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The Near East has only rarely been the scene of positive developments.

Nonetheless, the advisory jurisdiction of the Court has seldom been used.

It's rare that history comes with a man that his fear is set in the hearts of kings all around earth.

It was also said that women rarely availed themselves of that prerogative.

Complaints rarely reached the courts, and no statistics were available.

e Algeria 2013, a digitisation programme launched in the country 5 years ago, turned out to be a fiasco.

With regard to human rights  civil and political as well as economic, social and cultural rights  statistics rarely include relevant indicators.

Civil society is frequently involved in the preparation of national plans of action, but less so in implementation, monitoring and review.

Despite the close linkages between land use, forestry, fresh water and health, these issues are rarely managed in a holistic manner.

The latter's jurisprudence establishes the principle that complete accuracy in the application for asylum is seldom to be expected of victims of torture.

Al Jazeera's motto, opinion and opposing opinion, has galvanized Arab viewers, because clashing opinions are rarely heard on terrestrial Arab television stations.

I was taking a class of his, and he was just like, this is an overeager student, which we don't normally get in the United States, because everyone else is cynical and jaded.

The informal, lower magnitude conflicts of the modern era have proved far less likely to generate commentary from courts and political departments than the wars of the past.

That is probably appropriate as the programmes are focused on areas that have until recently rarely been in the official spotlight and have not been discussed openly.

Certainly, women are underrepresented in the public sector and of those already working, few are the women holding senior positions.

A little noted feature of the ETS is that it is more akin to 27 linked national cap and trade systems than to one big centrally administered system.

The Committee is also concerned that very often residential care programmes are not governed by any specific regulation this may undermine protection of children's rights and these programmes are not well monitored.

The Committee is also concerned that socio educative measures are not frequently applied and therefore, as a result, a large number of persons below age 18 are in detention, and at the very poor conditions of detention.

There are few questions upon which people concerned with the practical application of the rules of international law find the textbooks less helpful than that of the effect of war upon treaties in force between belligerents.

On our part we are thrilled to be reaching a specialist audience of international security professionals with online citizen voices on issues that often go unreported in international media.

Such a system should have a support component, because as mothers connected to their families, taking care of their children, women can seldom be free to pursue public and political careers to change their future.

Among these three positions, women rarely occupy the presidency, are found slightly more often as first treasurer and more often yet as first secretary.

Always a cynic and hardly a hater, humor blogger Wang Xiaofeng posted this today (and only this) with the title 'noise games', a play on the Chinese word for the Olympic games

If women rarely availed themselves of the opportunity to raise the issue of unconstitutionality before the Constitutional Court of Gabon, what measures would the Government take to make it possible for women to seek redress under the Optional Protocol?

I heard a great story recently I love telling it of a little girl who was in a drawing lesson. She was six and she was at the back, drawing, and the teacher said this little girl hardly ever paid attention, and in this drawing lesson she did.

She listens and builds a story, before writing it down. Her talent is to make the private public, to expose the thoughts that people are afraid to think.

Everyone who works on Global Voices is motivated by passion for featuring voices that are rarely heard outside their own communities, for defending freedom of speech online, for building connections between people around the world.

A little known fact about India in the 1990s is that the country not only has undertaken economic reforms, the country has also undertaken political reforms by introducing village self rule, privatization of media and introducing freedom of information acts.

Although a number of extensive training programmes for judges, prosecutors and police have taken place over the last year in relation to the new law, procedures relating to the investigation, arrest and detention, charging, trial and imprisonment of individuals are rarely adhered to.

The complainant also alleges that the public prosecutors in Serbia and Montenegro seldom institute criminal proceedings against police officers accused of misconduct and delay the dismissal of complaints, sometimes for years, thereby denying the injured party the right to prosecute his her own case.

In the Western world, women start sooner at sex, have more partners, express less remorse for the partners that they do, marry later, have fewer children, leave bad marriages in order to get good ones.

HIV is a serious problem in the DR Congo, and aid agencies have flooded the country with free and cheap condoms. But few people are using them. Why? Reformed marketer Amy Lockwood offers a surprising answer that upends a traditional model of philanthropy.

the idea behind the sexualised women was catering to the male gaze, suggesting voyeurism and sexual availability of women. This copywriter thinks that puns hardly work in ads, while others thought that it's not a good idea to sexualise ads which carry an important message.