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The country task force reported that a significant number of children participated in 42 protests and demonstrations in 2009, of which 14 were organized by UCPN-M and its sister organizations, including YCL and the All Nepal National Independent Students Union-Revolutionary (ANNISU-R).

[...] country’s progressive youth, to develop physically healthy and spiritually mature citizens of an independent Uzbekistan, to educate them in a spirit of dedication to the national idea and an ideology based on national and universal values and democratic principles, to [...] [...]

The United States curtails trade with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and imposes all sorts of economic sanctions on such accusations that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea threatens regional stability, does not cooperate with the United States in its anti-terrorism efforts and engages in proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and that the Democratic [...] [...]

[...] [...] members of the Young Communist League in Dang district [...] [...]

[...] [...] UCPN-M-affiliated YCL and ANNISU-R, the CPN-UMLaffiliated Youth Force, the Nepali Congress-affiliated Tarun Dal and the National Student Union, and various identity-based [...] [...]

[...] – in its capacity as President of the Latin America and Caribbean Group – and Spain and supported by Mexico, Lebanon, Ecuador, Russian Federation, Cuba, Indonesia, Syrian Arab Republic, Malaysia, Monaco, Slovenia, China, France, Peru, Bolivia, [...] [...]

[...] [...] with UCPN-M, the Youth Force, affiliated with the Communist Party [...] [...]

[...] [...] in 2010 almost 3 tons of fraudulently traded gold from the Democratic Republic of the Congo may have entered the legal supply chain of the United [...] [...]

[...] [...] respective youth wings and should ensure that those activities are carried out within the limits of the law, a particular responsibility rests with UCPN-M to fulfil its commitments to end the violent activities of YCL and ensure that its sister organizations fully comply with the laws of the country.

[...] [...] capitalism so as to promote equal conditions and social cohesion in nation-state contexts, including the expansion and definition of the quality of education, in general and that of youth in particular.

[...] [...] that are members of the Rio Group), China, Cuba, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the Democratic Republic [...] [...]

[...] [...] Narcotic Drugs; chaired national European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction focal point meetings twice a year, Lisbon (2006-2011); European Union-Turkey dialogue meeting during the Hungarian presidency of the Union, as head of the Turkish delegation, Brussels (2011); Pompidou Group: Research Platform meeting (2007) and ministerial meeting (2006), Paris and Strasbourg; forty-first meeting of the Subcommission on Illicit Drug Traffic and Related Matters in the Near and Middle East, Amman (2006); United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Expert Assessment Meeting on utilizing Iranian borders within the framework of the Paris Pact, Islamic Republic of Iran (2005); [...]

35 C/DR.30 (France, co-sponsored by Belgium, the Netherlands and Poland, supported by Argentina) concerning paragraph 01000, 2(b), which invites the Director-General to insert an additional Expected Result 11 after Expected Result 10 containing the following text: “Deepen actions undertaken aiming to conserve the memory of the Holocaust and to combat all forms of denial of this latter, in order to fight effectively against anti-Semitism, particularly in young people, through education.

[...] African Union Mission in Somalia should include an increase in their numbers and military assets in order to improve their combat efficiency and enable them to address the Al-Shabaab terrorist movement, which recently [...]

[...] [...] political, economic and social life former politically persecuted persons by communism.

The Forum led to several significant outcomes and announcements, including: the inauguration of the first two Dialogue Cafés in Lisbon and Rio de Janeiro; the negotiation, conclusion or renewal of agreements with international bodies, including UNESCO, the Research Centre for Islamic History, Arts and Culture, OIC, ILO, the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization, the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation and the World Bank; the second phase of the Fellowships Programme (due to start in November 2010); the launch of the Online Community on Migration and Integration (in partnership with the International Organization for Migration); the creation of the United Nations University International Institute for the Alliance of Civilizations (to be based in Barcelona, Spain); and the launch of the third edition of the Youth Solidarity Fund, among many [...]

[...] Vatican reported that Pope Pius XII was “in a mood of deepest pessimism” about the possibility of a Communist government coming to power in Italy, and was very much minded to move the Holy [...]

IUSY stands for freedom and human rights, social justice and equality at all levels in society and in all aspects of life and against any form of discrimination, for democracy and against any form of totalitarianism, authoritarianism, populism and dictatorship, and for the right to self-determination, liberty and freedom of expression for all peoples, universal solidarity and political [...]

[...] [...] out within the limits of the law, a particular responsibility

[...] [...] United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, which enables young professionals from Europe, the United States of America and countries with a Muslim majority to learn about each other’s societies and values; the creation of the “Dialogue Café” initiative, a global network of individuals from different cultural backgrounds who, via videoconference, share ideas and learn about each other; the education about religions and beliefs online community, which encourages the exchange of good practices in learning about diversity and tolerance; and the Youth Solidarity Fund’s support for concrete projects involving youth in intercultural dialogue.

[...] [...] Cambodia; China; Democratic People’s Republic of Korea; Fiji; Hong Kong, China; India; Indonesia; Iran (Islamic Republic of); Japan; [...] [...]

[...] Islamic Republic of) proposes the addition, in subparagraph 1(b)(viii) of the draft resolution for Major Programme III, of the words “for the purpose of emphasizing quality improvement of public environments in megacities towards social justice and enhanced opportunities for social interaction among the youth”.

[...] [...] people undertaken under the 2006-2010 federal programme for the development of education; and the search units at Russian educational institutions comprising children and adolescents that nurture patriotism and citizenship.

[...] [...] against humanity by national socialist and communist regimes, or expresses any doubt or implies that it is insignificant is guilty of an offence punishable by imprisonment for up to three years.

The unprecedented number of youth delegates (187 including representatives from 22 youth NGOs) from the largest yet number of Member States (104 plus one observer State), in addition to the high relevance of the three major topics of the event: (1) Education for sustainable [...] [...]

Having defined the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea as a “MarxistLeninist state with a communist government”, the United States has long maintained sanctions against [...] [...]

[...] [...] their respective youth and student groups could undertake with their members, aimed at preventing advocacy of violence in areas that have a history of extremist activity.