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The Convention seeks to tackle those barriers.
Beyond the general measures and processes such as extradition, mutual legal assistance andjoint investigations, the Convention seeks to strengthen such coordination and cooperation.68 4.
The Convention seeks to protect ecosystems, including forests.
HCOC, a politically binding text negotiated and finalized through an open-ended process similar to that which produced the Ottawa Convention, seeks to curb the proliferation of this type of weapons system through self-restraint and vigilance.
The Convention seeks to ensure equity and justice in the exploitation of this shared patrimony.
We believe that the Convention should be implemented in such a way that the public is able to effectively exercise the rights that the Convention seeks to guarantee, including by removing practical obstacles, such as cost barriers and lengthy procedures.
Second, the Convention seeks to change the way that development is undertaken in the field of disability.
Vogel-Polsky argues that because the Convention refers to"all appropriate measures" in an obligatory manner, it renders the"temporary special measures" referred to in article 4 not only indispensable but,combined with the fact that the Convention seeks equality in fact, the most appropriate measures to use.
A major goal that the Convention seeks to achieve is to facilitate navigation at sea.
The Convention seeks to ensure that the disposal of hazardous and other wastes is carried out in an environmentally sound manner.
Finally, and significantly, the Convention seeks to mainstream human rights and disability within existing development programming.
The Convention seeks to eliminate intentional pollution of the marine environment by oil and other harmful substances and minimize accidental discharges.
The Committee wishes to emphasize that the Convention seeks to protect and guarantee the individual rights of children, including the rights of children belonging to minorities.
The Convention seeks to remove discrimination in employment and occupation based, inter alia, on race, colour or sex.
The Stockholm Convention seeks to protect human health and the environment from the harmful impact of persistent organic pollutants.
To that end, the draft convention seeks to emphasize the obligations of parties and the growth of interest in the performance of contracts for the carriage of goods by sea.
The Convention seeks to reaffirm the links between culture, development and dialogue and to create an innovative platform for international cultural cooperation.
This Convention seeks to strengthen cinematographic co-production in Europe as an instrument of creativity and for the expression of cultural diversity.
The Convention seeks to eliminate discrimination in employment and occupations on the grounds of race, colour, sex, religion, political opinion, social origin or national extraction.
The Convention seeks to protect, promote and guarantee the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by persons with disabilities, and to ensure respect for their inherent dignity.
The Convention seeks to protect human health and the environment from the risks posed by persistent organic pollutants, which are chemical substances that possess toxic properties, resist degradation and bio-accumulate through the food chain.
The new draft Convention seeks to fill the current gaps in international human rights law in the fight against the phenomenon of enforced disappearances and foresees the creation of a new Committee with innovative victim-oriented functions.
Given the fact that the draft Convention seeks to elaborate steps that States Parties are obliged to take to better promote the existing rights of persons with disabilities, many parts of the draft are borrowed from existing core human rights treaties.
The Convention seeks, inter alia, to enhance environmental protection, foster the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources and harmonize policies in such areas with a view to achieving ecologically rational, economically sound and socially acceptable development policies and programmes.
The Convention seeks to encourage countries that do not yet have provisions against organized crime to adopt comprehensive countermeasures and to provide guidance for States in approaching the legislative and enforcement questions related to countering transnational organized crime.
The Convention seeks to prevent and eliminate the exploitation of migrant workers throughout the entire process by providing a set of binding international standards to address the treatment, welfare and human rights of both documented and undocumented migrants, as well as the obligations and responsibilities on the part of sending and receiving States.
The Convention seeks to eliminate or restrict the production and use of all intentionally produced POPs(i.e. industrial chemicals and pesticides), as well as to minimize and- where feasible- eliminate the release of unintentionally produced POPs, i.e. those chemicals which are produced unintentionally as by-products such as dioxins and furans.
The Convention sought to eliminate discrimination against women and ensure their equality with men.
The Convention sought to achieve that goal by prohibiting or restricting the use of certain conventional weapons.
The Convention sought to reaffirm the link between culture, development and dialogue and to create an innovative platform for international cultural cooperation.