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Other cases have been reported in the Iranian press.
This condition is very rare;approximately 600 cases have been reported worldwide.
Four cases have been reported from three parties for 2010.
Since its establishment in 1980, the Working Group has transmitted a total of 48,770 cases to 79 Governments;in many of the countries concerned new cases have been reported.
The most numerous cases have been reported in Africa and Southeast Asia.
Since its establishment in 1980, the Working Group has transmitted more than 49,000 cases to Governments; in many of the 69 countries concerned,new cases have been reported.
Cases have been reported in various parts of RCD-controlled territory.
The hairs are lost in a short period of time; cases have been reported in which the patient lost all his hair overnight.
Such cases have been reported in South Africa and are recurrent in Equatorial Guinea.
The cases have been identified in the eastern part of mainland China, Hong Kong Special AdministrativeRegion of China and Taiwan, but China travel-related cases have been reported in Malaysia and Canada.
Sporadic cases have been reported in continental Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and the Indian subcontinent.
Such cases have been reported by some countries, including Finland, Japan, the Russian Federation and Sweden.
Of these, 293 cases have been reported to the Police in the North and East, and 34 persons have been found.
Epidemic and sporadic cases have been reported from south-east and central Asia, the Middle East, northern and western Africa, and North America.
Cases have been reported in Luvingi, including the case of one individual who had refused to provide meat to Rwandan soldiers.
Successful legal cases have been reported in Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, South Africa, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Venezuela, just to mention a few examples.
To date, cases have been reported from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cuba, India, Japan, Nigeria, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, United States and Vietnam.
These cases have been reported to lawyers of“Citizens against Corruption” and local partners of the Fiery Hearts Club who are working in southern Kyrgyzstan.
Cases have been reported in which legal counsels have experienced difficulties in obtaining access to and extracting files ofcase materials during the investigative stage.
Although these cases have been reported to the police, no arrests have been made either owing to difficulties in identifying the perpetrator or because the suspects have disappeared.
Several cases have been reported in which patents already granted were challenged, mostly because the existence of traditional knowledge showed that the invention was not novel.
While such cases have been reported throughout the region, in the last months of 1996 these abuses appear to have been particularly common in and around the towns of Podujevo, Stimlje and Vucitrn.
Cases have been reported of people travelling from nearby Senegal where it is banned to The Gambia and from Europe and the Americas to their countries of origin for their children to undergo the practice.
Such cases have been reported for instance by the Special Rapporteur on Zaire(E/CN.4/1996/66), where ethnic confrontation between the local ethnic groups(Bahunde, Banande and Banyanga) and the Banyarwanda(refugees from Rwanda) have continued throughout 1995.
Cases have been reported of victims having been arrested and detained by the police and then returned to the place of the incident, where they were released to the crowd and beaten to death while police looked on without intervening.
Several cases have been reported to the Special Representative where defenders allegedly have been arrested"preventively", i.e. to hinder them from participating in planned demonstrations, meetings or conferences, both in the country and abroad.
In this respect, cases have been reported where requests by the defence lawyer to summon witnesses to testify other than those already included in the list of the prosecutor were rejected, although they were important or even decisive for the case; .
In addition, cases have been reported that in the past judges have sometimes failed to make independent decisions as they feared to have their judgement overturned after they received"advice" from the prosecutor's office, the respective appeal court or their own court chairperson.
While several cases have been reported, the Yambio killings of 4 November are certainly a case in point as they openly challenged institutions responsible for rule of law and raised underlying tensions at the local level, which were fortunately controlled thanks to the opportune intervention of Government of Southern Sudan officials, assisted by UNMIS. On 4 November, five SPLA/Joint Integrated Unit soldiers killed three senior members of the local police at the local police station inside Yambio town Western Equatoria State.
The cases had been reported in the press.