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The Commission also heard a statement by the observer for Senegal 27th.
The Commission also heard representatives of foreign organizations annex III.
The Commission also heard five keynote addresses on aspects of the special theme.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for Australia, China, Cuba, Finland and Kuwait.
The Commission also heard a statement by a representative of the United Nations Office at Vienna 39th.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for: Algeria(11th), Egypt(12th), Morocco 10th.
The Commission also heard a statement by the following non-governmental organization: Inter-Parliamentary Union 19th.
The Commission also heard a statement by the observer for the United Nations Volunteers programme 10th.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for: Algeria(5th), Morocco(8th), Portugal(7th), Turkey 6th.
The Commission also heard a statement by the representative of the United Nations Development Fund for Women 39th.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, the Republic of Korea and the United States.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of South Africa, the Republic of Korea, Canada, the United States and Ukraine.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of Canada, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Germany, Egypt and the United States.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of Canada, Germany, Moldova, Nigeria, the Russian Federation and the United States.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for Australia, Canada, Cuba, Kuwait, Mali, Morocco, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Ukraine and Yemen.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the European Commission. .
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of the World Bank in Sierra Leone, the International Monetary Fund and the European Community.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for Italy, China, Uganda, Oman, Jordan, Yemen, Ukraine, Kuwait, Turkey, Cuba, Lebanon and Romania.
The Commission also heard the colloquium's conclusion that there was a lack of a universally accepted and acceptable standard on public-private partnerships.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for: Argentina(52nd), Greece(51st), Greece(on behalf of the European Union)(52nd), Myanmar 59th.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for Sweden(on behalf of the European Union), China, Botswana, the Congo, Finland, Cameroon and Slovakia.
The Commission also heard special presentations by national representatives on follow-up to the World Summit for Social Development.
The Commission also heard statements by the Executive Director of UNODC, the Vice-Minister of Justice of China and the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of Nigeria.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of the World Bank in Sierra Leone and the European Community, and by a representative from civil society.
The Commission also heard statements by the observers for Nigeria, Japan, Indonesia, Algeria, Sweden, Slovakia, Suriname, the Republic of Korea, Armenia, Namibia, Lebanon and Portugal.
The Commission also heard representatives of rights organizations, who presented information they had documented concerning violations that fell within the Commission's mandate.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of the World Bank, the Inter-parliamentary Union and the European Commission, as well as by a representative from civil society.
The Commission also heard statements by the representatives of the following non-governmental organizations: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom(34th) and World Organization against Torture 26th.
The Commission also heard the view that, while the link between the rule of law and economic development had long been established, the mutually reinforcing impact of the two was still to be considered.
During its session the Commission also heard the first report of Mr. Bengt Lindqvist, the Special Rapporteur on the Monitoring of the Standard Rules for the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities.