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[...] [...] reflected, in all planning processes; (b) the analysis of needs and priorities should be based on an appreciation of the differential impact of conflict on women and men and boys and girls, and of the potential for prevailing gender relations to affect efforts to rebuild effective and equitable institutions; (c) resource allocations should be based on projections of the gender implications of competing funding scenarios; [...] [...]

[...] [...] and directly related to the outcome of the meeting, containing the necessary references and links to background documents and reflecting consensus and recommendations; and (d) moving towards a paperless Commission session by ensuring that all documents are available online and that no more than two sets of documents are printed and sent to each member State, including one in the official [...] [...]

Reconciliation is also a necessity to help societies heal the wounds of past and ongoing [...]

In one of its first actions, the Government announced its priorities, including security and integration of the revolutionary fighters; attending to the needs of the war wounded; enhancing transparency, the rule of law and respect for human [...] [...]

[...] three months, just two of the main hospitals in Mogadishu have admitted over 1,384 war casualties, of whom 328 were [...]

I think when after the FRC is set up, it will certainly consolidate the position of Hong Kong as a financial centre and it will not just target the flies but spare the tigers.

Nevertheless, the casualty rate remains relatively low, especially in the light of the [...]

[...] [...] accessibility, including both its physical and financial aspects; (c) their acceptability, e.g., health facilities, goods and services must be gender-sensitive, culturally appropriate and respectful of confidentiality; and (d) all health facilities, goods and services must be of good quality in scientific and medical terms (Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, general comment No. 14, para. 12).

As with other government policies, competition authorities must show accountability in their actions, through coordination of policy development, and through enforcement and other policy actions. This can be done by making policy proposals, enforcement guidelines and legal drafts etc. available to all relevant stakeholders [...] [...]

[...] collect evidence in two situations: at the request of a party or a victim participating in the proceedings, when the requesting party or the victim demonstrates, on a balance of probabilities, that it is not in a position to collect the evidence itself, and the Pre-Trial Judge considers that doing so would be in the interests of justice (rule 92 (A)); and secondly, where a party or a victim participating in the proceedings is unable to collect “an important piece of evidence” that the Pre-Trial Judge deems indispensable to the fair administration of justice, the equality of arms and the search for truth (rule 92 (C)).

[...] [...] in parallel with the WAFA mission, to finalize the preparations necessary to implement two activities bringing together Palestinian and Israeli media professionals: the joint Israeli/Palestinian [...] [...]

His father died two years after the complainant’s arrival in Istanbul, and his uncle died as a consequence of the injuries received during a virulent argument with two individuals who [...]

But if we cling to the old practice, just arranging for the newly-form team some friendly matches with second- and third-rate teams in South East Asia and then call it a day after winning, such a perfunctory and myopic approach cannot possibly make young players willing to start a career in professional football.

The Tiger II was under-powered, like many other heavy tanks of World War II, and consumed a lot of fuel which was already in short supply.

[...] to the protection of civilian casualties, I will touch upon the two that I believe lie at the core of the problem.

seems to be all over the news lately – first for its failed deal with Google – but now on a more positive tone: [...] [...]

This toxic goby looks similar to another member of the Gobiidae family, edible mudskippers for example Boleophthalmus pectinirostris which is a very common [...]

Any future solution to the South China Sea disputes will require a consistent policy from China executed uniformly throughout [...] [...]

[...] [...] children and heal them of the traumas of war.

[...] order to process the necessary extensions or to initiate succession planning so that it is timely, gaps do not exist, and to the extent possible that there is a minimum two week overlap with incumbents.

As factors of social integration, languages effectively play a strategic role in the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger (MDG 1); as supports for literacy, learning and life skills, they are essential to achieving universal primary education (MDG 2); the combat against HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases (MDG 6) must be waged in the languages of the populations concerned if [...] [...]

[...] [...] obligations, has the duty to respect the principles of international humanitarian law such as the “basic rules” on the prohibition of certain methods and means of warfare as set out in article 35 of Additional Protocol I of 1977 to the Geneva Conventions of 1949, that refers to the prohibition of weapons which cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering, or which [...] [...]

Other stakeholders might bear extra “burden” because of the compensation, but the “burden” is to enhance the welfare of the society as a whole, therefore it is quite necessary, and better, affordable.

[...] [...] saying China now has just 6 million households getting their Internet service over cable TV lines (English article) — a tiny figure compared with the 130 million households that get broadband over phone lines through service offered by China Mobile’s 2 rivals, China Telecom [...] [...]

Two distinct concerns need to be distinguished: (a) the practical challenges faced by highly vulnerable small island developing States in the context of the least developed country graduation process; and (b) the special challenges faced by middle-income small island developing States in the absence of international support measures commensurate with their high [...]

As a means of further encouraging the production of creative, culturally diverse content in developing countries, UNESCO co-produced such documentaries as La lutte contre les pauvres (the struggle against the poor) (Mali); Le dilemme d’Eya (Eya’s dilemma) (Togo) which were awarded two prizes at FESPACO (March [...] [...]

[...] pointed out that those two articles did not necessarily apply to situations of armed conflict, and existed at the level of general rules; whereas the task of the Commission was to develop a set of draft articles which would operate as a lex specialis in relation to such general rules.