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[...] to continue consultations with non-governmental [...] [...]

[...] [...] “Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015” [...] [...]

[...] [...] discrimination against women, in particular the progressive integration of women in [...] [...]

(s) Pursue and strengthen a broad range of partnerships at national and international levels in a sustainable manner, including among members of the international community, Governments, civil society, including women’s organizations, and the private sector, and the active involvement of all relevant stakeholders, in particular in supporting the efforts of national authorities to effectively plan and implement their commitments towards gender equality and the empowerment of women.

[...] [...] strengthening absorptive capacity of the farming [...] [...]

The HRCM continues to face a number of challenges in carrying out its mandate including: tension between certain aspects of Shari’ah law and international human rights law; lack of an established system under which HRCM is automatically consulted on new legislation impacting on human rights; tendency for government departments to ignore the Commission’s input and opinions; legal uncertainty as to whether HRCM can appear in court on behalf of victims, or even submit opinions to the courts; and very low take-up of NPM recommendations.

Accessibility of persons with disabilities to open employment and vocational training services, including those for the promotion of self-employment Under Supreme Decree No. 001-2003-TR creating the Register of Firms that Promote the Interests of Persons with Disabilities, the Ministry of Labour established a sectoral policy which includes a set of actions aimed at informing firms on the Register and businesses in general about the benefits provided for by law for firms that hire persons with disabilities and at raising managers’ awareness of the need to promote the interests of this vulnerable group and the integration of its members into the labour market.

For effective inclusion of pupils with [...] [...]

[...] could also be fully absorbed by those demands [...]

[...] [...] larger group of people, including victims, [...] [...]

[...] of people of African descent and indigenous origin in parliament and other State institutions, as well as their employment [...] [...]

Indeed, two States in particular were currently punishing UNESCO for having accepted Palestine as a member, in the face of an international consensus that Palestine had every right to membership not only of UNESCO but of the United Nations.

[...] [...] enable them to absorb effectively technologies [...]

[...] [...] the Work force and the Adjustment [...] [...]

[...] [...] Government of the Republic of South Sudan to receive United Nations support.

[...] [...] increase the absorptive capacities of [...] [...]

We need to bring together all that we have agreed upon, revise the way these decisions are implemented and incorporate elements that experience has shown to be crucial to success on the ground.

The Subcommittee noted that the ability of the Office for Outer Space Affairs to continue to deliver the same number of activities in a broad range of thematic areas as in the past would be possible only if the Office continued to attract the same level of cash and in-kind contributions.

In 1997 the Alliance invited the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary to negotiate with a view to adopting them as members of NATO.

In accordance with document 171 EX/14, and with a view to setting out a strategy to facilitate the restitution of stolen or illicitly exported cultural property, the Secretariat has taken into account the observations provided in Recommendation No. 3 adopted by the Intergovernmental Committee for Promoting the Return of Cultural Property to its Countries of Origin or its Restitution in case of Illicit Appropriation (hereafter “the Committee”) at its thirteenth session (Annex I).

Another panellist, Ms. Thin Lei Win from Reuters AlertNet, Asia Bureau, indicated how the media could play a role in addressing the issue of violence against women and Mr. Nur Hasyim, Manager of the Men’s Program Division of Rifka Annisa Women’s Crisis Center in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, spoke about engaging men and boys to reducing violence against women.

The establishment of a framework, including one or more independent mechanisms, as appropriate and measures taken to promote, protect and monitor implementation of the Convention, taking into account the principles relating to the status and function of national institutions for the protection and promotion of human rights The multisectoral commission which monitors implementation of the Convention is planning to include representatives of each type of disability; the procedure for the election of those representatives has been approved.

The mission will also assist the Ivorian parties in their efforts to devise plans for the reunification of the defence and security forces, including the police and gendarmerie, and provide, as stipulated in the fourth supplementary agreement to the Ouagadougou Agreement, the necessary mentoring and basic training to the Forces nouvelles elements eligible for reintegration in the defence and security forces.

In view of the problems raised during discussion of the issue, the Executive Committee requested the Fund Secretariat to prepare a new document on the incremental costs related to retooling for manufacturing heat exchangers to assist it in its deliberations, incorporating any views it might receive from experts, implementing agencies and members of the Executive Committee (decision 62/61).

Chinese Government as well as a broad cross-section of society at large, and is the result of full consultation with more than 50 legislative, judicial and administrative organs and the incorporation of the views of civil society.

(d) Provide training to planners and practitioners of governmental agencies, non-governmental organizations, the private sector and others in the community, on a permanent basis, on all aspects of demand reduction activities and strategic programming by identifying local, national, subregional and regional human resources and using their experience in the design of programmes to guarantee their continuity and to create and strengthen local, regional, subregional and national training and technical resource networks and, with the possible assistance of regional and international organizations, to facilitate the exchange of experiences and expertise by encouraging States to include demand reduction personnel from other States in training programmes that they have developed

Amid serious diplomatic efforts by all parties — and despite Israel’s misleading assertions of its commitment to the two-State solution — its Government had recently announced the construction of nearly 6,000 more illegal settlement units in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and it had vowed to continue building new settlements in East Jerusalem, in specific retaliation for the acceptance of Palestine as a Member State of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

(d) Strengthening political commitment and action at all levels to effectively implement the global objectives on forest and the sustainable forest management of all types of forests in order to reduce the loss of forest cover and improve the livelihoods of those that depend on forests through the development of a comprehensive and more effective approach to financing activities,26 involvement of local and indigenous communities and other relevant stakeholders, promoting good governance at the national and international levels, and enhancing international cooperation to address the threats posed by illicit activities

[...] [...] reviews to include new knowledge as and when it is generated, [...] [...]