Eufrasia explained

In its introduction to the feature, the Kahoku Shimpo explained

Cyprus indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Estonia indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Jamaica indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Malaysia indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Malta indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Portugal indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Romania indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

Spain indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

South Africa indicated its laws and regulations that gave effect to article 6.

China indicated its laws and regulations for the Mainland Region that gave effect to article 6

Several delegations indicated that topics A, B and C all had merit.

Nor was there any legal or physical obstruction of vessels.

Her delegation's vote did not reflect on the work of the organization, which was good.

As Front Line Defenders Case Study explained at the time of the threats

The outcome of those consultations showed that, despite the benefits, no sufficient support for such a scenario exists.

Other organizations both domestic and international have indicated their willingness to participate in the observation effort.

It added that the deportation order against the complainant would not be enforced until the Committee lifted its precautionary measure.

The question of the resources allocated to operational activities must remain the focus of the Committee's deliberations.

Her delegation welcomed the doubling of OHCHR regular budget resources over the next five years.

The secretariat introduced the item, outlining the main points of document UNEP FAO RC COP.2 4.

My mother explained that they were wondering if they would ever step into those shoes again.

After an hour, the soldier told them that he would return them home during the noon prayer, when the roads were empty.

In its second report, Guatemala indicated that the freezing of funds is done by a judge at the request of the Office of the Public Prosecutor.

The Government specified that the provisions from which it had derogated were articles 9, 12, 17 and 21 of the Covenant.

Mauritius illustrated the need for a preferential and differentiated treatment of small island developing States that export commodities.

In response, the secretariat affirmed the organization's continued support for the work of the IRC and indicated steps being taken to strengthen its funding base.

It believed that violence against children could not be addressed without addressing violence against women.

The Philippines pointed out last year that the Security Council and the General Assembly are both seized of the issue of small arms.

Experience from country offices has shown that without this, effectiveness of programming and advocacy is compromised.

The Convention's increased popularity and the Committee's increased power brought greater responsibility to all its members.

The Chairperson reported that she had been unable to attend the sixty first session of the Commission on Human Rights owing to scheduling conflicts.

According to the data of the Asian Development Bank (year 2000), 98 of those who apply to create a dekhkan farm are men.

The discussions on human rights and human trafficking demonstrated an overall commitment by Member States to prevent and combat trafficking.

UNRWA states that in addition to the above comment, management wishes to bring the following to the attention of the Board of Auditors

The quality and intensity of the discussions indicated that there was a need for further understanding of the globalization of R D and its implications for developing countries.

The initial responses show that there are very few trafficked women in Pakistani prisons.

Some reports provide an explanation of how this knowledge has become incorporated into contemporary scientific approaches to sustainable forest management.

Ms. Hampson clarified that the term international humanitarian law referred exclusively to the law of armed conflict and not to other situations such as natural disasters.

Concerns about the global environment, especially the vulnerability of small island developing States, pointed to the need for tackling diverse problems in a spirit of solidarity.

Most women's rights issues required the comprehensive and combined efforts of all relevant bodies.

The examination showed that the problem of delay was confined to NGO application questionnaires and quadrennial reports.

Such strategies had become more urgent also because of the toll the AIDS pandemic was taking on women.

Visiting Missions remained an important mechanism for consultations and the dissemination of information, and her delegation appealed to the administering Powers to cooperate with them.