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External sources (not reviewed)

of participation in decision-making and urged experts on these subjects to make written submissions.

Trust, a Nepal-based NGO); Pakistan – Aga Khan Rural Support Programme and the Chitral Association for Mountain Area Tourism (CAMAT); Tajikistan – ACTED (Agence d’Aide à la Coopération Technique et au Développement).

racial profiling, hate crimes, and facilitate their access to public services.

gatherers, and people with similar livelihoods.

secretariat of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee in Abyei; the establishment of a follow-up mechanism for the implementation of decisions of the Committee; the composition of the Joint Military Observer Committee and of the Joint Military Observer Teams; initial steps required for the formation of the Abyei Police Service; and the convening of “coexistence conferences” between the communities.

process as early as possible to avoid conflicts.

of the relationship between farmers and herders so as to ensure security, stability and development for all.

life which continues to inform the most modern political theory.

in Abyei town and other sensitive areas.

journey to the Sudan, which could create further problems at the border.

or rehousing programmes of other rural residents, in order to allow for meaningful consultations to take place with the affected communities, permitting parties to examine all available options, including recent strategies of sustainable management of marginal pastures

coexistence, often under very difficult conditions.

documentation or proof of long-term residency in electoral districts.

benefits arising from the agreement and scepticism about the ability of the signatory parties to implement it without the support of the major non-signatory movements.

crossborder security, small arms and light weapons, the link between the illegal exploitation of natural resources and conflict in Central Africa, human rights, in particular trafficking and child labour, and women and peace and security in the subregion.