including by conducting interviews as necessary

After interviewing members of the Court, he confirmed that, as stated in the preliminary report on his first visit, the Court is seen more as a political body than as a court dispensing justice in electoral matters.

Sami granted reporters interviews.

In conducting interviews with women in the region, I am struck by their overall pessimism.

All of the competing claimants were interviewed during the technical missions to Kuwait and Jordan.

And then when I did my book, Thinking In Pictures, I start interviewing people about how they think.

Meter Down has a fascinating series of podcasts interviews with cab drivers in Mumbai.

For additional information, suggestions for possible interviews and other related assistance, contact the Strategic Communications Division, Department of Public Information.

(a) Conducting regional reviews aimed at compiling data on the information needs and the status of community ICT access points in the region, collecting practices and mobilizing resources

The Office was in contact with more than 100 groups and individuals and interviewed more than 50 experts.

(d) The opportunity to have private interviews with the persons deprived of their liberty without witnesses, either personally or with a translator if deemed necessary, as well as with any other person who the Subcommittee on Prevention believes may supply relevant information

(d) The opportunity to have private interviews with the persons deprived of their liberty without witnesses, either personally or with a translator if deemed necessary, as well as with any other person who the national preventive mechanism believes may supply relevant information

And this is highly professional female interviewers who sit down for one hour with a woman and ask her about her birth history.

Now the BBC has broadcast interviews with Albanians who were imprisoned in secret UCK camps in Albania.

As a sneak peak to the event, American journalist Robb Montgomery, interviewed some Egyptians about their speculations regarding Obama's visit to Egypt next Thursday.

Such breaks allow the Prosecution and the Defence to prepare for the next stage of the proceedings (for instance by interviewing witnesses etc.).

This documentary about the life and films of Ed Wood features interviews with Wood's friends and co workers and closely resembles Wood's own style, albeit with slightly better miniatures.

Based on the large number of interview requests and the media response in general, the desired outcome an increased awareness of the United Nations among a broad audience was certainly attained.

We have already interviewed many Europeans on this subject when we participated in the Thinking and Discussing Europe Project in 2011.

GV Have you already set up interviews with some people on your journey? If so, could you give us a preview?

However, it appears that most of the information comes from interviews with individuals and is based mainly on their recollections.

At the Bulgarian Turkish border, we will conduct interviews at a refugee camp.

In interviews with Asahi Shimbun and The Washington Times in March and April 1992, Kim clearly expressed a wish to establish diplomatic relations with the US.

Development of a constructive dialogue with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights