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[...] [...] to sustaining serious peace negotiations [...]

In accordance with article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, the State party is under an obligation to provide the author with an effective remedy, including by (a) conducting a thorough and effective investigation into the disappearance of Kamel Djebrouni; (b) providing the author with detailed information about the results of the investigation; (c) freeing him immediately if he is still being detained incommunicado; (d) if he is dead, handing over his remains to his family; (e) prosecuting, trying and punishing those responsible for the violations committed; and (f) providing adequate compensation for the author for the violations suffered and for Kamel Djebrouni if he is alive.

The Redesign Panel indicated that the efficacy of the proposed reforms to both the formal and the informal systems depends on the careful education and training of all judges, ombudsmen, legal representatives, registrars, mediators and court and office staff (A/61/205, para. 115).

Not only does it not provide an adequate qualitative analysis, it also fails to provide an assessment of the situation.

Despite all serious efforts to relaunch direct negotiations towards the attainment of the well-known and internationally-supported objectives of the peace process, a just and lasting settlement to the question of Palestine regrettably remains far from being achieved, as Israel, the occupying Power, continues to carry out illegal policies and practices that are totally contradictory to an outcome based on a two-State solution on the basis of the 1967 borders.

The TRIPS Agreement, like others in the WTO, is subject to periodic review and genuine proposals for improving TRIPS provisions to benefit developing countries must be given proper consideration.

When the Council passed resolution 1860 (2009), I stated that we would closely analyse the resolution and determine whether it is serious and contemplates the pertinent measures to ensure both the immediate ceasefire and unimpeded access to the humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people.

Hence many factors will need to be carefully examined if these objectives are to be reached.

Any serious enquiry into the subject of IP and development has to consider the crucially important role of copyright and the copyright-based industries (including publishing, film, television, radio, music and now computer software too) in the production and dissemination of knowledge and knowledge-based products.

[...] [...] unique experience that specific staff members had of particular [...] [...]

In order not to become trapped in a biased process that could all too easily become as violent as that which Côte d’Ivoire recently experienced, technical and financial assistance should be contingent on constant and precise monitoring of the freedom to campaign, respect for political pluralism, political violence, access to state media, dialogue with the Congolese authorities and state funding for the NIEC, as well as the opportunity for civil society groups to do their own monitoring of the process.

Parliaments are also called upon to play a very serious role in developing national legislation regulating conditions for the presence of foreign troops in a country, as well as for the deployment of domestic troops abroad.

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With regard to recommendation 2, to fully incorporate the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and recommendation 6, on the elimination of discrimination against women and to fully incorporate the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, Tuvalu stated that careful consideration and broad consultation were required at the national level with relevant stakeholders in the incorporation of these two Conventions.

SIAP staff assured the consultant that they have taken very seriously the recommendations in the 2003 Review and briefed her fully on the extent to which each of them has been implemented.

That is imperative in order to allow us together to address, with coordinated and serious action, the many urgent issues we currently face and to advance the overall goal of a just, comprehensive, lasting and peaceful settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and of the Arab-Israeli conflict as a whole on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973), 1397 (2002), 1515 (2003) and 1850 (2008), the principle of land for peace and the Arab Peace Initiative.

The decision of the Government to terminate the Ceasefire Agreement has been taken after very careful consideration of all relevant facts.

These issues, their causes and possible actions to resolve them require careful analysis, comprehensive and appropriate policies and urgent action.

As the day came to a close, Lady Gaga stressed to all of the students the importance of being kind and compassionate to one another and commended them on their hard work and determination to make all of their aspirations become a reality.

Real wood and marble have been used extensively in the interiors, and the high quality reflects MSC’s commitment to the vessel’s future.

This would include careful costing of spending initiatives to ensure fiscal sustainability, more specifically with regard to benefits for war veterans and former political prisoners, as well as pensions and the planned reforms of the health sector and the civil service.

We believe that the Conference has an obligation to ensure serious follow-up before we report back in the autumn.

There are many serious concerns about [...] [...]

The stalemate in the disarmament forums must give rise to a serious multilateral diplomatic effort in order to provide a collective and effective response to the security challenges the world is facing.

With approximately 40 per cent of China’s RMB4 trillion (A$620 billion) economic stimulus package targeted for green specific projects in 2008, it can be seen that China is serious about achieving its green ambitions.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has taken various steps to allay any possible concerns about the issue and has stressed, time and again, its support for meaningful, non-conditional and serious negotiations.

Instructors and trainees are on hand to answer questions and to organize tours through BBiW training laboratories and workshops. 2009’s and 2010’s young visitors and their parents had the opportunity to ask about careers in business and chemistry, about apprenticeship programs in the fields of metalworking and electronics, and about combined work-study bachelor’s degree programs.

Lastly, the higher tribunal’s judgment did not reflect a meticulous and thorough investigation of the arguments put forward by the author on appeal.