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The Committee maintained close relations with Brazil, the Russian Federation, Romania, the Slovak Republic and Ukraine during 1998.
With regard to the identity of various groups and whether they are Arab or African, the Committee maintained that there is no Arab-African divide as intermarriage among the various tribes is common.
The Committee maintained a close informal working relationship with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, with which it also met formally twice a year.
From the sixtieth to the sixty-second session, the Committee maintained the same members and officers noted in its previous report to the General Assembly.
The Committee maintained and developed its liaison with national, regional and international coordinating mechanisms cooperating with it, in addition to its established liaison with a large number of individual organizations.
With regard to population displacement, the Committee maintained that rebels forced people out of their homes, who then sought protection in areas controlled by the Government.
The Committee maintained and developed its liaison with the national, regional and international coordinating mechanisms cooperating with it, in addition to its established liaison with a large number of individual organizations.
From the forty-eighth to the fiftieth session, the Committee maintained the same members and officers noted in its previous report to the General Assembly A/63/41, annex I.
The Committee maintained and developed its liaison with the national, regional and international coordinating mechanisms accredited to it, in addition to its established liaison with a large number of individual non-governmental organizations.
From the fifty-fourth to the fifty-sixth session, the Committee maintained the same members and officers noted in its previous report to the General Assembly A/65/41, annex I.
For that reason, the Committee maintained in its draft programme of work an item on further measures to facilitate global harmonization of regulations on the transport of dangerous goods with the Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods: Model Regulations.
From the thirty-sixth to the thirty-eighth sessions, the Committee maintained the same members and officers noted in its previous report to the General Assembly(A/59/41, paras. 4-7). On 23 February 2005, the Tenth Meeting of States parties was convened to elect new members to the Committee. .
The Ad Hoc Committee maintained regular contact with the Monitoring Mechanism whose Chairman, Ambassador Juan Larrain, also visited Addis Ababa, from 11 to 13 March 2002, on the sidelines of the seventy-fifth ordinary session of the Council of Ministers.
From the forty-second to the forty-fourth sessions, the Committee maintained the same members and officers noted in its previous report to the General Assembly(A/61/41, annex I). On 23 February 2005, the Tenth Meeting of States parties to the Convention was convened to elect new members to the Committee. .
The Committee maintained contact with the Organization of African Unity and the Caribbean Community(CARICOM) during the year, and it continues to follow the work of the South Pacific Forum and the activities of non-governmental organizations which have a special interest in decolonization.
Outside of its formal meetings the Committee maintained regular contact with the Military Adviser to the Secretary-General, received briefings from a representative of the Department for Disarmament Affairs and visited the French Navy training ship Jeanne d'Arc and frigate Georges Leygues.
The Committee maintained that the just resolution of the issue of Palestine refugees on the basis of General Assembly resolution 194(III) of 1948 was central to a lasting solution of the question of Palestine, along with the other permanent status issues of Jerusalem, settlements, borders, water and security.
At the same time, the Committee maintained its close ties with the Division for the Advancement of Women and other United Nations bodies such as the United Nations Development Fund for Women, the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Children's Fund.
The Committee maintained its system of working groups, dealing with monitoring and national implementation; assistance; cooperation with international organizations, including the Security Council Committees established pursuant to resolutions 1267(1999) and 1373(2001); and transparency and media outreach.
The Committee maintained that the Government had taken several initiatives to solve the conflict peacefully, including a conference in El Fashir held in 2001 to address the roots of problems, particularly in and around Jebel Marra, as well as the establishment by the President of a committee to mediate between the tribes.
The Chair, recalling that the Committee maintained a database of experts on issues relevant to the Committee's work, renewed his invitation to all Committee members to submit the names of any independent experts from their countries and regions for inclusion in the database and possible consideration for subsequent seminars.
The Committee maintained its system of working groups, dealing with monitoring and national implementation; assistance; cooperation with international organizations, including the Committee pursuant to resolutions 1267(1999) and 1989(2011) and the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1373(2001); and transparency and media outreach.
The Committee maintained that, to effectively combat such speech, States parties had to start by adopting comprehensive legislation, in other words including civil, administrative and criminal legislation, against racial discrimination, because it was very often only serious forms of racist expression that were looked upon as criminal offences. Less serious cases should nonetheless also be penalized by means other than criminal law.
The committee maintains regular contacts with the field.
In particular, the Committee maintains that the best interests of the child are best served through.
The Committee maintains that the continuing Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, is at the core of the conflict.
The Counter-Terrorism Committee maintains a Directory of Information and Sources of Assistance in the field of Counter-Terrorism, on which all relevant information on available assistance is posted.
The Committee maintains that all settlement construction, including so-called natural growth, is illegal and must be halted immediately.
The Committee maintains that in each case a careful balance should be struck between the imperatives of comprehensiveness, on the one hand, and the necessity to reduce costs, on the other.