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[...] struggle in Africa, he has joined the ranks of his predecessors: Nkrumah, Kenyatta, Nyerere, Azikiwe, Senghor and others.

[...] consistent with Iraqi law, Iraq has agreed [...]

Fifty-five high-level education policy-makers were trained to implement innovative TVET policy reform in their national systems through two capacity-building advocacy seminars to promote the implementation of the UNESCO-ILO Recommendations concerning technical and vocational education, one for the Arab States (Sana’a, Yemen, 9-12 May) and one for the Central Asian Republics (Almaty, Kazakhstan, 14-18 June).

[...] [...] the Himalayas to Japan (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Japan, Kashmir, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Thailand, [...] [...]

Uzbekistan asked about the status under domestic legislation of the international instruments to which Saudi Arabia is a party and if these can be invoked before the Courts and if judges, criminal investigation officers, prosecutors and lawyers are trained to act in accordance with the human rights instruments ratified by Saudi Arabia.

The Secretary-General has also consistently reminded the Iraqi Prime Minister that a letter from him reaffirming Iraq’s commitment to its land and maritime boundaries with Kuwait under resolution 833 (1993) is an essential confidence-building measure.

Dr. Rakotomalala stressed that while non-physician clinicians are allowed to perform major obstetric surgery in only a few countries, there was a need to influence countries to adopt the practice, design supportive policies, and allocate adequate resources for increasing the number of trained non-physician clinicians.

In Pakistan, Lahore Fort and Shamlaman [...]

At the Committee’s 8th meeting, on 12 August, Ms. Zulficar introduced draft text A/HRC/AC/7/L.4, sponsored by Mr. José Antonio Bengoa Cabello, Ms. Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, Mr. Shiqiu Chen, Ms. Chisung Chung, Mr. Wolfgang Heinz, Mr. Alfred Ntunduguru Karokora, Mr. Vladimir Kartashkin, Mr. Obiora Chinedu Okafor, Ms. Anantonia Reyes Prado, Mr. Shigeki Sakamoto, Mr. Dheerujlall Seetulsingh, Mr. Ahmer Bilal Soofi, Ms. Halima Embarek Warzazi and Ms. Mona Zulficar.

As of 1 January 2009, Iraq now has jurisdiction over such contractors under the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated between the United States and Iraq.

[...] requirement is actually illegal under Uzbek law.

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[...] [...] understanding in order to overcome the still prevailing ignorance of each other’s [...] [...]

[...] [...] in-country contractors, Iraq continues to grapple [...] [...]

Agnes Aidoo, Vice-Chairperson of the Committee of the Rights of the Child, and Maria Herczog, member of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, served as rapporteurs for the first working group.

Markem-Imaje’s patent pending, quick-drying liquid ink, combined with our printhead technology, provides superior opacity delivering clear, consistent images, text and readable barcodes with less ink per print.

During the postnatal visit, both mother and baby Rama were found to be in good health.

[...] management in Czech Republic, UNEP [...] [...]

Pursuant to the Law of Ukraine regarding [...] [...]

case reflects a number of factors including: the size of the Office of the Prosecutor’s evidence collection, which comprises some 9,000,000 pages; Karadžić’s high profile and senior position during the four-year conflict, resulting in enormous quantities of documents that are potentially relevant to his acts and conduct; the breadth of the Prosecution’s disclosure obligations under Rules 66 and 68 requiring disclosure of materials on peripheral issues and issues about which there is no dispute; the fact that Karadžić has requested, pursuant to Rule 66 (B), material falling under more than 170 different topics; and Karadžić’s many potential exculpatory claims that are peripheral to the main issues of the case, but nevertheless require disclosure searches and reviews by the Office of the Prosecutor.

Since 2007, Al-Hakim Foundation has extended its affiliation with the following organizations: (a) Al-Imam Ali schools: primary and elementary schools in three Iraqi provinces; (b) Al-Shaikh Al-Tusi University; (c) Muslim Women’s Organization; (d) Dar Al-Hikma School for Humanitarian Sciences; (e) Islamic Gathering for Iraqi Students; Al-Raya Students Gathering; (f) Documentary centre for victims buried in mass graves; (g) Mahdi Al-Hakim Institute for training staff and leaders; (h) Al-Imam Mohsen Al-Hakim Institute for Women; (i) Al-Rafidain Children’s Foundation.