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The idea of poverty as a violation of human rights informed all the activities implemented.

[...] [...] is contained in each of the affected [...]

[...] [...] was discussed both informally and [...]

This experience has enabled it, thus far, to prevent or foil over 630 attacks on the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz, and hundreds of other terrorist acts, many of which were mentioned in the first report submitted by Cuba to the Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee (S/2002/15)1 and in the declaration on the implementation by Cuba of the Declaration on Measures to Eliminate International Terrorism,2 among other documents.

In conclusion, it is thus incumbent on both the national and international environments to take constructive and tangible actions based on international standards more effectively.

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The overall thrust of their work has remained that of the Universal Declaration: the link between respect for fundamental rights, democracy and creative diversity, the link between cultural diversity, dialogue and development, the equal importance of the cultural and economic aspects of development, recognition of the specific character of cultural contents and artistic expressions, meaning the dual – cultural and economic – nature of cultural goods and services, and lastly, promotion of creative activity and of the cultural goods and services that are the main channels thereof.

Lubrizol expects you to act with honesty and integrity in all of your business activities and to follow both the spirit and written word of the Guidelines.

The Ministers reaffirmed the Movement’s commitment to enhance international cooperation to provide humanitarian assistance in full compliance with the UN Charter, and in this regard, they reiterated the rejection by the Movement of the so-called “right” of humanitarian intervention, which has no basis either in the UN Charter or in international law.

[...] decreased among both men and women, [...] [...]

[...] [...] with women in both urban and rural [...]

These reservations occur in different clauses of the Constitution and relate to specific situations regarding the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, but also regarding the honour of the person, public order, national security, the public peace, protection against the threat of danger and prevention of criminal offences.

In response to Iran, she pointed out that the Third Committee had before it a report on violence against women migrant workers (A/64/152) and that both the Assistant Secretary-General and the Deputy Director of UNIFEM had dealt with the question of women, peace and security in their statements.

[...] [...] these issues were given; and the Commission [...] [...]

The Inspectors were informed that although it is not written anywhere, there was and is an implicit understanding among all to this effect.

The negotiations started with analyses of the failings of the Brussels Programme of Action, also reflected in UNCTAD’s LDC Report 2010. These showed that development partners failed to deliver their commitments to provide adequate aid, reform unjust trade rules, remove the burden of debt and build the capacity of LDCs.

Prolific artist. His paintings are in great demand internationally and can be found hanging in the White House and in the Prince Phillip's (husband of Queen Elizabeth) collection in Britain.

These crimes are punishable offences in all legal systems and societies.

(d) Codex methods of analysis which have been derived from scientific journals, theses, or publications, either not readily available or available in languages other than the official languages of FAO and WHO, or which for other reasons should be printed in the Codex Alimentarius in extenso, should follow the standard layout for methods of analysis as adopted by the Codex Committee on Methods of Analysis and Sampling.

Extensive consultation with the affected transport trades and the travelling public is required throughout the process.

Mozambique reported that MRE activities focus on communities affected by landmines, that it is implemented by all humanitarian operators during their clearance tasks, that focal points are instructed to communicate information on the risk caused by mines, and that MRE has resulted in information on suspected areas, accidents and victims.

Draft legislation under consideration would allow indigenous peoples to enjoy a number of benefits already provided for in the tax, land and water resources codes.

The exact configuration of services will depend on the country context, but will in all cases require adequate financing with pooling of risk; a welltrained and adequately remunerated workforce; information on which to base policy and management decisions; logistics that deliver medicines and vaccines to where they are needed; well-maintained facilities organized as part of a referral network; and leadership that provides clear direction and harnesses the energies of all stakeholders, including communities.

These include the patentability of computer programmes, or biological material such as genes or other material preexisting in nature.

As emphasized in the Secretary-General’s report (S/2011/634*) to the Council on the rule of law and transitional justice in conflict and post-conflict societies, all rule of law programmes and transitional justice mechanisms have to be planned and implemented in a manner sensitive to the specific needs and rights of women and children.

Human rights have long been protected by the fundamental principles of the MSAR legal order, and the majority of the rights contained in the Covenant have exact or analogous correspondence in the BL and in ordinary legislation, most of which was already in place prior to the application of the Covenant in the MSAR.

Since 1991, whenever there are large-scale geographical elections, the Public Opinion Programme (POP) at the University of Hong Kong would conduct exit polls, with no exception, to study voter behaviour and help the media to forecast the result as early as possible.

On the other end of the spectrum, the 12 Central European and Baltic States that are members of the European Union (EU) as well as the Mediterranean countries are facing the challenge of using IP for economic development in a more competitive environment.

As noted in a report presented to the UK Parliament in 1977 and by a recent decision of the UK Copyright Tribunal no one has yet suggested that the makers of notebooks, compasses or rulers should supply them to educational establishments free of charge.14So why should the copyright-based industries tolerate widespread unauthorised copying of their books, journals, computer software or scientific databases?