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In his response to the debate, ADG/BSP expressed his appreciation for the manysupportive comments given to the document and assured delegates of the firm commitment of the Organization towards the two global priorities, Africa and gender equality.

The 2001 report of the Secretary-General on the prevention of armed conflict (S/2001/574 and Corr.1) went a step further in recognizing the critical importance of prevention by acknowledgingthat “the primary responsibility for conflict prevention rests with national Governments and other local actors” and “The role of the United Nations is principally to assist national Governments and their local counterparts in finding solutions to their problems by offering support for the development of national and regional capacities for early warning, conflict prevention and long-term peacebuilding.

As regards possible grounds for invocation, the State of the official invoking immunity was not obliged to provide grounds for immunity other than to assert that the person in question was its official and enjoyed immunity having acted in an official capacity or that the person in question was its official who enjoyed immunity ratione personae since he occupied a high-level post which, in addition to participation in international relations, required the performance of functions that were important for ensuring that State’s sovereignty.

In my opinion, therefore, if the Government fails to conduct a territory-wide occupancy survey, grasp the crux of the problem and, at the same time, devise a set of comprehensive measures and strategy to cope with the situation, this problem will certainly become a time bomb in 10 to 20 years' time.

Fifth, global economic interdependence — the existence of which had been reaffirmed by the recent crises and their global impact — called for greater coherence between the national, regional and international levels, between developed and developing countries, and between trade, financial, monetary, technological and development cooperation policies.

No doubt this is an operational matter between the public hospitals, and with the networking between the various public hospitals in the Hospital Authority, this will be an operational matter between the hospitals andIshall certainly ask the Hospital Authority to improve their operational arrangements.

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Nevertheless, it can certainly be affirmed that it afforded a unique opportunity to raise awareness of this sad chapter of human history.

Concerning the presence of post-embargo produced ammunition in Darfur, SAF explained that such materiel musthave been trafficked into Darfur by rebel movements eitherfrom neighbouring countries or following the materiel’s capture in attacks on SAF camps outside Darfur or on police forces that used the same weapons and ammunition as SAF.

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Membersrecognized the work done and applauded the innovative approach takenby the Secretariat, the World Bank and the Government of Thailand to respond to the concerns raised at previous meetings, particularly the emphasis on emerging alternatives and the resulting improved overall climate impact of the proposal.

Whereas setting out the right to legal aid was certainly part of the progressive development of international law, the right to translation and interpretation was indisputably established, in the view of the Special Rapporteur, if only as a general principle of the law.

Free, prior and informed consent has been explicitlyaffirmed inthe United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in relation to the relocation of indigenous peoples from their lands and territories (article 10); redress with respect to the appropriation of their cultural, intellectual, religious and spiritual property (article 11, paragraph 2); obtaining such consent before adopting and implementing legislative and administrative measures that may affect indigenous peoples (article 19); redress for their lands or resources taken without their consent (article 28, paragraph 1); disposal of hazardous materials in their territories (article 29, paragraph 2); and obtaining of such consent prior to the approval of development projects affecting their lands or territories and other resources (article 32, paragraph 2).

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Noting the effortsof the Sanitation and Water for All partnership, and acknowledging the successes achieved through the community-led total sanitation approach, particularly in the context of hygiene promotion, behavioural change and sanitation progress

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Our dedicated teaching team is committed to delivering an exceptional learning experience to all students, which was acknowledged in 2010 with three highly competitive Australian national teaching awards from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC).

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It recommended that the Government (a) deepen its engagement with and support for civil society actors, human rights defenders and minority groups, and ensure their safety, with specific mechanisms in place if necessary, including through supportive public statements on the important role they play in democracy; (b) increase its efforts to tackle poverty and give its attention to the most vulnerable groups in society, including indigenous groups; (c) continue to take measures to tackle the influence of illegal groups, including FARC, ELN and new and reforming armed paramilitary groups such as the Aguilas Negras, and that it does so while conforming to international humanitarian law.