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External sources (not reviewed)

an important first step in addressing the current political impasse.

review on the opportunity of developing a new policy on cultural tourism.

this week near the “Ofer” detention centre with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets, injuring at least 20 Palestinians.

private property and agricultural lands, and restrictions on access to fishing and other livelihood activities can only create more tension and bitterness and push back the possibility of realizing a durable peace.

movement of persons and goods such as food, medicine, fuel and other essential humanitarian supplies.

of health and educational institutions that are safe havens, as attacks on such safe havens are illegal.

connection between science, policymaking and policy coherence at the regional level; the proposed structure was workable with modifications and they were committed to working together to build that interface.

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widespread poverty among the population.

Environmentally Sound Technologies for the Integrated Management of Solid, Liquid and Hazardous Waste for SIDS in the Caribbean Region.

of life for the Palestinian civilian population, who continue to endure, inter alia, death, injury, dispossession and displacement at the hands of the occupying Power.

to freedom of expression and to peacefully protest against the occupation’s illegal oppression and subjugation.

had resulted in alarmingly high numbers of deaths, injuries, displacements and a poverty rate exceeding 65 per cent in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

to undermine the two-State solution, which Israel has repeatedly avowed and committed itself to.

to land, access to housing and access to natural resources (especially water resources).

post and three Local level posts under programme support.

and early warning systems to prevent and mitigate the effects of financial crises, and to mobilize foreign resources, and generate and allocate domestic resources for financing for development in the productive, social and environmental areas (A/66/6 (Sect. 21), table 21.18).

main partners being UNICEF, InterAmerican Development Bank, CARICOM, and the Van Leer Foundation); organizing in Kingston (Jamaica) the Caribbean launch of the Global Monitoring Report 2007, which focuses on early childhood education and care (this was a major media event which was retransmitted via videoconference in eight other Caribbean countries, along with interviews on major radio and television stations in Kingston); supporting the CARICOM Secretariat in developing regional minimum standards for early childhood education and care, which are expected to be endorsed by the Ministers of Education in 2007.

the various measures and practices mentioned above since the occupation began in 1967, in violation of the relevant Security Council resolutions and in grave breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention and other relevant provisions of international law.