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External sources (not reviewed)

measures aimed at strengthening compliance by the army with human rights and international humanitarian law.

vehicles (see annex VIII of S/2011/272), telecommunication and military material were being imported through Transit Interarmées for military use, thus representing a clear breach of the sanctions regime.

Representative of Jordan; Ellen Løj (Denmark), Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Liberia; Henry Anyidoho (Ghana), former Deputy Joint Special Representative in Darfur and former Deputy Force Commander of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda; and Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz (Brazil), former Force Commander of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti and currently Deputy Commander of Ground Operations for the Brazilian Army.

among the more proactive in pushing forward the reforms.

of Economic Regulation, the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Migration, the Ministry of Social Security, the Ministry of Education and Science, the National Agency for Social Security, the National Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry and the National Agency for Culture.

meeting, to President Kabila, the proposals of the technical assessment mission outlined above with regard to the progressive drawdown of the MONUC force in four phases over a period of three years; the list of critical tasks that would need to be accomplished in keeping with paragraph 2 of resolution 1906 (2009); and specific areas in which the United Nations could support the implementation of the Government’s plans for addressing the ongoing conflicts in the east, security sector reform, building the capacity of policing, judicial and correctional institutions, and peacebuilding and consolidation.

treasury, and customs and tax officers, thereby making it possible to restore public authority throughout the national territory.

and international arms dealers.

to all the relevant Government bodies and work is underway to formulate individual Standard Operating Procedures in relation to the tasks and responsibilities that have been assigned in order to make the National Terrorism Response Plan complete.

Republic, the Head of Government, the Minister of Justice, the then Speaker of Parliament, the head of the fifth military region, the presidents of the two human rights leagues and the Ombudsman.

activities are defensive in nature and conducted in a professional manner with no threat to public safety or the environment.

Ministry of Defence and the Austrian Society for the Protection of Cultural Property, held in Klagenfurt (Austria) in October 1999, aimed at harmonizing cooperation on the protection of cultural property during theoretical and practical defensive operations between military professionals and reservists with cultural property protection background.

and Natural Disaster Management, the Ministry for Information Technologies and Communication, the Federal Geodesy and Cartography Agency, the Federal Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring Service and other clients and users of space information and services.

complex subject matter and/or conditions for supply, at the same time requiring measures for the protection of classified information.

of the Optional Protocol, as part of Israel’s broader commitment to children’s rights in general.

and other partners), to put together a teaching aid in the form of a handbook entitled “Defence in the service of peace” for secondary-school teachers in France.

that ―pays social security‖ and he remains unemployed and under pressure due to the lawsuits that have been launched against him.

The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, The Ministry of Justice, The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, The Ministry of the Interior, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Ministry of Health, The Ministry of Agriculture, The Ministry of Environment, The Czech Statistic Office and the Ombudsman Office.

Reform and Justice; members of the Parliament (African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde and Social Renewal Party), as well as representatives of the international community based in Bissau, the United Nations country team, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the African Development Bank and civil society.

their common border free of mines and that this effort will allow for the construction of a new border crossing.

jails in response to demands to end humiliating measures, has led Palestinian prisoners to begin a hunger strike in at least 20 Israeli prisons and detention centres.

anti-personnel mines for the purpose of training of a Byelorussian demining unit to prepare for participation in international humanitarian demining operations.