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UNHCR Colombia also carried out a campaign as part of the International Year on the theme “Lets put ourselves in their shoes”, to draw attention to the situation of Afro-Colombians.

Additionally, to combat xenophobia and discrimination, UNHCR is implementing public information campaigns in Ecuador and the Dominican Republic, as well as the “put yourselves in the shoes of a refugee” campaign in all countries in the region.

Nevertheless, several Committee members, although urging the Secretariat to apply strictly the specific provisions of the rental agreement governing the situation of countries with rental arrears, advised it to show circumspection, flexibility and tact with the Permanent Delegations, to take into account existing legal frameworks and, if necessary, to deal with countries finding it difficult to pay on a case-by-case basis.

[...] [...] that delegation to put itself in the position of [...] [...]

The current generation was in the unique position of being capable of making a difference at a time when change was crucial.

[...] the largest in Bangkok, is a 10,000 sqm luxury sports and fitness complex designed to fulfil your every exercise need.

[...] Services Section, the establishment of 15 additional national posts (6 National Officers and 9 national General Service staff) is proposed, as the Section has over the past years expanded the services it provides, which include round-the-clock operation of the UNOCI headquarters clinic, which is now functioning at level I-plus rather than the previous level I; patients are followed up at their homes after discharge from level III hospitals; patients are regularly visited in the 11 level III hospitals in Abidjan and in Sector West and Sector East; doctors in the regional headquarters perform outreach activity by visiting remote offices twice a week; [...] [...]

Concerning other offences committed abroad, under article 9 of the Criminal Code, Paraguayan criminal law shall apply only when the dual criminality requirement is met and if at the time of commission, the perpetrator (a) held Paraguayan nationality or acquired it after the offence was committed; or (b) was not a Paraguayan national but was present in Paraguay and extradition had been refused even though the nature of the offence would have made it legally permissible; this provision shall also apply where there is no provision for punishment in the place of commission.

It was however suggested that in practice this did not preclude the official — because of the element of time and being present — from notifying the State exercising jurisdiction that he enjoyed immunity; such notification could then trigger the process by which the State exercising jurisdiction informed the State of the official about the situation of the official.

[...] [...] protective equipment for the workers, and deal with hazardous [...]

[...] [...] made by Haiti to deal with the large amounts of second-hand HCFC-based equipment being brought [...] [...]

The Act provides for a definition of torture and creates offences relating to an act of torture by a public official or other person acting at the instigation of, or with the consent or acquiescence of, a public official, regardless of nationality, within or outside the State.

[...] [...] effective post-conflict peacebuilding; such measures include collection and responsible disposal, preferably through [...] [...]

Access by minorities to Government services can be improved, for example, through the provision of services in minority languages, active outreach to minority communities, and branch offices in regions where minorities predominantly live.

The local area around the College is residential suburban housing, meaning that most residences are stand-alone brick-veneer houses on quarter acre blocks of land.

[...] [...] pilot border liaison offices at agreed specific locations along each of the borders; (b) to commence intelligence-based joint operations, respecting national sovereignty, as soon as possible and to start at least one operation within 12 months; (c) to formulate guidelines for controlling trade under the Afghan Transit Trade Agreement between Afghanistan and Pakistan and the 1975 Customs Convention on the International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets3 between Afghanistan and Iran (Islamic Republic of); and (d) to establish a joint intelligence planning cell in Tehran with operational headquarters, capable of supporting joint operations and located in those areas closest to action.

[...] [...] the people who need it and to their families; [...] [...]

[...] [...] intellectual property owner (it is assumed that the security agreement does not encumber the intellectual property right itself; see A/CN.9/700/Add.2, [...]

[...] welcoming the establishment of the three new subregional offices in Asia and the Pacific, pointed out that its country was located within the [...] [...]

[...] become better equipped to anticipate and prevent the risk of conflict, including by building local and national capacities to respond to climate-related threats and to prevent them through diplomacy that helps Governments manage potential disputes [...]

I regret to inform you that the situation of Palestinian political prisoners illegally imprisoned and detained by Israel, the occupying Power, continues to be grave, and the already deplorable conditions in which they are being held continue to deteriorate, owing to escalating Israeli violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.

I take this opportunity to call on Haiti’s friends and on donors to think about those organizations, the international community’s valuable and talented ambassadors on the ground in Haiti, and help them find the necessary resources to provide a glimmer of hope for the poorest: education and food.

For the purpose of this report, in the absence of an OHCHR field presence in Cyprus, or of any specific monitoring mechanism, OHCHR has relied on a variety of sources with particular knowledge of the human rights situation on the island.