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the ongoing political process towards lasting peace and stability in Darfur (see annex).

which includes civilian and military actors, fully respects the precautionary approach and the “do no harm” principle, securing the humanitarian space necessary to assist civilians.

of a 8 step gradation for employees of the production sector of economy and the Single Grades Remuneration System for the employees of the budgetary institution by setting remuneration grades for each remuneration category to ensure differentiation of employees’ remuneration according to individual performance and setting remuneration to persons with public responsibilities on the basis of monthly allowances as the only form of remuneration, state regulation of remuneration through the means of social dialogue.

which Nicaragua has full, absolute and unquestionable sovereignty, as was recognized by the ruling.

January 2009, under the Constitution of Turkmenistan and the Constitutional Act on the Permanent Neutrality of Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan shall recognize the primacy of the universally recognized standards and principles of international law, of the United Nations and of its decisions and, in its foreign policy, shall abide by the principles of permanent positive neutrality, respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other States and the inviolability of their borders, non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries, non-use of force and non-participation in military blocs and alliances and the furthering of peaceful, friendly and mutually beneficial relations with other countries of the region and all over the world.

permitted the drafting of laws and regulations on the reform of the security sector (national defence policy, statute for members of the armed forces, code of military justice, code of conduct for members of the armed forces, special statutes for the national police, civil protection officers and customs officers, decree establishing a corps of conservation officers for biological diversity and protected areas, etc.).

categories of the population instead of allowances and an increase in the amount of State aid by 25 per cent on average.

public recognition and support to human rights defenders, sanction those who make unsubstantiated allegations against human rights defenders, strengthen the protection programme and investigate and punish crimes against human rights defenders.

of amendments and addenda to the Courts Act, the courts have been specialized to permit separate consideration of civil or criminal cases.

of International Human Rights Obligations, which would prepare reports, draft Government positions, implement judgements and recommendations of inter-American and United Nations human rights bodies, and coordinate national actions to meet international obligations.

treated primarily as perpetrators rather than victims, with some of them having been sentenced to death.

attempts at a satisfactory resolution — puts at risk the critical financing needed to implement the Government’s prioritized development agenda and the existing commitments to increasingly provide donor funding through the Government budget.

liability; therefore, the general rules on liability contained in the Commercial Act and the contractual provisions contained in the Service Agreement define the liability regime relating to the use of electronic bills of lading.

including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (see A/64/787).