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I have the honour to attach herewith a copy of note verbale No. 171, dated 5 April 2010, addressed to the Permanent Mission of the United States to the United Nations (see annex), and kindly request that you circulate it as an official document of the Committee on Relations with the Host Country.

[...] depends principally on the credibility and reliability of Professor Morris, although the evidence [...] [...]

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If he fails to do so, his statements risk validating the reluctance of international support for his country’s nomination to the Security Council because its policies are not understood and give the impression that his country supports Israel’s possession of nuclear weapons and its violation of the sovereignty of a Member State, in contravention of international law and the Charter of the United Nations.

[...] [...] hostilities of August 2008 and once again confirmed Moscow’s readiness to [...] [...]

These studies concern: the indivisibility, interrelation and interdependence of all human rights; the enforceability of economic, social and cultural rights; the state of the art with regard to indicators to measure the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights and in particular the right to education and the right to take part in cultural [...]

As long as the Committee fails to use this approach, it will continue to act inconsistently: at times analysing rights violations that have not been presented, as has occurred recently; at times, as in this case, inexplicably limiting its powers merely because legal arguments have not been advanced, even though all the facts clearly point to possible violations of article 6 of the Covenant.

[...] [...] party; (e) questioning anonymous witnesses; (f) drawing [...] [...]

Once again, through this medium, we call upon the Government of the United States, in the name of good neighbourliness to put an end to the economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba, which have brought untold suffering, threatens the general progress and wellbeing of its people and hampers our shared regional advancement.

[...] possibility that Professor Morris might have embellished [...] [...]

[...] [...] the land release concept is integrated throughout Mozambique’s national standards in compliance with the IMAS, [...] [...]

[...] [...] establishment of the sustainable energy development centre in Moscow, Russian Federation, [...] [...]

Yet Professor Morris was unjustifiably [...] [...]

[...] [...] duration of sessions of the Palermo Implementation Review [...] [...]

The issue of the working methods of the Commission should be the subject of further consideration, intersessionally, including in the standing open-ended intergovernmental working group on improving the governance and financial situation of UNODC.

[...] [...] although she was able to say that parts of Professor Mok’s allegations [...]

) Also prior to the adoption of the revised draft resolution, the representative of Argentina stated with regard to its paragraph 16 that the ancillary meetings should be organized in such a way as to optimize their results and that action could be taken in this regard by the Bureau of the Commission and the standing open-ended intergovernmental working group on improving the governance and financial situation of UNODC, in cooperation with the Secretariat, to ensure an adequate number of such meetings and the organization of their topics and times.

Statements were made by representatives of 34 Parties, including statements on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, the Umbrella Group, the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), the Environmental Integrity Group (EIG), the European Union and its member States, the least developed countries (LDCs), the African Group and the Coalition for Rainforest Nations.

[...] [...] evaluation of new nominations with regard to indigenous issues.

[...] [...] music lovers may admire the scores of Mozart, Beethoven [...] [...]

Deputy President, I am really puzzled because section 30 reads, "a person who, knowing or suspecting that an investigation in respect of a Prevention of Bribery Ordinance offence alleged or suspected to have been committed under Part II of the Ordinance was taking place, without lawful authority or reasonable excuse", and disclosing the details of the investigation will be an offence.

(j) With regard to New Caledonia, took note of the information provided by the representative of the Agence kanak de développement highlighting the importance of the approaching referenda provided for by the Nouméa Accord, and the need for education in human rights through community-based training programmes enabling people to fully participate in the self-determination consultations.

[...] informed the Committee that Mozambique’s licensing system was now working satisfactorily, [...] [...]

The Economic and Social Council, in its decision 2011/258, entitled “Improving the governance and financial situation of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: extension of the mandate of the standing open-ended intergovernmental working group on improving the governance and financial situation of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime”, reaffirmed the role of the Commission as the governing body of the United Nations on matters of crime prevention and criminal justice and as the governing body of the crime programme of UNODC.