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Pakistan welcomed the fact that the country was in the process of establishing an effective and inclusive mechanism to follow up on recommendations.

Cambodia appreciated Brunei Darussalam’s inclusive and constructive approach in preparing its national report and in the follow-up to recommendations, citing the country as a good example.

[...] state-building programmes must be allinclusive and that [...][...]

Such migration movements could thus be a positive factor in equitable and inclusive national development.

Human rights education and training should embrace and enrich, as well as draw inspiration from, the diversity of civilizations, religions, cultures and traditions of different countries, as it is reflected in the universality of human rights.

[...] [...] the approach taken by his Special Representative, “which is based on the twin principles of inclusiveness [...][...]

It should be in support of ordinary people striving to create economic, social, political and cultural institutions that are accountable, inclusive, participatory and democratic.

It is famous for its chateau building (the first one is from Gallo-Roman times); the Grand Château and Petit Château now house the amazing Condé Museum, an eclecticcollection of paintings, furniture, gems, ceramics, tapestries and porcelain.

In the case of the Asia-Pacific region, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Growth Strategy already reflected these priorities in its aim to create balanced, inclusive, sustainable, innovative and secure economic growth in the region.

[...] Federal Governmentaccommodates a range of views [...]

Through expanded access to and the sharing of information, the Internet offers tremendous potential to assist UNESCO in achieving its goals, in building a culture of peace and in fostering inclusive knowledge societies.

To that end, the Forum will collect and combine contributions from science, technology and philosophy so as to identify the means enabling all of us to live together in genuine harmony on the basis of real commitments.

The final texts can be interpreted as representing an international consensus on the values underpinning the building of inclusive and pluralist societies where all should be able to benefit from the potential of ICTs.

RRN intends to move closer to its vision through achieving the following objectives: enhancing the socio-economic status of the indigent, oppressed and marginalized poor and vulnerable groups; promoting action-oriented research initiatives for problemsolving and information generation; and contributing to the enhancement of an inclusive system for policy and governance.

They do not represent any organization, including the universities they are working in. More importantly, the Team will adopt an open and tolerant attitude in considering all opinions and analyses thoroughly and make sure our study is conducted objectively and scientifically.

It was emphasized that the effective implementation of the right to development required an equitable, democratic and inclusive multilateral architecture where the interests of the peoples of all countries worldwide were taken into account and where donors and Governments of developing countries could mutually agree on policies and priorities for development.

The third preambular paragraph of that resolution referred to the international character of the Organization and stated that in order to avoid undue predominance of national practices, the policies and administrative methods of the Secretariat should reflect, and profit to the highest degree from, assets of the various cultures and the technical competence of all Member nations.

Stereotypical images, often combined with hostility and traditional attitudes towards persons with disabilities, currently prevalent among teachers, school authorities, local authorities, communities and even families, can reinforce exclusion of learners with disabilities, and clearly hinder inclusion.

Also recognizes that only through broad and sustained efforts, including policies and measures at the global level to create a shared future based upon our common humanity in all its diversity, can globalization be made fully inclusive and equitable and have a human face, thus contributing to the full enjoyment of all human rights