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[...] [...] been given special impetus in the framework of the 2010 International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures, for which UNESCO had been designated as lead agency by the General [...]

If Turkey really wished to resolve the problem of Cyprus, it had only to withdraw its occupation troops and leave Turkish and Greek Cypriots to live together in peace and harmony.

Education, including formal and non-formal education, lifelong learning, education for sustainable development and learning to live together should serve as a mobilizing force for helping to reduce poverty, increase opportunities and sharing the benefits of economic growth.

[...] dialogue between and rapprochement among civilizations, [...]

[...] [...] International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures.

The International Fellowship of Reconciliation stated that enforced indefinite national service was an increasing element of the human rights crisis in Eritrea.

(b) Although Eritrea is a multireligious society and a secular State wherein Christianity and Islam have coexisted in mutual harmony for over 1,300 years, the Bush Administration mendaciously labelled Eritrea in 2005 as “a country of concern for practicing religious persecution”.

(5) The right to private property obliges to the respect of the protection of the environment and neighbourliness, as well as other obligations which according to the law are the burden of the owner.

[...] [...] principle of neighbourliness, is causing [...]

[...] [...] developing equal and good-neighbourly relations between Abkhazia and Georgia, based on the universally accepted rules of international [...]

The reason that BJU (or Shanghai United Family Hospital [...] [...]

In this connection, it views any pressure on the country by outside forces to adopt practices, policies and models of development and governance that would in any way tamper with Eritrea’s ethnic and communal harmony as counterproductive and contrary to the best interest of Eritrea.

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[...] [...] communities and their leaders so as to be able work with them to maintain peace and harmony between [...]

The play shows that before Princess Celestia’s rule, the three races of ponies did not live in harmony.

Hong Kong is a multicultural and secular city with a multiracial population living in harmony.

He said the government will establish partnership relations with different sectors and bodies in the society so as to foster a harmonious community.

[...] [...] lowest bidder and should give greater weight to harmonious [...]

Multicultural Australia is a safe, friendly, sophisticated and harmonious society in which students can learn and travel in an English speaking country.

[...] [...] Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures, and in this regard [...] [...]

Malaysia is an exciting melting pot of races and religions where Malays, Indians, Chinese and many other ethnic groups live together creating a culturally diverse and naturally beautiful hub.

The Committee welcomes the State party’s practice of seeking amicable settlements with victims of human rights violations, granting non-monetary reparations and establishing ad hoc arbitral tribunals to decide on compensation in these cases.

Effective assistance and cooperation are contingent upon smooth relations among States, international organizations and civil society at the national, regional and global levels.

Reaffirming also the determination expressed in the Preamble to the Charter to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained, to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom, to practise tolerance and good-neighbourliness, and to employ international machinery for the promotion of the economic and social advancement of all peoples

The potential harm to marital peace resulting from compellability outweighs the possible benefits to society in obtaining convictions for offences.

In observance of the twentieth anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the International Fellowship of Reconciliation representative to UNESCO worked in the steering committee of the Joint Programmatic Commissions of the UNESCO-NGO Liaison Committee: Paris, November 2010.

The people of Uzbekistan, solemnly proclaiming its commitment to human rights and the principles of State sovereignty, conscious of its grave responsibility to present and future generations, relying on historical experience in the development of Uzbek statehood, affirming its loyalty to the ideals of democracy and social justice, acknowledging the primacy of universally recognized rules of international law, aiming to ensure that all citizens may live a life of dignity, committed to building a humane and democratic State based on the rule of law, with a view to ensuring civil peace and national accord, and being represented by plenipotentiary deputies, adopts the present Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan.