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71. Paragraphs 528 to 545 of the report usefully explore the issues relating to assistance from States in support of the prosecution of alleged offenders before an international court.

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She stressed that most of the victims were residing legally in the country and therefore did not wish to be placed under State protection.

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Most nations also regulate use of electronic messaging and electronic records retention in similar fashion as the United States.

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Most delegations actively participated in discussing it, both at meetings organized by the co sponsors for the purpose and in the course of useful bilateral contacts.

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The establishment of the import licensing systems has in most cases proven to have several beneficial effects on the reduction of ODS consumption and the prevention of illegal imports.

Also, much of the money needed to buy arms in Afghanistan originates, in one way or another, from poppy cultivation and the burgeoning drug trade, which in itself creates a market for arms.

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Then, sessional dates were proposed by the Department, through e Meets, to the technical secretariats of the calendar bodies, with the aim of producing a relatively even workload for most of the year.

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The SBI expressed its appreciation to the secretariat for its efforts in organizing workshops, noting that considerable time and effort are necessary to ensure that workshops are organized in an efficient manner and lead to productive recommendations.

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While Article 6 does not prohibit the death penalty, it restricts its application to the most serious crimes and forbids it to be used on children and pregnant women or in a manner contrary to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

Most of the responses to the survey referenced in paragraph 2 above identified as a priority the need to improve the skills for establishing an inventory and to destroy or safely dispose of POPs.