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products as far as the sea and store them securely; to circulate their goods without restrictions; to exploit fully those sectors where they had a competitive advantage; to benefit from the opportunities offered by their full participation in global trade; and, lastly, to participate in, and enjoy all the benefits of, globalization, thereby escaping from the poverty imposed on them by the geographical situation of their country.

to any such deportation by Israel; reaffirmed the applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention to all the Palestinian territories occupied by Israel since 1967, including Jerusalem, and affirmed that deportation of civilians constitutes a contravention of obligations under the Convention; reaffirmed the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Lebanon; demanded that Israel ensure the safe and immediate return to the occupied territories of all those deported; and requested the Secretary-General to consider dispatching a representative to the area to follow up with the Israeli Government with regard to this serious situation and to report to the Security Council.

and its imposition of its laws and administration on the occupied Syrian Golan had adverse consequences for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of its people, young and old, individuals and families alike.

the surprising quantity of carbon in the deep, dark Earth beyond photosynthesis.

resulting from the use of force, crimes of genocide, illegal intervention and more than 60 wars on different continents, including the wars in Grenada, Korea, Panama, Somalia, Suez, Viet Nam and the former Yugoslavia, as well as the current war in Iraq in its various aspects and the war in Afghanistan.

rubble and destruction of this prolonged conflict.

sought to breach the Blue Line and infiltrate into Israel using violence, including by throwing large objects and through other dangerous means.

of illegal fishing and other illicit products have been seized.

along the Liberian border with Côte d’Ivoire, and that those weapons caches remain accessible to Liberian mercenary commanders (S/2011/757, para. 86).

for the Framework Convention climate change mitigation and adaptation funds and others.

the Assistant Director-General for Culture) were organized by BPI.

will be accepted in other lands.

but were still unable to do so.

regarding a wide range of matters concerning the Convention.

thus accessing food, water and basic goods for at least two days.

and defence missile systems in other countries and training the air forces of those countries to deliver these weapons in the framework of military alliances, which are violations of the Treaty confessed to in the new United States Nuclear Posture Review, and by transferring nuclear technology and materials to the non-parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons whose nuclear facilities are operating outside IAEA full-scope safeguards monitoring, the United States is in non-compliance with article I of the Treaty, which stipulates that each nuclear-weapon State party to the Treaty undertakes not to transfer to any recipient whatsoever nuclear weapons, and with article VI, which sets out the complete disarmament commitments of the nuclear-weapon States.

or implementing renewable energy policies and planning frameworks linked to efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.