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teams of faculty and students at the University of Salamanca in Spain, which delivered 1,893 pages translated into Spanish.

of Serbia, identify the basic issues they face upon readmission, provide basic legal assistance and council on regulating their personal status, social welfare, health care and employment, collect data and provide information to the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights about the status of human and minority rights of persons upon readmission and collect other data relevant to the reintegration of returnees.

of the OIOS recommendations formulated in 2007 and the activities undertaken in 2011 to mark the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of the Fund.

persons, inter alia, by contributing to the protection of refugees, IDPs and civilians in danger, facilitating the provision of humanitarian assistance in eastern Chad and north-eastern Central African Republic and creating conditions favourable to the reconstruction and the economic and social development of those areas.

to provide humanitarian, legal and financial aid to victims of trafficking in persons through established channels of assistance, such as governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, which shall operate as a subsidiary fund of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund, managed by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, and be administered in accordance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations and other relevant provisions, with the advice of a board of trustees composed of five persons with relevant experience in the field of trafficking in persons who shall be appointed with due regard to equitable geographic distribution by the Secretary-General in consultation with Member States and with the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

so as to enable it to continue providing appropriate assistance to organizations working to meet the psychological, medical, social, legal and economic needs of victims and survivors of torture.

be used, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 36/151, to assist victims of torture and members of their families throughout the world.

and to ensure adequate coordination with other transitional mechanisms.

will secure direct applicability in domestic law of provisions of human rights treaties and international instruments, will secure representation of non-majority communities in its Assembly, will have Albanian and Serbian as official languages, will secure the formation and establishment of an independent Judiciary based upon the rule of law.

living in camps to their native hillsides and more generally through the integrated programme of support for the socio-economic reintegration of those affected by the conflict (UNDAF+) — a joint programme of the Government and the United Nations, launched in March 2010 and operating in the provinces most affected by the crisis (Cibitoke, Bubanza, Bujumbura Rural, Bururi, Makamba, Rutana, Ruyigi and Kirundo).

for the local people’s way of life.

Women and Children, and the global report on trafficking in persons, was also mentioned.

and Children; and request the Secretary-General to take all necessary measures for its effective operation, and acknowledge previous and ongoing contributions to other funding sources that support efforts to combat trafficking in persons.

conditions for launching the Darfur-Darfur dialogue”.

for grants to beneficiary organizations that were adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Fund and provided information on policy decisions adopted by the Board in implementation of the recommendations made by the Office of Internal Oversight Services.

on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.