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By policy, the Government enforces compulsory primary education and the country is moving towards achieving universal access to secondary education.

The One United Nations Joint Programme is still a work in progress towards the [...] [...]

With regard to the restrictive measures concerning the freezing of funds and economic resources (articles 18 to 20 of resolution 1874 (2009)), Council Regulation (EU) No. 1283/2009 is fully implemented in Greece and applies to the freezing of funds and economic measures, as well as measures for financial institutions to exercise vigilance when transactions are executed with banks domiciled in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and their subsidiaries, branches and other financial entities outside the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

(h) With respect to UNEP’s progress report on the implementation of Executive Committee decision 66/15 in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, to note the progress report submitted by UNEP on the implementation of Executive Committee decision 66/15 on the institutional strengthening project for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

President Colom Caballeros( spoke in Spanish): For us, the Millennium Declaration of 2000 and its subsequent codification into the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) was one of the greatest achievements of the United Nations in terms of moving towards the great objective of promoting the economic and social progress of all peoples.

[...] [...] countries are moving towards elimination of [...] [...]

In the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Mongolia [...] [...]

In working towards these goals, UN-Women will provide support for training and professional education opportunities for women to continue to take on leadership roles and to work for change.

Unfortunately, in parallel with the positive dynamic of movement towards Euro-Atlantic [...] [...]

Pressure must be applied only in the direction of the flow arrow.

officer under the principal Regulation, and providing for procedures for the owner (or authorized agent of the owner) of the seized items to object to the proposed forfeiture.

[...] established in the Chaoyang Water Affairs Bureau.

The representative of UNEP said that the UNDP project office was expected to be back in operation shortly and that, in the meantime, other United Nations organizations with offices in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea could be used to distribute the funds.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) seems convinced that Myanmar is heading in the right direction and may soon confer upon it the leadership of the organisation for 2014.

The Six-Party Talks could be an effective mechanism only if North Korea took early and irreversible steps to return to compliance with the Treaty and took action to establish its credibility as a negotiating partner.

[...] [...] demarcation line is set in the West Sea of Korea, and fix [...]

(e) Implementation of human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea should be highlighted from the angle of prevention of abuses, protection of people’s rights and provision of remedies, interlinked with graduated measures from the United Nations system to ensure responsibility on the part of the authorities and to propel constructive changes.

Present efforts are in this direction, and it is in this spirit that the report of the Palestinian Independent Commission has focused on human rights violations, demonstrating in a fair and impartial manner its commitment to the rule of law in Palestine.

His country was also concerned by the situation in Zimbabwe, where speech continued to be suppressed, in Fiji, where a non-democratic government continued to curtail individual liberties, and in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, where the population suffered from a range of violations of their most basic rights.

France will continue to apply these measures until the authorities of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea take a significant step towards addressing the demands of the international community.

[...] [...] existence; that North Korea had developed [...] [...]

We also want to express our gratitude to the Swedish Government for its tireless consular services on the U.S. Government’s behalf in its role as our Protecting Power in North Korea.

All of that is geared to making headway towards being able to transfer all our responsibilities — and I underline again that this is mandated by resolution 1701 (2006) — to the Lebanese Armed Forces.

Some States have already declared their interest in becoming a party to the Convention and are making legislative steps in that direction, in particular, by preparing and adopting the necessary implementing legislation.

Taking note of the concluding observations of the treaty-monitoring bodies under the four treaties to which the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is a party, the most recent of which were given by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in January 2009,4 Noting with appreciation the collaboration established between the Government of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the United Nations Children’s Fund and the World Health Organization in order to improve the health situation in the country, and the collaboration established with the United Nations Children’s Fund in order to improve the quality of education for children, Noting the decision on the resumption, on a modest scale, of the activities of the United Nations Development Programme in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and encouraging the engagement of the Government with the international community to ensure that the programmes benefit the persons in need of assistance

While the international community anticipates ever more steadfast and ambitious steps towards the consolidation of an effective, stable and viable State within its internationally recognized borders, as foreseen in the Dayton Peace Accords, we are faced with a political system that is deadlocked, with a disturbing increase in nationalist and divisive rhetoric, including calls for the establishment of a third entity.

Without this, it remains most doubtful that the co-operative relationship between the two places will be steered in the right direction as it takes now.

Sustainable development was a major national policy choice of his Government, which had long been moving in that direction, even before the 1992 Earth Summit; the environment was a key concern in that policy, as reflected in increased investments in environmental protection, efforts to combat desertification and rationalization of energy consumption.