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External sources (not reviewed)

of 10 October 1990 (A/45/435) or other relevant measures, in order to move towards the establishment of a nuclearweapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East.

cooperation) of the United Nations Convention against Corruption1 and during the second cycle the implementation of chapters II (Preventive measures) and V (Asset recovery) of the Convention.

of property and assistance for the full integration of the returnees into their communities, including restoring their rights to land property and compensating them for the damages and losses caused by the conflict.

22 “right to organise and participate at meetings” of the Law on trade unions No. 1129-XIV from 07.07.2000, developed with the purpose to protect the rights of the members of a trade union and the rights of the trade unions.

following fundamental rights: right to life; right to dignity of human person; right to personal liberty; right to fair hearing; right to private and family life; right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; right to freedom of expression and the press; right to peaceful assembly and association; right to freedom of movement; right to freedom from discrimination; right to acquire and own immovable property anywhere in Nigeria; right to prompt compensation and of access to justice for determination of interest in any movable or immovable property compulsorily acquired by government for public purposes in the best interest of the public; right of access to justice, including legal and financial aid to indigent citizens, etc.

development of recommendations of the Legal Subcommittee, the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space or the General Assembly.

the interests of the Organization: the desire for continuity in the application of jurisprudence of the former United Nations Administrative Tribunal; the scope of the Secretary-General’s discretion; harmonization of proceedings before the Dispute Tribunal; and issues regarding the interpretation of the statutes and rules of procedure of the Dispute and Appeals Tribunals.

exchanges among countries, information analysis in direct response to COP requirements, South–South cooperation platforms, etc., with a focus on strategic programme advisory services and information dissemination activities.

of the Parties, felt that it was preferable to avoid going into detail, and to leave the Committee to define the priority articles.

concerning geographical representation and gender balance; it was not fair for candidates to be selected from an overrepresented Member State while there were 16 unrepresented and 17 underrepresented Member States.

of the Standing Committee as well as its composition and working modalities.

overriding public need, and in terms of their extent of reclamation.

policies of its members with a view to harmonization, and reviewing existing ethics training programmes.

rules of procedure for the Conference (see chapter V below).

bureaus (EPBs) the responsibilities of environmental monitoring, surveying and making sense of the current state of environmental quality and future trends of changes, and recommending measures for improving environmental quality (PRC Environmental Protection Law (for trial implementation) 1979).

for consideration by the CSI Vetting Committee and the Government.

States for internationally wrongful acts.24 An international organization may thus be held responsible if it aids or assists another organization or a State in committing an internationally wrongful act, or if it directs and controls another organization or a State in that commission, or else if it coerces another organization or a State to commit an act that would be, but for the coercion, an internationally wrongful act.

who attacks an aircraft or a ship for the purpose of taking possession thereof or whole or part of goods carried thereon, or assaulted one or more of its passengers or diverted its direction unnecessarily shall be sentenced to life imprisonment”.

the report of the Working Group.

Mishnah, has been added (comp. the gloss in the Wilna edition of the Talmud, p. 87b).

source for counterchecking, clarification and verification purposes.

Convention, which include provisions directly linked to prosecution functions, and is thus of relevance to prosecution services.

those offered by other international organizations not part of the common system, including IMF, the World Bank or the World Trade Organization, or by regional organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development or the European Union (EU), not to mention the private sector, would certainly show that the United Nations system is at some disadvantage in terms of what it can offer to the bright young professionals it wants to attract and retain.

the Parties at its seventeenth session.