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External sources (not reviewed)

deal with a range of crimes potentially linked to terrorism.

joint operations with NATO, the European Union, the African Union and other agencies for sea operations.

at the P-4 level to support the leadership role and coordination vital to the performance of DPKO tasks under the relevant Security Council mandates.

the light of decision 55/13(d).

seeks a more pronounced reinforcement of UNESCO’s action in support of EFA and its three core initiatives combined with an increased emphasis on the introduction and use of ICTs in education.

for acceptance of the proposal would remain at a two-thirds majority.

on the tasking of the Force headquarters.

reforms, to ensure that the right to freedom of expression is fully guaranteed in accordance with Hungary’s international human rights obligations.

support that has been extended in support of various activities, including the training of the Somali National Security Forces.

necessary supplies and training for ethnic minority leaders and health service providers in pilot sites and, second, to provide recommendations at policy level for improved health policies for ethnic minorities.

process of the graduated country will not be jeopardized.

and the establishment of a trust fund called for by Security Council Resolution 1863 (2009).

serving in Haiti, the payment of allowances to personnel required to take a mandatory rest and recuperation break outside the Mission area, the deployment of non-MINUSTAH staff on temporary duty assignment, the provision of temporary living accommodation, and the cost of memorial services held in honour of fallen colleagues; the replacement and re-establishment of Mission assets and the initial requirements of the reconstruction programme; the establishment of a support office in Santo Domingo; and the expansion of the community violence reduction programme.

2 July 2008, when the three sides endorsed at a second ministerial meeting the broad objectives of future agenda issues encompassing cooperation in six areas, namely, the environment; financial services and taxation; judicial, customs and police cooperation; education; maritime communications and safety; and visa-related issues.

for the least developed countries for the next decade, including concessional lending facilities in infrastructure and productive capacity-building to boost investment and technology transfer programmes, including the establishment of an International Science, Technology and Innovation Centre and an International Agricultural Centre, as well as scholarships, training activities, and sharing of best practices in various areas.

to the Parliament, the submission of new draft laws, the acceleration of the ratification processes in respect of the international human rights conventions signed by Turkey, and the establishment of an Ombudsman institution and an independent National Human Rights Institution (NHRI).