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Colombia also reported record levels of manual eradication in 2005 31,287 ha.
Representatives from two new ports from Argentina and Colombia also attended the meeting and participated in the discussions for a plan of action.
Colombia also wished to emphasize the need for universal accession to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Complaints received by the Office of the High Commissioner in Colombia also report cases of executions, torture, disappearances and other crimes committed by their members.
Colombia also continued to detect and dismantle laboratories manufacturing potassium permanganate.
The Government of Colombia also requests that any such clarification be made public or at least benefit from the same coverage as the report published by the DEA.
Colombia also recognizes the importance of regional and subregional cooperation on humanitarian issues.
The UNODC Country Office in Colombia also carried out legal analysis and facilitated a legal revision of Colombia's existing legislation to counter money-laundering and drafted a code on asset recovery for that country.
Colombia also valued the standing invitation that Chile had extended to the special procedures of the Council.
Following this opposition declared by the U.S., Colombia also expresses strong resistance to the Declaration, arguing that its national law is already effective enough concerning the protection of Indigenous Peoples' rights within its territory.
Colombia also coordinated the adoption of the document presented by our region as a contribution to the process.
Colombia also reported dismantling one heroin laboratory a year in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Colombia also recognized the positive efforts with regard to the promotion and protection of the fundamental rights of indigenous peoples.
Colombia also acknowledges the importance of establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones, as they constitute a regional mechanism that.
Colombia also supports the aspiration of the Palestinian people to establish themselves as a free and independent state in the region.
OHCHR Colombia also observed that members of the army occupied civilian premises, notably private houses, schools and places of recreation.
Colombia also recognizes the special priority that the Secretary-General has given to the challenges that climate change creates for the international community.
Colombia also stressed the incompatibility between the development of new, more powerful and more destructive nuclear weapons and the letter and spirit of the Treaty.
Colombia also developed detailed poverty maps using census data for 11 of the 15 indicators, which provides information to local actors.
Colombia also stresses the importance of ensuring a coordinated and effective response to rehabilitation, reconstruction and the transition towards development during the early recovery stages.
However, Colombia also considers it essential that we move forward with pragmatism and efficiency so that we can progress in our effort to save the Conference on Disarmament.
Colombia also believes that the success of the international response to the HIV epidemic must be based on strategies to improve prevention and ensure universal access to such measures.
Colombia also has one of the highest femicide rates in South America, as highlighted by the Small Arms Survey in its study entitled"Femicide: a global problem.
Brazil and Colombia also experienced the smallest rise in country risk(as measured by the Emerging Markets Bond Index Plus) over the year, even in the periods of greatest risk-aversion.
Migración Colombia also provided support to the Colombian national police force, the Office of the Attorney General and the Anti-Trafficking Investigation Group in order to assist them with their investigations.
Colombia also stated that the elaboration of a new instrument could be linked to the establishment of an effective and reliable national and international system for collecting information concerning persons with disabilities and their families.
Colombia also reported that the Colombian Congress approved Law 1421 of 2010 which authorizes the adoption of national standards and methods to regulate humanitarian demining activities by non-governmental organizations.
Colombia also participates with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in the binational Technical Commission for the Comprehensive Study of Hydrographic Basins in Joint Use, which has two technical committees.
Colombia also expresses the hope that the study will include consideration of the possible misuse by terrorists of tools that can be used to commit cybercrime, as mentioned in paragraph 25 of that document.
Colombia also reports its nuclear material balance and complies with the provisions of the Protocol Additional to its Safeguards Agreement by authorizing the"complementary access" process and submitting extended reports pursuant to that instrument.