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In addition, there is the atmospheric contamination problem, which can lead to a great deal of error if special care is not taken.

The General Committee may also wish to draw the attention of the Assembly to resolution 59/313, in which the Assembly invited Member States that are aligned with statements already made by the chair of a group of Member States, where possible, to focus additional interventions that they make in their national capacity on points that have not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the group in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position.

There was general agreement on the changes proposed by the Committee on Conferences, as reflected in E/AC.51/2010/CRP.1; the recommendations would form a good basis for revisions to the proposed strategic framework for the period 2012-2013, as they reflected the approach of the Committee to the work of the Department.

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Aware of the growing importance of ensuring appropriate global economic policies to sustain the dynamism of the region due to growing interdependence among economies, the Committee considers that it is necessary for the region to ensure that its voice is heard at global economic policymaking forums and therefore recommends that the secretariat continue the important work of facilitating the formation of a coordinated regional voice and bringing the Asia-Pacific perspective to relevant multilateral and intergovernmental forums, including G20 summits, through high-level consultations.

[...] [...] decisions and views under the individual communications procedure and followup on the implementation of the Committee’s views; (ii) one new [...] [...]

Reflecting on the need for effective early warning mechanisms to alert the international community to situations of concern involving minorities, the independent expert believes that the establishment of a global caucus could enhance efforts in this respect and improve timely provision of information on deteriorating situations.

The Subcommittee is conscious that its work [...] [...]

[...] consideration to the views of the Committee, together with its recommendations, if any, and shall submit to the Committee, within six months, a written response, including information on any action taken in the light of the views and recommendations [...]

The Security Council recognizes the needs of civilians under foreign occupation and stresses further, in this regard, the responsibilities of the occupying Power.

Aware that increasing populations, economic growth and adverse and volatile climatic conditions have increased the urgency of enhancing investment in the agricultural sector for the purpose of ensuring food security while also achieving poverty reduction and sustainability goals, the Committee recommends that growth opportunities be created simultaneously in other sectors of the economy in order to increase overall economic productivity and decrease disparities in income distribution.

(hh) Develop or strengthen policies and programmes to support the multiple roles of women in society, including in the fields of science and technology, in order to increase women’s and girls’ access to education, training, science and technology, while acknowledging the social significance of maternity and motherhood, parenting and the role of parents and other guardians in the upbringing of the children and caring for other family members, and ensure that such policies and programmes also promote shared responsibility of parents, women and men and society as a whole

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Examples from Member States reinforced the importance of socially relevant results, measures for objectives that take time to emerge, the independence of evaluations and of the information provided, and that quantitative targets might reduce quality if not also taken into account.

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Claiming that such resolutions were irrelevant was yet another assault, similar to the one carried out by the Prime Minister of Israel in the General Assembly, against the will of the international community, which had repeatedly tried to uphold international law and the principles for which the United Nations stood.

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(iv) In February, UNESCO contributed to the organization of an information session for the Latvian military troops leaving for Iraq (Military Camp of Babylon), to raise awareness on the importance of Iraqi cultural heritage, its specificity and the damage which may arise from military operations.

Moreover, introducing such a requirement only in respect of genetic resources and associated knowledge, would discriminate against other cases where patents may have been obtained as the result of illegal or unauthorised activities.

In paragraph 11 of its Views, the Committee [...] [...]

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I also recall His Excellency’s position on the same occasion concerning Tunisia’s categorical rejection of Israel’s schemes to alter the identity of Jerusalem and to forcefully displace its population, in particular in East Jerusalem, which it occupied in 1967 and seeks today to annex, in flagrant defiance of the will of the international community.

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