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We recognize and contribute to the goal of the Conference to strengthen and further invigorate South-South cooperation.

[...] [...] Student Movement for the United Nations.

Support to policy-making, capacity-building and advocacy, has been the mode of the Office involvement.

For all these reasons, we believe that Taiwan serves as an excellent model for all those countries that seek to embrace democracy, human rights and the norms and values of our international community.

Where they were not yet present, they should be encouraged to support the development agenda and uphold the international community’s shared values and vision of progress.

After the National Resistance Movement (NRM) seized power in 1986, Museveni also seemed at first to put the country on a more inclusive path, to restore civilian control, rule of law and economic growth.

[...] [...] strengthening constituencies for peace [...] [...]

IUSY stands for freedom and human rights, social justice and equality at all levels in society and in all aspects of life and against any form of discrimination, for democracy and against any form of totalitarianism, authoritarianism, populism and dictatorship, and for the right to self-determination, liberty and freedom of expression for all peoples, universal solidarity and political solutions to problems.

[...] dedicated to embracing Robert Schuman’s [...] [...]

Moreover, it was felt that, in order to heighten UNESCO programme delivery at the global, regional and country levels, mobilization of the broader UNESCO constituency (e.g. category 2 centres, national committees of the Intergovernmental Science Programmes [ISP], UNESCO Chairs, Clubs, Associations and Associated Schools) would be critical, particularly within the general context of United Nations reform.

[...] patient and policy advocates, as well as [...]

From the outset, we wish to stress that, in the context of taking a comprehensive approach to and with the objective of ensuring success in peacekeeping, United Nations peacekeeping operations should be accompanied by a parallel and inclusive peace process that is well planned, carefully designed and supported by the consent and adherence of the parties concerned.

The fourth Special Rapporteur on the law of treaties, a convert to the flexible system, expressly made the sovereign right of States to formulate reservations subject to certain conditions of permissibility.

More broadly, it is essential that the Haitian leadership continue to embrace a collaborative approach and that it be prepared to take decisions and implement them in a timely manner; without this, the country cannot hope to address longer-term issues, including a possible review of problematic provisions of the 1987 Constitution.

With regard to the death penalty, once the initiative of the President of the Government has been defined, it will be a priority for the other EU members to support it, focusing especially on the execution of minors or of persons with disabilities, so as to obtain its abolition in those two concrete instances and a universal moratorium in all other instances (always with a view to the medium term).

Although the sensitive nature of many peace negotiations requires a high degree of confidentiality, Switzerland suggests that negotiation processes should be as transparent as possible in order to gain the support of the constituencies and to build trust between the parties engaged in a conflict.

Fatima Gailani is an outspoken champion of women’s rights and democracy, known for speaking out against the ongoing violence in Afghanistan.

The Declaration was inspired by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt who so admired AKA's vigorous advocacy and passion for speaking out against human rights violations that she accepted honorary membership into the Sorority.

I want to give love to the world,   so, deliberately I embrace  and promote  peace.

This high-level understanding needs to be translated into activities – the role of ‘champions’ or strong and committed leaders at each level is critical for ensuring the concepts are put into practice.

[...] [...] activities of the United Nations Association of Belarus and the Interuniversity [...] [...]

[...] [...] never compelled to espouse Scotism.

Fijians embraced their independence, [...] [...]

Despite the challenges facing its members, CARICOM remained firmly committed to the multilateral process and many of its members were parties to the various international conventions and protocols concerning terrorism, drug control and crime prevention.

France, which remains committed to the reservations regime enshrined in the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, welcomes the Commission’s decision to take that regime as a model and address its shortcomings without calling it into question; indeed, the Vienna regime seems to lend itself to all types of treaties, irrespective of their object or purpose, including human rights treaties.

According to reports from foreigners living in the country, religious organizations, and NGOs, including the China Aid Association, a religious freedom advocacy group, the Government expelled as many as 100 foreign Christians from the United States, Australia, Canada, Israel, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, and South Korea in the spring of 2007.

A citizen's juries could be formed to hear the position of the Maasai presented by NGO and advocacy groups, along with views from hydrologists, industry bodies and local government and national government.