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The majority of border watch posts have been transformed into mountain huts, recreation centres for disabled children, or cultural centres in border areas.

As for the other one, it is proposed to be built on Huangmao Island, but it is still under planning.

This puts Hong Kong at the forefront of the demutualization game worldwide and has much enhanced our position as an international financial centre.

[...] [...] destroying their land, uprooting their fruit trees, [...] [...]

A vote in favour would only serve as an encouragement to Israel as it continued to uproot the olive trees whose very branches were a symbol of peace.

On 6 and 7 February, settlers uprooted trees in the village of Qaryut and more than 25 olive trees recently planted in Beit Ummar.

[...] occupying forces uprooted olive trees in [...] [...]

In addition, on Sunday, 23 January 2011, Israeli bulldozers destroyed more Palestinian agricultural land, uprooting olive trees and dozens of grapevines and almond trees in the town of Al Khader, south of Bethlehem, for the purpose of expanding a Jewish-only bypass road to serve the illegal settlement of “Daniel” nearby.

[...] [...] civilians and uprooting olive trees.

[...] [...] infrastructure, uprooting trees, bulldozing [...] [...]

The Fandiyaaru had influence in the political and social affairs of the Republic.

The discussions focused on two propositions from the participants: (a) a “constitutional transition” envisaging restoring constitutional order through the appointment of the current Interim President of the National Assembly as Interim President, the nomination by PAIGC of a Prime Minister other than Prime Minister Gomes Júnior, and the formation of a Government inclusive of all parties; and (b) a “non-constitutional transition” involving the dissolution of the National Assembly and the creation of a National Transitional Council, the appointment of a Transitional President and the formation of a National Unity Government led by a Transitional Prime Minister.

I am pleased to report that in three cases — the Đorđević case, the Stanišić and Simatović case, and the Stanišić and Župljanin case — the estimates from the last report (S/2010/413) have been maintained.

They have also helped to identify the main expectations of users in terms of coherence, quality of content and multilingualism, and have also enabled UNESCO to take its place among the leading group of institutions seeking to make more extensive use of the web and the possibilities offered by the Internet in carrying out their activities.

Indeed, in the general ranking of Transparency International, Qatar is ranked high among all countries in the fight against corruption, and it has placed first among Arab countries.

[...] [...] including the uprooting of thousands [...]

Panellists included Mr. Rob Davies, Minister of Trade and Industry, South Africa; Mr. Philippe Egger of the International Labour Organization (ILO); Ms. Nila Moeloek, Special Envoy on MDGs of the President of the Republic of Indonesia; Mr. Richard KozulWright, Officer-in-Charge of UNCTAD’s Economic Cooperation and Integration Unit; Mr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, Chair of the United Nations Global Alliance for ICT and Development (GAID); Mr. David Nabarro, United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative on Food Security and Nutrition; and Mr. Martin Khor, Executive Director of the South Centre.

Moreover, the Agreement states that the current civil and military justice system, and the current military hierarchy, will be maintained, and explains that the coup d’état of 12 April was triggered by a letter dated 9 April sent to me by Mr. Carlos Gomes Júnior, in his capacity as Prime Minister (S/2012/254, annex II), in which he requested that the Security Council consider the possibility of deploying a peacekeeping force to Guinea-Bissau.

[...] Palestinian trees being uprooted.

(Kazakhstan) ( spoke in Russian): First, allow me to note the importance of this event marking the end of the International Year of Human Rights Learning, which has sought to promote the expansion of efforts to teach and advocate for human rights.

[...] [...] Philip, the Duke of Anjou and the grandson [...]

Local authorities have been allocated [...] [...]

[...] [...] orders for a school, access roads, tents, mud [...] [...]

[...] [...] improving the selection process and [...] [...]

The Secretary-General states, however, that there is need for a comprehensive mobility policy that distributes the burden of peacekeeping equitably across the entire global Secretariat workforce; greater and more equitable job security for highperforming field staff; and a reconsideration of the current practice of the Secretariat to use the same process to select staff members for lateral reassignment, movement to a higher grade level and the recruitment qualified external candidates (A/66/679, para. 69).