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[...] is deeply committed to enduring legal principles such [...] [...]

After so much bloodshed and loss and so many outrageous acts of inhuman brutality, it will take an extraordinary effort of will for the people of Bosnia to pull themselves from their past and start building a future of peace”.

[...] [...] favouring an increase of the Council in both categories and the Uniting for Consensus group, which insists on expanding only the category of non-permanent seats.

[...] [...] remains a ‘hard’ and historic area of immense bilateral [...]

Our environments often receive awards and high praise for “simple elegance,” a quality difficult to achieve but timeless in value.

[...] [...] expertise with the historic 9P movement and [...] [...]

The Constitution set out the framework within which to overcome the legacy of apartheid, predicated on the country’s collective desire to heal the divisions of the past and to establish a society based on democratic values, social justice and fundamental human rights and to progressively improve the quality of life for its people and to build a united democratic South Africa able to take its rightful place among the community of nations.

[...] of Venezuela has historically maintained a firm position of support for the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, against the illegal occupation of Arab territories and in favour of an comprehensive, just and lasting peace in [...]

[...] [...] Council, to take firm measures to put [...] [...]

[...] [...] development and addressing new challenges [...] [...]

The Programme of Action also stresses that education is a crucial means of empowering women with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate fully in the development process (para. 4.2) and urges Governments to ensure the widest and earliest possible access of girls and young women to secondary and higher levels of education, and to vocational education and technical training so as to close the gender gap in primary and secondary education by 2005 (para. 11.8), objectives consistent with the target of eliminating gender disparity in primary and secondary education by 2015 under Millennium Development Goal 3.

[...] [...] countries and to work resolutely to find political solutions for protracted situations.

To this end, the Byblos Centre for Human Sciences (ICHS) has strengthened its activities to promote international dialogue on peace, mutual understanding and reconciliation and to enhance collaborative work among the various research institutes in Lebanon, in order to bridge the divides across different segments of the Lebanese society.

Algeria had intended to intervene before adoption of the outcome document to insist that the same rule be applied for this contentious paragraph.

Historically, Mexico has resolutely and consistently [...] [...]

Emphasizes that States must take persistent, determined and effective measures to prevent and combat all acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, and stresses that all acts of torture must be made offences under domestic criminal law, and encourages States to prohibit under domestic law acts constituting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment

I would like to request you to condemn, in the strongest terms this act of sacrilege as a manifestation of racism, Islamophobia and intolerance and urge all States to outlaw such acts or reinforce the existing law in order to deny free hands to those who persist in their evil campaign of incitement to hatred and violence.

It also encompasses a long-term vision, which necessitates a permanent and firm commitment and entails a blend of traditional and contemporary modalities to understand the roots of conflicts and the ways to mitigate violence.

[...] Cuba maintain unbreakable historical ties, sustained [...] [...]

In this regard, they reaffirmed and underscored the Movement’s abiding faith in and strong commitment to its founding principles2 , ideals and purposes, particularly in establishing a peaceful and prosperous world and a just and equitable world order as well as to the purposes and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter.

[...] [...] reconciliation commissions to create a historical account, contribute [...] [...]

Indeed, a number of delegations suggested that South-South cooperation offered a more integrated approach to development cooperation, although this could not compensate for the resource shortfall from traditional ODA sources.

Lastly, Venezuela reiterates its historic position, which it has maintained in various international forums, namely that the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea is not the only source of the law of the sea.