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By making this decision, the European Union should not only be accountable to the families of those who have fallen victim to the brutal terrorist acts of the said criminal cult in Iran and Iraq, but also bear the responsibility for the negative and harmful consequences that this decision will have in undermining the collective efforts of the international community in the fight against the atrocious threat of terrorism.

[...] [...] of protesters, refugees, human rights defenders and journalists, including recent deaths of Syrian and foreign [...] [...]

(a) The 406 MHz Search and Rescue Processor (SARP) satellite channel transmits received 406 MHz beacon data that has already been partially processed by the satellite to determine the identification, time of transmission and frequency for each distress beacon transmission burst.

At the Cartagena Summit, while noting the progress that has been made in achieving the victim assistance aim of the Convention, the States Parties recognised that the most identifiable gains had been process-related and that the real promise of the Convention is to make a difference on the ground, in the lives of survivors, the families of those killed or injured, and their communities.

At least 10 members of the Judiciary, [...] [...]

[...] [...] the Palestinian and Israeli victims.

One minute of silence was observed in memory of all the victims of the tsunami.

The Committee also extends its condolences to the families of United Nations staff as well as the three prominent Haitian women’s rights activists, Myriam Merlet, Magalie Marcelin and Anne Marie Coriolan, who perished in the earthquake.

However, the States Parties have increased their understanding of the importance and cross-cutting nature of psychological support, including peer support, and the need to raise the profile of this component to assist mine survivors and the families of those killed or injured to overcome the psychological trauma of a landmine explosion and promote their social well-being.

This demonstrates that progress has been made even though the States Parties recognise that significant challenges in each area of victim assistance of course remain to ensure the full and effective participation of mine survivors and the families of those killed and injured in the social, cultural, economic and political life of their communities.

On 7 December, a statement to the press was read out by the President of the Security Council, condemning the attacks of 4 and 5 December on peacekeepers of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID), which resulted in the death of five Rwandan soldiers, and expressing condolences to the families as well as to the Government of Rwanda.

In Beijing, the Embassy community, led by Chargé d’ Affairs Robert Goldberg, gathered outside by the flagpole of the ceremonial gate to participate in a memorial ceremony that included a moment of silence for the earthquake victims, a presentation of a wreath, and the lowering of the flag by U.S. Marines.

On 16 February, Bishop Atanasije and Bishop Teodosije of Lipljan held a memorial service in the St. Nicholas Church in Pristina in commemoration of the ninth anniversary of the Niš Express bombing, in which 12 Serbs were killed and 40 were injured.

According to the article, the African Union confirmed that 11 African Union peacekeepers were killed and 15 others were hurt.

[...] memory of the victims of the Qinghai Earthquake and in observance [...] [...]

Before turning to our substantive work of today, allow me to express, on behalf of the Conference and on my own behalf, our sincere condolences to the victims and their families of the earthquake that struck Myanmar last week.

All delegations expressed solidarity with the people of Haiti and conveyed condolences to the United Nations family for the loss of colleagues.

UNV reports seven tragic deaths in Haiti, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Côte d'Ivoire.

(k) When a NOCR is received from SPMCC, a country should report all information available from its beacon register concerning the vessel, aircraft etc. involved to SPMCC as soon as possible.