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The adverse effects of sanctions are gradually becoming chronic and long term.
Efforts should therefore continue to reduce all adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
The Secretary-General could also, at the request of the Security Council and its subsidiary organs,provide other information regarding the adverse effects of sanctions.
Malaysia had experienced the adverse effects of sanctions but had been able to manage so far.
In addition, he is exploring more effective ways to ensure their recovery from the adverse effects of sanctions.
Moreover, we also should see to it that the adverse effects of sanctions on innocent people, especially on children, women and the elderly, are minimized.
It had also adopted both substantive andprocedural safeguards to mitigate the adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
It was further recognized that mitigating the adverse effects of sanctions on third countries is a serious issue that needs to be carefully considered in implementing economic sanctions. .
His delegation also supported the creation of a voluntary fund to provide practical relief to mitigate the adverse effects of sanctions.
In order to eliminate the adverse effects of sanctions, they should be of limited duration, and their economic, social and humanitarian consequences in the short and long term should be assessed.
Accordingly, the group outlined a set of general guidelines for the whole process of assessing and alleviating the adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
The adverse effects of sanctions on innocent civilian populations and on the economic stability of the targeted State or even of third States were a matter of serious concern.
We also share the Secretary-General's support for the continued development of the concept of targeted sanctions so as to address the adverse effects of sanctions on innocent people.
Nepal believed that an agreed methodology should be adopted to assess the adverse effects of sanctions, including"smart" sanctions such as arms embargoes, asset freezes and travel restrictions.
Malaysia supported that proposal, and also the view that non-financial measures,such as special trade preferences, were needed to alleviate the adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
Also at the 1994 session and bearing in mind the need to avoid the unnecessary adverse effects of sanctions, the following paragraph was suggested for inclusion in a General Assembly resolution see also paras. 4 above and 39, 50 and 73 below.
The representative concluded that political will existed at the highest levels in Iraq to ensure the implementation of the Convention, despite the adverse effects of sanctions and the resultant limited resources which prevailed.
Effective measures must be taken to minimize the adverse effects of sanctions, such as the provision of adequate and timely assistance on the basis of an assessment of humanitarian conditions in the affected third States.
It was preferable to apply targeted sanctions, such as arms embargoes, travel restrictions andthe confiscation of assets, since that approach would significantly reduce the adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
The view was expressed that in certain cases the Security Council had not taken action to alleviate the adverse effects of sanctions upon target States, despite the fact that the relevant data had been provided to the Council.
In this connection, Governments have called upon the international financial institutions to consider how the existing facilities of IMF andthe World Bank's mechanisms might be better utilized to mitigate the adverse effects of sanctions on third States.
The view was expressed that in certain cases the Security Council had not taken action to alleviate the adverse effects of sanctions upon third States, despite the fact that the relevant data had been provided to the Council.
The creation of a fund to offset the adverse effects of sanctions, to be funded from voluntary contributions, should receive the priority attention of the world community and practical measures to alleviate the harmful repercussions of sanctions ought to be devised.
Concerning the creation of mechanisms for providing relief, several delegations contended that a specialstanding consultative mechanism or a functional mechanism to offset the adverse effects of sanctions and to provide assistance should be established without delay.
While it would be unacceptable for a State to invoke the adverse effects of sanctions as a reason for not complying with them, it would be equally unacceptable for the Security Council or the international community entirely to overlook the consequences of sanctions. .
Smart" sanctions did not always achieve the desired result; his delegation therefore supported the establishment of a standing consultative mechanism ora functional mechanism to offset the adverse effects of sanctions and provide relief as appropriate.
The international community considered it essential to have a methodology in place to evaluate the adverse effects of sanctions, including"smart" sanctions, such as arms embargoes, asset freezes, and travel restrictions, so the Security Council should act accordingly.
GOAL: To minimize the adverse effects of United Nations economic sanctions on innocent populations,to subject such sanctions regimes to regular reviews and to eliminate the adverse effects of sanctions on third parties.
In paragraph 84 of the report, the Committee, in its observations andrecommendations,“recognized that mitigating the adverse effects of sanctions on third countries is a serious issue that needs to be carefully considered in implementing economic sanctions”.
His delegation welcomed the shift from general sanctions to targeted sanctions against individuals and entities, especially in the global counter-terrorism effort, and the Security Council's adoption of safeguards, including exceptions to asset freezes,to mitigate the adverse effects of sanctions on third States and individuals.