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The Government provided information on the above-mentioned communications.
Promulgating the new scheme and the above-mentioned Communications show a rethinking by the European Union of the role to be played by the GSP.
In accordance with its working methods, the Working Group transmitted the above-mentioned communication to the Government.
In response to the above-mentioned communication, the Permanent Representative, by a letter dated 7 October 1998, informed the Special Representative of the following.
Details of the information contained in the above-mentioned communications are provided in this section.
On 15 March 1994, the Government of the Kingdom of Spain submitted further observations on the above-mentioned communication.
The Committee also took note of the above-mentioned communication from the Permanent Mission of the Sudan.
The Secretary-General transmits herewith to the Sixteenth Meeting of the States parties the above-mentioned communication.
Decides to continue the consideration of the above-mentioned communications under the Optional Protocol;
Acting in accordance with its methods of work,the Working Group forwarded to the Palestinian Authority the above-mentioned communication.
With reference to the above-mentioned communication, the Working Group, in its decision No. 12/1995 decided to keep the case of Fresia Calderón Gargate pending until it received further information.
On 13 July 1994, the Government of Bangladesh sent the following observations on the above-mentioned communication transmitted to it by the Special Rapporteur.
In the above-mentioned communication, the Secretariat requested that such letters should be issued either by the minister or director of the relevant ministry or agency, or by the Permanent Mission of the country to the United Nations Office at Geneva.
He very much hopes that, in accordance with the sense of collaboration expressed in the above-mentioned communication, his request will be accepted by the Government.
It may be recalled with regard to the above-mentioned communication, to which the Government had replied, that the Working Group, by its decision No. 29/1995 decided to keep the cases of the aforementioned persons pending while awaiting further information.
On 14 February 1994, the Government of Pakistan sent the Special Rapporteur its comments on the above-mentioned communication of 8 November 1993 see para. 19.
With reference to the above-mentioned communication, in respect of which the Government of Peru did not forward a reply within 90 days, the Working Group in its decision No. 41/1994 decided to keep the above-mentioned cases pending until it received further information.
The Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka wishes to attach herewith the observations received from the Government of Sri Lanka to the contents of the above-mentioned communication.
Having considered the above-mentioned communications, the Working Group noted that some recurring trends could be clearly identified, namely different forms of violence against women and violation of their human rights, particularly in situations of armed conflict and war.
Moreover, the Government stated that no legal action had been taken against Mr. Nabeel Rajab andthat he had not been arrested as alleged in the above-mentioned communication.
In response to the above-mentioned communication from the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, the Government stated, inter alia, that Malta was a small country with limited resources located in one of the principle migration routes between Africa and Europe.
The Committee considered that additional measures remain necessary to implement the Views in relation to the latter two above-mentioned communications, with regard to which the follow-up dialogue is ongoing.
With reference to the above-mentioned communication, in respect of which the Government of Peru did not forward a reply within 90 days, the Working Group in its decision No. 44/1994 decided to keep the above-mentioned cases pending until it received further information.
Expressing deep concern about the continued detention of Mr. Amir-Entezam and his wife, Mrs. Elahe Mizani Amir-Entezam, both without apparent cause,the Special Representative observed that no response had been received from the Government to his above-mentioned communications on this case.
However, we are concerned that the Committee's Views on the above-mentioned communication do not recognize as an additional violation of the Covenant the existence of national legal provisions that are inherently inconsistent with the Covenant, namely, articles 45 and 46 of Ordinance No. 06-01.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, in conformity with its methods of work and in order to carry out its task with discretion, objectivity and independence,forwarded to the Government the above-mentioned communication, received by it and found to be admissible, in respect of a complaint of arbitrary detention said to have taken place in the country concerned.
The above-mentioned communication also draws attention to General Assembly resolution 66/201 on the implementation of the UNCCD, which should serve as an express mandate from the General Assembly to the United Nations Secretariat to administer the staff and resources of the GM.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, in accordance with the methods of work adopted by it and in order to carry out its task with discretion, objectivity and independence,forwarded to the Government concerned the above-mentioned communication received by it and found to be admissible, in respect of a case of alleged arbitrary detention reported to have occurred.
However, we are concerned that, in its Views on the above-mentioned communication, the Committee did not also characterize the existence of national legal provisions that are inherently inconsistent with the Covenant, namely, articles 45 and 46 of Ordinance No. 06-01, as an additional violation of the Covenant.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, in accordance with the revised methods of work adopted by it and in order to carry out its task with discretion, objectivity and independence,forwarded to the Government concerned the above-mentioned communication received by it and found to be admissible, in respect of allegations of arbitrary detention reported to have occurred.