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Counsel also rejects the characterisation of the case as manifestly ill-founded.
Mr. Assaf(Lebanon), speaking on the basis of the right to respond,said that he supports the previous speaker and also rejects the call by Israel for the dissolution of the Special Committee.
Syria also rejects the designation of the Syrian Government as a party to the conflict.
The authors' counsel also rejects the State party's argument when it comes to compensation.
It also rejects any international initiatives to revive the peace negotiations on the principles on which these negotiations are based.
The Government of Pakistan also rejects the baseless insinuation implicating Pakistan in terrorism and violence in India.
He also rejects the State party's argument that his alleged torture in prison between 1983 and 1991 is not a sufficient ground for obtaining asylum.
The State party also rejects the author's claim that the court panel that tried him was unlawful.
She also rejects the statement that the surgery was not urgent but rather elective.
The State party also rejects the allegations of forced confessions under beatings and torture.
It also rejects that the two and a half years is an excessive delay to hear an appeal.
The Orthodox Church also rejects the assumption that the unity of Christendom can only be restored through common Christian service to the world.
Peru also rejects violence, calls for violence and the measures that tend to provoke terror as part of the negotiations of the peace process.
Qatar also rejects and condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, irrespective of its source.
The author also rejects that historical reasons can justify the discrimination allegedly suffered.
The EU also rejects cultural relativism in the enjoyment of human rights because this undermines the universal nature of human rights.
The State party also rejects the claim under article 14, subparagraph 3(a), of the Covenant as an abuse of the right of submission.
The State party also rejects that what transpired amounted to torture as defined by article 1 of the Convention against Torture.
The State party also rejects as groundless the author's allegations regarding her son's rights under article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
The source also rejects the Government's allegations that the accused's father, Mr. Lamine Samaali, had had problems with his former colleagues.
She also rejects as unfounded the court's conclusion that her son acted out of self-interest, and that he was systematically taking drugs at the time.
The Government also rejects HREOC's view that Australia's system of immigration detention is inconsistent with Australia's obligations under the CRC.
The author also rejects the State party's observation that the detention centres contained only twice as many prisoners as they were designed for.
The author also rejects the State party's supposition that the situation in Iran has improved to the extent that there is no foreseeable risk of a violation of his rights.
The State party also rejects counsel's argument that its interpretation extends the scope of the reservation, as it has the same significance today as it had when entered.
Algeria also rejects the imposition of extraterritorial laws and rules and all forms of coercive economic measures, including unilateral sanctions against developing countries.
Syria also rejects any aggressive intervention by foreign forces on its territory and will take every necessary measure to protect its national sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity.
Counsel also rejects the allegation of abuse of the right of submission and the State party's request that the communication be deemed inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
The State party also rejects the petitioners' claim under article 4 of the Convention as inadmissible for lack of substantiation, as nothing supports their claim in this regard.
It also rejects all measures that amount to collective punishment and cause the unnecessary suffering of a whole population, leading to a sense of desperation, which, in turn, gives rise to violence.