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[...] [...] magnified with provocative and alarmist intent.

Even in the absence of such alarmism, however, the normal course of health and safety reporting produces so many conflicting and often incomprehensible warnings and approvals that it will be difficult to effectively communicate the precise risks of nanoparticles, whatever they are.

The Permanent Representative of Azerbaijan has circulated an appalling letter, contained in document A/64/658-S/2010/78 of 8 February 2010, under agenda items 14 and 18 of the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly for the sole purpose of spreading a new wave of hate propaganda against the Republic of Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh.

The Acting President( spoke in French): The Assembly will now [...]

spoke in French): The Assembly will now hear an address by Mr. Álvaro Colom Caballeros, President of the Republic of Guatemala.

[...] have carefully listened as every speaker has highlighted the importance of ensuring that the events in Gaza are not repeated in the future and of the absolute need to move effectively and quickly to end the crisis and to resume negotiations [...] [...]

[...] [...] process, the Forum heard expert presentations and held interactive debates on the following topics and their relationship to poverty: the normative framework of human rights and extreme poverty; foreign debt; international trade policies; the role and responsibility of the State, civil society and transnational corporations in poverty eradication; international assistance and cooperation in poverty reduction and eradication; decent and favourable work conditions; good governance/corruption; access to affordable essential drugs and health care; climate change; and food security, the food crisis and the right to food.

There is scarce information on the numbers of children deprived of liberty and on the reasons that lead to their placement in justice and care institutions; independent monitoring mechanisms are rarely available to safeguard their rights and address their complaints; and sensationalistic information, combined with ill perception of growing juvenile delinquency, fuel social pressure for the criminalization of children and adolescents, and for the introduction of increasingly lower ages of criminal responsibility and longer measures of deprivation of liberty.

[...] [...] hateful and dangerous speech to spur violence against [...]

[...] the same remarks, which are also alarmist in nature.

Mass media, especially tabloids and the yellow press, tend to highlight shocking occurrences and as a result create a biased and stereotyped image of children, in particular of disadvantaged children or adolescents, who are often portrayed as violent or delinquent just because they may behave or dress in a different way.

[...] [...] pertaining to this sensationalized accusation, which [...] [...]

It's a distinct region of savanna woodlands and rainforest pockets – in the northeast, the Arnhem Land plateau rises abruptly from the plain and continues to the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The panellists were: Dennis Alonzo Mazariego, Minister of Education of Guatemala, who discussed the topic of teaching policies at the national level, keys and challenges; Tim Gopeesingh, Minister of Education of Trinidad and Tobago, who discussed key aspects of promoting teaching policies at the national level; Cristián Cox, Director of the Centre for Policy and Practice in Education and Director of the Graduate Program of the Education Department, Catholic University of Chile, who made a presentation on regional strategy for teachers and the profile of the teacher in Latin America and the Caribbean in the twenty-first century; and Jeffrey Puryear, Vice President for Social Policy, Inter-American Dialogue, and Co-Director, Program for the Promotion of Educational Reform in Latin America and the Caribbean (PREAL), who gave a presentation on the challenge of teaching in Latin America and the Caribbean.

As I have said just now and yesterday, what I want to discuss now is a fundamental principle in the rule of law: the law must be clear and certain, moreover, there must not be any chance for abuse of power or at least such a chance must be reduced.

The Secretary had just pointed out that we had been saying that if the Government did not disclose the information, then we would infer that the Government is hampering the human rights and freedom of the people.

[...] basis of an alarmist view could be [...]

[...] [...] of reproducing statements in extenso as separate documents has been discontinued for all its subsidiary organs that are entitled to summary records and that any exceptions to this rule may be made by the body concerned only if the statements are to serve [...] [...]

The LNG Director of I.M. Skaugen, Mr. Yao Song, held a presentation about the market situation in China from the view of a Norwegian operator, talking about obstacles and opportunities in the Chinese market.

[...] statements were made by the representatives of Guatemala, Hungary (on behalf [...] [...]

[...] [...] consider as a bit alarmist, as it is said [...] [...]

I am really disappointed to see some colleagues resort to criticisms of an escalated level, criticizing us for inviting foreign intervention at every turn.