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The Garga’s story is just one of an increasing number UNICEF is receiving where children are held for ransom or used as child soldiers.

Although there was a decline in the number of child abductions prior to the earthquake owing to the arrest of armed elements and gang leaders involved in child abduction by the Haitian National Police in close cooperation with the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) (89 cases in 2008; 21 cases in 2009), the numbers increased slightly in 2010, with 27 children (including 13 girls) abducted for ransom or for assault, including by armed elements, predominantly in Port-au-Prince.

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(g) To ensure that the Travel and Transportation Section properly performs its contract management role by monitoring the performance of air travel vendors and their full compliance with contract provisions, including the provision of all information requested by United Nations management entities and oversight bodies.

This may involve asking you for certain identification details, although these cannot be added to the credit reporter’s database without your consent.

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In the meantime, all the information is available upon request to the NGO section.

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When police officers, prison administration staff, judicial civil servants, judges, public prosecutors and lawyers approach individuals deprived of their liberty varyingly, depending on whether or not bribes or other irregular payments or favours have been received, then the whole system of guarantees becomes devoid of any content, empty and meaningless; it renders defenceless all those who cannot or refuse to pay the amounts that are asked from them and in turn further reduces the credibility of the entire system of administration of justice.

UNICEF correspondent Guy Degen reports on two children in CAR who were kidnapped and held for ransom in CAR.

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This includes servicing the strong demand from developing countries and LDCs for public outreach and educational materials, as well as for advice in conducting national IP awareness-raising campaigns.

[...] [...] processing of property claims filed by IDPs [...] [...]

In any case, there is a need for restraint in demanding supplementary information, since the more detail that is required to be included the greater the risk of registrant error and privacy concerns.

Not being in a position to consider and act upon such information without reopening its dialogue with a State party (except in cases specifically addressed in concluding observations), the Committee will consider and act upon the information received from sources other than a State party only in cases where such information has been specifically requested in its concluding observations.

If a government official or employee requests or demands any such benefit, report this immediately to any of the resources listed at the end of the Code.

(f) If the information requested in accordance with (b) and (c) above is not provided by the specified date, or is patently unsatisfactory, the Chairperson, in consultation with the members of the Bureau, could be authorized to follow up the matter with the State party.

As stated, authorities of my country, at both the State and entity levels, have responded promptly and adequately to all the requests for documents and access to Government archives.

Ask for a sample of similar work that the provider has done for others, resumes of the personnel who will be performing the work, and client references.

These files are scheduled to be closed during the first quarter of 2010, with the exception of the contract for the architectural and engineering team, for which UNESCO, based on the contractual obligations, is contesting the amounts requested by the company.

In view of the delays on the part of Sea Launch, the Group has filed the Claim for a refund of the amount paid by the Group under the Old Sea Launch Contract.

Since the start of the program in 1975, until the end of July 2001, almost 15,000 search requests have been processed free of charge from over 90 developing countries and 14 intergovernmental organizations and countries in transition.

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It supported Burkina Faso’s request for appropriate international community and Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights technical assistance in consolidating human rights advancement on the ground.

The Subcommittee also urges the State to implement the necessary measures to prevent detainees from being forced to pay arbitrary fines to law enforcement officers in order to avoid being subjected to unnecessary detention in police stations.

Reference is made to the announcement dated 26 June 2009 of the Company relating to a claim (the "Claim") made by the Group to Sea Launch Limited Partnership ("Sea Launch") for a refund of a total sum of US$31.5 million (equivalent to approximately HK$245.7 million) paid by the Group to Sea Launch under an old launch contract dated 8 May 2006 (the “Old Sea Launch Contract”), and the filing of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition by Sea Launch in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware (the "Bankruptcy Court") for reorganisation under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code (the “Sea Launch Reorganisation”).