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External sources (not reviewed)

at present is tilted in favour of developed countries.

unable to implement laws that protect women’s rights.

rapid expansion of OHCHR and its field presences, staff deployment, the increased number of peace missions mandated by the Security Council and the requirements of the United Nations country teams had had a bearing on OHCHR decisions on field strategy; (c) to consider that States are primarily responsible for follow-up to the recommendations of human rights mechanisms, while the role of OHCHR lies in the provision of assistance to States, taking also into account the increase in the number of treaties and recommendations; (d) to acknowledge existing partnerships, although OHCHR recognizes that improvements are required in humanitarian contexts, and to improve internal coordination, communication and work processes, through an organizational effectiveness programme.

Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Momen; and the joint statement of the Chairs of the country-specific configurations for Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Burundi, read by His Excellency Ambassador Jan Grauls, Permanent Representative of Belgium.

while capitalizing on the very real and substantial efforts an increasing number of countries are making to ensure that data of quality are available in a timely manner for national policy-making and decisiontaking.

and the papers we commissioned, helped us in identifying the available evidence, which we then carefully evaluated.

be granted over essential goods, and that there is more to be gained by encouraging free access to foreign technology, than by potentially stimulating invention in domestic industry.

a political nature; such declarations might constitute a third category of interpretative declarations.

method, also calls his studio a laboratory, and frequently proceeds with his own large-scale projects among the high mountains in Switzerland.

a cross-bureaux strategy for civil society and civic engagement, with an emphasis on promoting citizen action and social accountability.

but also functional, one identity versus many departments, conducting research and combining administration, local presence but also global identity.

President’s efforts on the ISU agreement and ISU funding model.

representatives from the Central African Republic, Poland, Gabon, South Africa, France, Japan, the International Organization of la Francophonie and the Peacebuilding Support Office.