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The Committee considered reports of States parties.
He agreed with Mr. Amir that national unity was consistently a subject of concern when the Committee considered reports submitted by African States parties.
During that session, the Committee considered reports submitted by five States parties to the Convention.
During its forty-ninth and fiftieth sessions, held in August 1996 andMarch 1997 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 23 States parties to the Convention.
At several meetings, the Committee considered reports on violations of the prohibitions established by Security Council resolutions 1160(1998) and 1199 1998.
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During its fifty-ninth and sixtieth sessions, held in August 2001 and March 2002,respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 20 States parties to the Convention.
The view was expressed that the Committee considered reports of the Office of Internal Oversight Services which identified weak areas and proposed measures for improving the Secretariat.
During its forty-third and forty-fourth sessions, held in August 1993 andMarch 1994 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 15 States parties to the Convention.
In March 1994, the Committee considered reports from Ukraine and SAMCOMM indicating a campaign of threats and intimidation by the organizers of the blockade against on-board monitors.
During its fifty-fifth and fifty-sixth sessions, held in August 1999 andMarch 2000 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 24 States parties to the Convention.
At its forty-ninth andfiftieth sessions, the Committee considered reports submitted by 17 States parties, under article 19, paragraph 1, of the Convention, and adopted 17 sets of concluding observations.
During its fifty-first and fifty-second sessions, held in August 1997 andMarch 1998 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 22 States parties to the Convention.
At several meetings, the Committee considered reports on violations of the prohibitions established by the Security Council in its resolutions 1160(1998) and 1199(1998) received from relevant international organizations, together with information of the same kind gathered by the Secretariat from public sources.
During its sixty-first and sixty-second sessions, held in August 2002 and March 2003,respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 18 States parties to the Convention.
At its meeting held on 12 November 1998, the Committee considered reports on violations of the prohibitions established by the Security Council in its resolutions 1160(1998) and 1199(1998) received from relevant international organizations, together with information of the same kind gathered by the Secretariat from public sources.
During its fifty-seventh and fifty-eighth sessions, held in August 2000 and March 2001,respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 23 States parties to the Convention.
At its eighth andninth sessions in 2008, the Committee considered reports submitted by Bolivia, the Syrian Arab Republic and El Salvador.
During its forty-fifth and forty-sixth sessions, held in August 1994 andFebruary-March 1995 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 17 States parties to the Convention.
In this regard, the Chair recalled that the Committee considered reports of six subsidiary bodies, which themselves met annually.
During its sixty-third and sixty-fourth sessions, held in August 2003 and March 2004,respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 20 States parties to the Convention.
At its forty-fifth andforty-sixth sessions, the Committee considered reports submitted by 14 States parties, under article 19, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
During its forty-seventh and forty-eighth sessions, held in August 1995 andFebruary-March 1996 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 26 States parties to the Convention.
At its fiftieth andfifty-first sessions, the Committee considered reports, comments and information from 35 States parties under article 9 of the Convention.
During its sixty-fifth and sixty-sixth sessions, held in August 2004 andFebruaryMarch 2005, respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 15 States parties to the Convention.
At its forty-sixth andforty-seventh sessions, the Committee considered reports, comments and information from 22 States parties under article 9 of the Convention.
During its fifty-third and fifty-fourth sessions, held in August 1998 andMarch 1999 respectively, the Committee considered reports submitted by 22 States parties to the Convention, three of which were special reports. .
At its thirty-third andthirty-fourth sessions, the Committee considered reports submitted by 19 States parties, under article 19, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
At its fifty-sixth andfifty-seventh sessions, the Committee considered reports, comments and information from 24 States parties under article 9 of the Convention.
The Committee considers reports of States on the legislative, judicial, administrative or other measures that they have adopted to give effect to the provisions of the Convention and on the progress made in this respect.
The Committee considers reports from participating organizations extremely useful since they enable it to approach States with a request to confirm or dispel alleged violations occurring on their territories or involving their citizens.