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The Secretariat received official communication from the representative of the Government of France confirming that the funds remaining from the earlier RMP will be returned to this meeting.

As part of the same Israeli policy that flouts all relevant resolutions of international legitimacy, in particular resolution 497 (1981), which provides that the Israeli decision to annex the Syrian Golan is null and void and has no legal effect, Israel is continuing to refuse to return the occupied Syrian Golan to its motherland, Syria, and is pursuing its settlement policies, terrorist actions, acts of racial discrimination, attempts to humiliate Syrian citizens, divide the occupied Syrian Golan and build a separation wall in the Golan east of the village of Majdal Shams.

[...] envisage conduct being simultaneously attributed to two or [...] [...]

On 1 February, in the framework of Iraq’s efforts to resolve outstanding issues with Kuwait, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs published an announcement requesting that Iraqi citizens possessing documents or any other Kuwaiti property seized by the former regime during the occupation of Kuwait in 1990 deliver them to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in order that they be returned to Kuwait.

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[...] all questions of attribution of conduct to States are nevertheless within the scope of the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts, and should therefore not be considered anew, some aspects of attribution of conduct to either a State or an international organization will be further elucidated in the discussion of attribution of conduct to international [...]

After decades of neglect, work has begun to exhume the remains of victims of enforced disappearances committed during the past military dictatorship, and to return the remains of those persons to their families.

Most Member States felt that there was room for realizing further efficiency gains by enhancing the focus in programme implementation, adopting innovative working methods and the outsourcing of activities to national and regional institutions.

Decides that, for the purposes of the election of the members of the Committee at the present session, and given the special circumstances as provided for by Rule 15.2 of the Rules of Procedure, the 24 seats will be distributed among the electoral groups in accordance with the following exceptional arrangement: Group I (7); Group II (4); Group III (4); Group IV (2); Group V(a) (5); Group V(b) (2), it being understood that at the next ordinary session of the Conference of Parties one seat will be returned by Group I to Group IV, and one seat by group V(a) to Group V(b).

[...] [...] acts will regulate attribution of conduct to the State.

[...] should be reallocated to another agency, with [...]

[...] [...] acts will regulate attribution of conduct to the State.

[...] [...] (iii) the option of subsuming some of the working [...] [...]

On the subject of the Security Council giving mandates to investigate war crimes in the Balkans, I would like to reiterate that all of the war crimes that have been investigated were investigated under the auspices of the Security Council, and transferred to national courts of States Members of the United Nations only after agreement between those Member States and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, which was established by the Security Council.

Demands for decontamination and the return of the land to the people of Puerto Rico remained on the agenda.

It also provided an opportunity to continue the discussions initiated at UNESCO on the subject of improving the operation of the Committee and its mandate, particularly during the debate on “Memory and universality: new challenges for museums” (5 February 2007) and, above all, the Athens international conference on 17 and 18 March 2008 on “The return of cultural property to its countries of origin”.

[...] [...] objects and to return them to Afghanistan when [...]

UNMIL will continue to relocate some units currently accommodated in Government buildings so that those buildings can be returned to national and local authorities.

Health workers with advanced communication abilities, able to use techniques to effect behavioural change and to educate patients, and who have counselling skills are needed the world over to provide care for chronic conditions.19 Task shifting, whereby highly skilled personnel delegate health-care tasks to less skilled workers who can master them, is also necessary, particularly when, with sufficient supervision and support, volunteers or community health workers can perform those tasks effectively.

Clearly, the specialized offices of the Organization must continue providing assistance to update and adapt the legislative basis at the regional and federal level in order to categorize piracy as a serious crime and draft a code of criminal procedure that meets international standards of due process.

For example, practitioners may move between publicly- and privatelyfunded – or indeed paid and unpaid – work on a weekly basis, making it very difficult to position them in the public or private domain.

[...] [...] companies which have delegated their obligations.

[...] include those on resource management and their allocation to specific groups, [...] [...]

These services should be provided by civilian and not military authorities and should neither replace nor delay the fulfilment of the State’s primary obligation, namely the return of territory and due compensation for the damage incurred.

The representative of the Secretariat explained that, upon transfer of the project, Belgium had made a cash transfer to UNDP, which the implementing agency had placed in an interest-bearing account and that, based on their agreement, the interest should be returned to the Fund.

Concerning Afghanistan, agreements were reached with several institutions to hold and preserve expatriated cultural property for its eventual return to Afghanistan when the situation permits and public awareness of the threat to Afghan cultural heritage was raised by extensive cooperation between the Division of Cultural Heritage and the media.