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Accordingly, he concluded that, since the detained persons could be considered neither suspects nor accused persons before the Tribunal, they must be released.

He appreciated the importance accorded to the meeting, exemplified by the large number of participating ministers and secretaries of agriculture.

UNESCO also promotes a society without stigma and discrimination against HIV/AIDS affected patients and families through cultural approaches and training of broadcasters.

It is a fact, as significant as it is deplorable, that of the 10,359 inventions shown to have been made abroad during the last twelve months, but forty-two have been patented in the US.

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Aid programmes therefore need to be sensitive both to conflict and to the responsibility to protect.

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Unfortunately, this role has too often either not been accorded to the institution or been neglected or given a low priority by it.

Coming back to the Government's extension of the concession on ULSD, as I said at the beginning of my speech, I feel both helpless and disappointed.

Given the trend towards rapid urbanization, especially in the developing world, sustainable and inclusive cities were needed, but it was also important to address both the opportunities and the challenges of urbanization in development strategies.

For example UNESCO world heritage can be seen both as a “public good” and as a vehicle for “intercultural exchange”; oceanographic research as a way of “managing the commons” and of reducing “competition for scarce resources”; the tsunami warning system as a “global public good”; and promoting press freedom and the EFA Global Monitoring Report are examples of “socio-economic inclusion” and advocating “social justice”.

He noted that racism was a difficult and sensitive issue, as witnessed by the reticence of every region except Africa to assume the complex role of Chairperson of the Ad Hoc Committee.

Interfaith noted that the Khmer Krom, upon arrival from a neighbouring country into Cambodia, were treated neither as citizens nor as refugees, rarely granted identity papers, forced to change their names and asked to provide impossible documentation such as Cambodian birth certificates.

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The precautionary and ecosystem approaches were considered innovative and modern when introduced in 1995 in the Fish Stocks Agreement.

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The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela believes that this paragraph neither represents nor grants the group of interested States with a formal General Assembly mandate — nor can it be interpreted as doing so — to develop cooperation and assistance programmes in the context of the Programme of Action, given the group’s informal nature and the fact that it works outside the framework of the United Nations.

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