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Today, 70 Wellcome teams are up and running throughout Germany.

[...] [...] through ocean currents or sinking carbon [...] [...]

[...] [...] consultation with UNIDO branch directors.

[...] [...] to civilians in various corners of the [...] [...]

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Officials of various offices of the UNESCO [...] [...]

In the spirit of our founder, we particularly demonstrate social and environmental responsibility — wherever we do business.

[...] [...] throughout the city, including in the area of [...]

In the disadvantaged regions of northern [...] [...]

Located in the west of Beijing at the heart of the financial and technological district and within close proximity to some of China’s most magnificent historical sites, Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing is only 30 minutes from the Capital Airport.

The Committee recommends that the State party make video recording of interrogations of all persons questioned a standard procedure, and install video surveillance cameras throughout police stations and gendarmeries in order to extend and strengthen the protection afforded to detainees in police custody.

[...] [...] functions of the respective divisions, branches and sections, [...] [...]

In the light also of the numerous incidents of violence and the challenges to free movement imposed by the separation wall, there must be internationally guaranteed provisions for permanent, free and unhindered access to the holy places by the faithful of all religions and nationalities.

Taking into account the fact that not all stakeholders might have access to modern information technologies, the task force referred to the potential role of United Nations country teams, field offices of the Office of the High Commissioner and information centres of the Department of Public Information in facilitating the participation of the above-mentioned non-resident delegations and stakeholders in the work of the Human Rights Council, in particular for the provision of technical and logistical facilities.

Key follow-up actions to evaluation recommendations were being implemented with a view to enhancing collaboration and cooperation internally among substantive units of ESCAP and externally with other regional and subregional organizations, improving the internal system for the planning of programmes and projects as well as the monitoring and evaluation thereof, clarifying the function of the secretariat’s subregional offices vis-à-vis substantive divisions, and developing a strategic communication and advocacy strategy in support of the secretariat’s resource mobilization efforts.

Secretariat programmes that have already [...] [...]

Due consideration should be given to the numerous appeals by the Secretary-General, the High Commissioner for Human Rights, by special rapporteurs, particularly the Special Rapporteur on human rights in Palestine, and the Presidents of the International Committee for the Red Cross and of the Federation of the Red Cross and Crescent, the head of UNRWA, the UndersecretaryGeneral for humanitarian affairs, the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, the Non Aligned Movement, the Arab League, and international and Israeli organizations condemning practices of the occupying power and its violations of human rights.

[...] [...] key ESCAP secretariat stakeholders, selected members of the Governing Council of APCICT, senior representatives of the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Incheon City administration, the permanent representatives in Bangkok of selected member States and representatives of other organizations; and (c) web-based electronic surveys of members and associate members of the Commission, APCICT national partners, Governing Council members and key ESCAP secretariat stakeholders.

Deplores the continuing violence and insecurity which constitute an ongoing threat to the safety and security of staff members of the Office of the High Commissioner and other humanitarian organizations and an obstacle to the effective fulfilment of the mandate of the Office and the ability of its implementing partners and other humanitarian personnel to discharge their respective humanitarian functions, urges States, parties to conflict and all other relevant actors to take all measures necessary to protect activities related to humanitarian assistance, prevent attacks on and kidnapping of national and international humanitarian workers and ensure the safety and security of the personnel and property of the Office and that of all humanitarian organizations discharging functions mandated by the Office, and calls upon States to investigate fully any crime committed against humanitarian personnel and bring to justice the persons responsible for such crimes

[...] [...] departments of the Secretariat of the United [...] [...]

[...] protection, each State is encouraged to take all appropriate measures, in accordance with international law, to cooperate with other States concerned with a view to establishing jurisdiction over, and providing effective criminal sanctions against, those persons who have committed or have ordered to be committed acts referred to above (VII – Individual criminal responsibility) and who are found present on its territory, regardless of their nationality and the place where such act [...]

[...] [...] Codex and ISO Secretariats, between the [...] [...]

[...] [...] performance by Secretariat programmes of self-evaluations [...]

[...] [...] descriptions of the two Secretariats’ General Service [...]

All Secretariat units – at Headquarters and in the field alike – will be required to place a sharper emphasis on the formulation of realistic, clearer and more operationally meaningful expected results for each main line of action, bearing in mind the need for quantifiable and measurable performance indicators (wherever possible) as well as the requirements for qualitative impact indicators to assess the relevance of interventions.

[...] [...] General Secretariat of the Presidency, various trade union centres [...] [...]

The Directors of the UNFPA regional offices for Africa; Arab States; Asia and the Pacific; Latin America and the Caribbean; and Eastern Europe and Central Asia elaborated on the programmes from their respective regions.

Given the important, but in many cases underestimated, role of women in peacebuilding efforts for their communities, we also would be interested to hear what lessons UNHCR can share from the implementation of its gender policy and efforts to actively involve women in all aspects of its work.