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These underground production lines supply mostly the domestic market but also illegally export pirated discs to overseas markets.

[...] [...] as well as by convening broad-based meetings across the country to discuss the [...] [...]

[...] [...] were established across the country in numerous [...]

The State party should take measures to ensure that services such as those offered by the Office of Domestic Violence are accessible in all parts of the country and that free legal assistance is guaranteed in cases of domestic violence brought before the courts.

[...] [...] in control of its security forces in the country [...] [...]

Its primary functions are to protect the lawful rights and interests of workers and staff as well as their democratic rights; mobilize and organize mass participation by workers and staff in construction and reform to complete the task of economic and social development; and take part in the democratic management of enterprises and bring about continuous improvement in the ideological and moral education and scientific, technical and cultural development of workers and staff through education.

(b) Continue to address the issue of suicidal behaviour among adolescents across the State [...] [...]

Enjoy endless walks along endless beaches; go people watching at fantastic markets; learn about Australia's art and heritage at excellent free galleries and museums (see the Culture section); or attend some typically Australian festivals, like the surf life-saving competitions on beaches all around the country during summer.

[...] [...] quotient, by dividing the total number of votes validly cast for [...] [...]

[...] [...] number of SMEs in various sub-sectors and throughout the country; [...] [...]

In the 1980s Zimbabwe had embarked on community-based natural resources management programmes through a home-grown initiative called Community Area Management for Indigenous Resources, stressing forest resources and wildlife, which had spread throughout the country and the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) region.

It considers that particular emphasis should be placed on combating discrimination, prejudice and racism throughout the country and that this should be accomplished by, inter alia, allocating adequate human and financial resources for the plan’s implementation.

These issues include the needs: to improve access to justice, especially in rural areas and for specific groups, such as women, displaced persons, indigenous and Afro-Colombians; to resolve the backlog and expedite existing processes; to ensure the presence, and security, of well-trained judges and prosecutors throughout the country; to adopt appropriate sanctions for corrupt lawyers and judges; and to design strategies and provide sufficient resources in the Attorney General’s Office to systematically investigate human rights violations.

[...] [...] ammunition depots across the country; and

[...] [...] country, the security situation is now stabilized virtually throughout the national territory, and we have reached [...] [...]

[...] 10,000 technicians across the country and [...] [...]

(a) To establish a legal aid fund to finance legal aid schemes, including public defender schemes, to support legal aid provision by legal or bar associations; support university law clinics; and sponsor non-governmental organizations and other organizations, including paralegal organizations, in providing legal aid services throughout the country, especially in rural and economically and socially disadvantaged areas

[...] [...] to quality general health care throughout the whole territory [...]

In the light of the recent decision of the National Transitional Council not to stipulate a minimum percentage for the representation of women in the National Congress, I would like to emphasize that facilitating their stronger representation in public life will be an essential step towards ensuring that the revolution brings meaningful achievements for women and girls across the country.

With support for opening up the economy building across the country, [...] [...]

It created replicable models for teaching reading, first in its own libraries and then, expanding its scope to five governorates in Egypt and then, with the help of Government agencies and ministries and NGOs to all Egypt, it helped create the “family library”, which is a reprint of hundreds of titles every year at less than actual cost and making them available to the general public.

The Islamic Republic of Iran reported that training workshops to promote appropriate treatment of victims of violence, in particular women and children, were organized on a regular basis throughout the country for criminal justice officials and social workers.

[...] [...] rehabilitation of work sites, securing of land parcels in various parts of the country, [...] [...]

Without discounting either the reality of incidences of Christian persecution or their seriousness, it is remarkable how much Christian activity takes place on a daily basis that is technically not allowed yet goes unchecked... In any given week, somewhere in China, urban believers hold services in rented office buildings, hundreds of unofficial Bible schools offer classes, children attend Sunday schools and youth meetings, books containing all kinds of Christian content are sold openly in bookstores across the country, businesses conduct chapel services for their employees, students meet for campus Bible studies, local Christian-run NGOs offer a host of services to individuals and families with various needs - and those involved in these activities suffer no repercussions at the hands of authorities.

[...] were set up to address the paralysis in proceedings before the circuit criminal courts across the country [...] [...]

[...] [...] restoration of State authority and administration throughout the country.

The forces of the United Nations Mission in Liberia will consolidate their locations and bases, shifting to a more mobile posture and working within the reduced strength of the military component of the Mission, in order to provide a security umbrella throughout the country, support the national security forces, conduct joint exercises with the new army, undertake inspections of inventories of weapons and ammunition obtained by the Government in accordance with the exemptions to the United Nations arms embargo for use by the national police, undertake cordon and search operations to retrieve illegal weapons, protect key United Nations and Government locations and installations and conduct regular air and ground patrols, in particular along the borders and in other high-risk areas.