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to the gendarmerie had beaten them, but who had either not asked to see a doctor, or had not been provided with access to a doctor.

government; (b) build a diversified, robust and dynamic economy necessary to reduce poverty; (c) reduce unemployment and thereby enhance economic production; (d) resolve the land question which holds the key for maintaining national stability, and increase equitable exploitation of natural resources; (e) improve nutritional status of the citizens; (f) proactively seek innovative solutions to address the issues of health, in particular the HIV/AIDS pandemic; and (g) most importantly, involve women in decision-making in all affairs of Government.

are encumbered by female staff.

Public Information and the ePublic Affairs Section of DPKO in the Office of the UnderSecretary-General to encourage understanding at both the mission and international levels of the contribution made by police to the rule of law; to promote better understanding of the evolving role of police, which would contribute to improved communication with Member States, in particular police-contributing countries; and to assist in addressing the vacancies in peacekeeping operations and reaching the target of 20 per cent female representation in the United Nations police, and thereby advance the implementation of the Division’s strategic initiatives.

of the presidential note contained in document S/2006/507, a legal instrument that has become the document of reference for this topic, filling, to some extent, the gap in the Security Council’s rules of procedures.

approach to solve the situation is gradual policy adjustment by a strong central government on the basis of internal stability, not liberal democracy or federalism and certainly not regime change.

could afford to buy food there.

its inception in the 1990s by becoming an integral part of the core ESCAP agenda of inclusive and sustainable economic and social development.

elaborated on in previous reports, such as the limited access to humanitarian assistance by people in need of food, water and medical supplies; attacks on humanitarian personnel, health centres and ambulances transporting the wounded to such centres; the kidnapping of humanitarian workers; the difficult situation faced by migrant workers and their families in situations of conflict; and the theft of equipment and provisions intended to be used for humanitarian assistance.

at the international and regional ozone meetings.

industry which tends to lag economic trends, both negative and positive.

stimulants; (b) the lack of the need to provide pharmacological therapy because opioid dependence is not a prevalent national problem; (c) the lack of appropriate legislation in the Member State to make the long-lasting pharmacological substances available; or (d) a combination of the above.

a society of simplicity, fairness, justice and solidarity living in harmony with its environment and its culture, enjoying a controlled modernity in which the rule of law, the freedoms of association and expression, and the country’s development are firmly in place, within a modern, strong, dynamic, competitive and open economy embracing the whole of the territory, one in which all of the people’s basic needs are satisfied and managed by a strong unitary State, the guardian of the general interest, a State which has undergone extensive devolution and decentralization.