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In paragraph 9, the Assembly stressed that “such practices fuel contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and contribute to the spread and multiplication of various extremist political parties, movements and groups, including neo-Nazis and skinhead groups” and emphasized, in paragraph 10, “the need to take the measures necessary to put an end to the practices described above”.

The Criminal Code defines responsibility for crimes of a terrorist nature, the instigation of national, racial, religious or inter-confessional hatred, the acquisition, possession, transport or dispatch of extremist materials with a view to disseminating or preparing to disseminate them, and the intentional use of symbols or attributes of extremist organizations.

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As a result, much of this materiel is still lying around and is often unsecured.

[...] facilities would be scattered within WKCD and integrated [...] [...]

[...] [...] preventing the spread of harmful and [...]

d) Compile examples of Indonesian communities that have rejected extremist preaching to understand how the protests developed and how decisions were made with a view toward encouraging similar stands in other areas.

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In particular it gave a strong boost to the use of technological protection by making it illegal to circumvent technological protection used by publishers, or to develop or distribute devices that do so.

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UNESCO should therefore focus on core issues of major importance, exercise its convening power and role as global policy driver, drop the mass of minor endeavours which lack impact and distract effort, and more fully realize its potential for increased effectiveness both through use of in-house and field resources and through mobilization and coordination of its large array of distributed badged facilities, groups and networks externally resourced by countries.

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(e ) Contributing to the prevention of human rights violations and abuses and to the combating and eradication of all forms of discrimination, racism, stereotyping and incitement to hatred, and the harmful attitudes and prejudices that underlie them.

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[...] [...] have issued yet another series of outrageous statements, which called for the destruction of Israel and spread the vile anti-Semitism [...]

[...] [...] thereby reducing the proliferation of tanks on the [...]

If a person publicly offends or disrespects the national symbols through words, gestures, writing or any other means of communication with the public, such person is criminally responsible under article 9 of Law 5/1999.

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In addition, there will be issues of how to respond when nations attempt to take legal jurisdiction over foreign servers in order to affect the way these servers distribute information over the Internet.

[...] [...] hateful opinions spread by the media, as [...]

In spite of the establishment of a number of permanent towns for the Bedouins, about 63,000 Bedouins (35%) still choose to live in illegal clusters of buildings throughout the Negev, ignoring the planning procedure of the planning authorities in Israel.