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[...] [...] as to eradicate stereotypes and judgements, [...] [...]

[...] eliminate negative stereotyping of migrants [...]

[...] answers and not just platitudes.

[...] and not the tired diatribe that has characterized [...]

This thinking is reminiscent of archaic arguments that sought to condone domestic violence against women or children as a “private matter”, rather than recognizing the crimes that such acts constitute.

[...] [...] profiling and negative stereotyping in the media; [...] [...]

It is an article of faith in the international community that integration on appropriate terms into the world economy is a necessary condition for development.

[...] [...] carry out meaningful investigations to discover [...] [...]

[...] closing address in which she emphasized the importance [...] [...]

[...] insertion of the word “including” in the chapeau to draft article C1, paragraph 1, was proposed in order to stress the non-exhaustive [...] [...]

We must devise ways to strengthen activities aimed at nuclear disarmament, which requires, above all, an expression of clear political will on the part of nuclear-weapon States, as well as a set of concrete, time-bound and verifiable actions that will make it possible to abandon the type of rhetoric that obliges us to acknowledge progress even as nuclear weapons continue to exist in vast quantities and attempts are being made to broaden their scope.

With the convergence of deadlines for final briefs and closing arguments in a number of trials, the Office of the Prosecutor is experiencing one of its busiest periods.

In her conclusion, ADG/CLT pointed to the apparent paradox that characterized UNESCO’s standard-setting action in which ever-greater emphasis was laid on the necessary contribution of civil society in an essentially intergovernmental process, thus attesting to the complementarity of roles.

The Subcommittee is concerned at the fact that current criminal procedural law establishes the pre-eminent evidentiary character of statements made by an accused person to the public prosecutor, which leads to the use of threats in order to obtain confessions and information in connection with criminal investigations and the use of methods that violate the integrity of the person, including physical and psychological torture of those accused.

The Registry is expected to meet its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that: (a) the States of the former Yugoslavia cooperate in the provision of information and other forms of assistance; (b) there are no delays in the proceedings for reasons beyond the Tribunal’s control, such as illness of the accused, unforeseen disclosure of material, requests for replacement of defence counsel, requests for review of cases already tried, other motions affecting the proceedings or the non-availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony; and (c) the turnover rate of the Tribunal’s staff remains within acceptable limits.

In line with UNESCO’s Gender Equality Action Plan, strong emphasis was placed on fostering gender perspectives in media content and on reducing gender stereotyping, while at the same time advocating for equal opportunities in decision-making positions for women in the media.

[...] [...] parameter dictionary, investigating and testing the [...] [...]