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In this resolution the Commission expressed its deep concern.
The summit expressed its deep concern over the escalation of the conflict;
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1995/38 of 3 March 1995, 4/ expressed its deep concern at the increase and spread of the practice.
The Committee expressed its deep concern at the serious human rights violations in the Sudan.
During the exchange by delegations of their experiences with the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes for ex-combatants that are under way in their respective countries,the Committee expressed its deep concern at the severe shortage of funds necessary for the launching or effective implementation of such programmes in countries of the subregion that are emerging from situations of conflict.
It expressed its deep concern about the lack of progress on a number of critical issues.
The Security Council promptly expressed its deep concern over the matter.
CEDAW expressed its deep concern about the prevalence of violence against women and girls, including domestic violence.
At that time- as now- the international community expressed its deep concern at the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In 2008, CESCR expressed its deep concern about the persistence of racist and xenophobic attitudes among some sectors of the population.
Recalling its resolution 47/145 of 18 December 1992, in which it expressed its deep concern at flagrant violations of human rights by the Government of Iraq.
New Zealand expressed its deep concern that the legitimate Government should be restored through a credible process.
The meeting considered the recent application by the ICC Prosecutor for the indictment of H.E. President Omar Hassan El Bashir,as unwarranted and unacceptable, and expressed its deep concern that this action could seriously undermine the ongoing efforts aimed at facilitating the early resolution of the conflict in Darfur and the promotion of long lasting peace and reconciliation in the Sudan.
The Board expressed its deep concern over the lack of norms prohibiting the transfer of those weapons to non-State actors, especially in Africa.
On 25 April, in a presidential statement(S/PRST/2006/19), the Council expressed its deep concern over the political situation and security along Chad's borders with the Sudan.
The mission expressed its deep concern over the Abyei situation and the lack of implementation of a number of key provisions of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe expressed its deep concern about incidents and ill-treatment occurring during deportations.
It also expressed its deep concern at the fact that Sri Lanka had rejected recommendations 28(b), 33(b) and 55(a) relating to addressing impunity for human rights violations.
When considering the report of Algeria, the Human Rights Committee expressed its deep concern at the widespread massacre of men, women and children in a great number of villages and towns.
CRC also expressed its deep concern at the reported inhuman and degrading punishment carried out by order of traditional village councils("shalishes"), as well as at the increasing incidents of acid attacks on women and girls.
In that context, and with reference to Burundi, the Committee expressed its deep concern about the deteriorating political, military and security situation in the country.
The Board expressed its deep concern over these facts and requested the secretariat to contact the Customs administrations concerned with a view to rectifying the situation.
Sudan(resolution 2000/27): the Commission expressed its deep concern at the adverse effect of the current armed conflict on women and children.
The Assembly expressed its deep concern at the increasing number of women living in extreme poverty, in particular in Africa and the least developed countries.
In the preamble to that resolution, the Assembly expressed its deep concern"about the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons.
The Committee expressed its deep concern at the deterioration in the military and security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly.
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1995/38, expressed its deep concern at the increase and spread of the practice of enforced disappearances in various parts of the world.
The Committee expressed its deep concern at the continued tensions and incidents on the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Rwandese Republic.
As to the subject of women's health, the Committee expressed its deep concern with regard to the Government's plan to consider proposals for privatization of the health system.
The Committee expressed its deep concern at the persistence of organized crime and insecurity in the countries of the subregion, and particularly at the phenomenon of roadblocks.