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The Committee has considered and adopted the report.
Since its first session, held in March 2004, the Committee has considered the initial reports submitted by 11 States parties.
The Committee has considered the second periodic report of the Syrian Arab Republic.
As of 23 August 1996, the Committee has considered eight communications.
The Committee has considered the communication in the light of all the information provided by the parties.
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In the context of its work, the Committee has considered Turkey a developing country.
The Committee has considered the communication in the light of all the information provided by the parties.
Since its first session,held in March 2004, the Committee has considered the initial reports submitted by Mali, Mexico and Egypt.
The Committee has considered 24 reports under this Protocol, 19 from its forty-second to forty-seventh sessions.
It should be noted that during the intersessional period, the Committee has considered communication ACCC/C/2009/43 concerning compliance by Armenia.
The Committee has considered the criteria for standing under article 9, paragraph 3, in several cases.
In accordance with paragraph 40 of resolution 1989(2011), the Committee has considered the 18 names which it added to the List between July and December 2008.
The Committee has considered the work of its subsidiary bodies and reported each year to the General Assembly.
Referring specifically to gross violations of human rights, the Committee has considered that impunity may be an important contributing element in the recurrence of the violations.
The Committee has considered the allegation, and wishes to avoid a situation where there are doubts about its process.
Moreover, on one occasion since the adoption of decision 16/III, 2 the Committee has considered a report from one State party that had presented three reports combined in a single document.
The Committee has considered the claim of the State party that the communication is in fact an actio popularis.
The Committee further recalls that,where it is impossible for the victim to authorize the communication, the Committee has considered a close personal relationship to the alleged victim, such as family ties, as a sufficient link to justify an author acting on behalf of the alleged victim.
The Committee has considered the potential application of articles 2, 5 and 16, paragraph 1, of the Convention to the present communication.
Where it is impossible for the victim to authorize the communication, for instance where the victim has been killed,had disappeared or is held incommunicado, the Committee has considered a close family connection to be a sufficient link to justify an author acting on behalf of an alleged victim.
In this same period the Committee has considered an average of 13 reports per year, a total of 149 reports.
It also recalls its jurisprudence that it is necessary to exhaust only those remedies that have a reasonable prospect of success;in complaints similar to that of the author, the Committee has considered that the remedy of amparo had no prospect of success in relation to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
Since 1891, the Committee has considered these cases in joint meetings with the Department of Economy of the State Council.
In this same period the Committee has considered an average of 13 reports per year, a total of 163 reports.
The Committee has considered the communication in the light of all information made available to it, in accordance with article 22, paragraph 4, of the Convention.
Over its past four sessions, the Committee has considered its procedures for the formulation and format of concluding comments.
The Committee has considered the merits of the complaint, in the light of all information presented to it by the parties, pursuant to article 22, paragraph 4, of the Convention.
For States parties to the Optional Protocol, the Committee has considered derogations in the context of the consideration of individual communications.
The Committee has considered some reports from States parties containing information about measures taken to implement resolutions of United Nations organs concerning relations with the racist regimes in southern Africa.
Since its first session,held in March 2004, the Committee has considered the initial reports submitted by Mali, Mexico, Egypt, Ecuador, Bolivia and the Syrian Arab Republic.