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The OIC Contact Group expressed its grave concern at the rapidly deteriorating situation in Kashmir.
While welcoming the adoption in April 2005 of the Programme national de périnatalité 2005-2008, which aims at reducing newborn and maternal mortality rates by 50 per cent,CRC expressed its grave concern at the high rates of infant and maternal mortality.
The Government of Egypt expressed its grave concern at external interference on sovereign Egyptian territory.
In its resolution 1564(2004), the Security Council expressed its grave concern at the lack of progress on disarmament.
It also expressed its grave concern and urged a peaceful settlement in accordance with the country's Constitution.
With regard to the report of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Committee expressed its grave concern at the reports of women being raped, assaulted or tortured during the.
The Holy See expressed its grave concern regarding reports that newborn handicapped infants have their lives ended by medical personnel.
Noting the deteriorating situation in the country andthe great suffering of the Syrian people, it expressed its grave concern and sadness at the ongoing bloodshed and loss of innocent lives and destruction of cities and infrastructure.
However, it expressed its grave concern regarding the persistent hotbeds of tension and insecurity in some regions of the country, especially.
In connection with its review of the report of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Committee expressed its grave concern at the rape of women and at the extensive and persistent perpetration of other forms of violence against them by armed men.
In 2005, CRC expressed its grave concern that Belize does not have a policy to prevent and combat the school-based practices of educational exclusion of pregnant students and teenage mothers.
The Summit examined recent developments in eastern Zaire,resulting in armed confrontation, and expressed its grave concern at the deteriorating situation in that area and the threat posed to peace and stability in the entire Great Lakes region.
Expressed its grave concern over the misuse by Israel, in committing its acts of aggression against Arab countries, of the aircraft and weapons provided to it by the United States of America;
The Government of Hungary has, on several occasions, expressed its grave concern about the negative impact of the conflict on the ethnic composition of the population concerned. .
UNAMA expressed its grave concern that this pardon would send the negative message that perpetrators of violent crimes against women would not be held accountable.
Most recently, in resolution 1435(2002),the Security Council expressed its grave concern at the reoccupation of the headquarters of the President of the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah that took place in September 2002, demanding its immediate end.
Expressed its grave concern about the weakening of the non-proliferation regime due to the implementation of double standards and discriminatory approaches by certain nuclear-weapon States, in particular the cooperation of certain nuclear-weapon States with the Non-Proliferation Treaty non-parties, and neglecting the nuclear arsenal of the Zionist regime.
By resolution 1120(1997)of 14 July 1997, the Council expressed its grave concern over the lack of improvement in respect to human rights and strongly deplored incidents of ethnically motivated violence in Hrvatska Kostajnica.
The Assembly expressed its grave concern regarding the tragic events in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem, since 28 September 2000, including the rising number of deaths and injuries, mostly among Palestinian civilians, the deterioration of the socio-economic and humanitarian conditions of the Palestinian people and the widespread destruction of public and private Palestinian property and infrastructure resulting from the unlawful policies and practices of Israel, the occupying Power.
On 25 May 2004, in a presidential statement(S/PRST/2004/18), the Council expressed its grave concern at the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Darfur and the continuing reports of large-scale violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
The Council expressed its grave concern at attempts by armed elements in Côte d'Ivoire to cross the ceasefire line, as observed by the forces of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) and France.
A few months later, in Resolution 1199(of 23.09.1998),the Security Council expressed its grave concern at the"rapid deterioration" of the"humanitarian situation in Kosovo", with the"increasing violation of human rights and of international humanitarian law.
The Committee expressed its grave concern at the continuing illegal exploitation of the natural resources of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by the occupation forces and appealed for an immediate halt to these practices.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 60/72,which was submitted by my country, the Islamic Republic of Iran, expressed its grave concern over the failure of the 2005 NPT Review Conference and urged the States parties to the NPT to follow up on the implementation of nuclear disarmament obligations under the Treaty agreed to at the 1995 and 2000 Review Conferences.
The Central Organ expressed its grave concern over the unfolding situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its consequences for the peace, security and stability of the region.
In recent days the Government of the Republic of Cuba publicly expressed its grave concern at the violent clashes which occurred on 13 August and which recurred just recently between the military personnel of that base and the Haitian refugees being held within it in appallingly unhealthy and overcrowded conditions.
It has, in addition, expressed its grave concern that this multi-dimensional and complex threat continues to fuel crime and insecurity in various regions in the world, exacerbating existing conflicts and undermining peacebuilding.
In its resolution 1314(2000), the Council expressed its grave concern at the linkages between illicit trade in natural resources and armed conflict and also expressed its intention to take appropriate steps.
The Committee expressed its grave concern at the continued systematic plundering and unlawful exploitation of natural resources and other riches in the occupied part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and demanded the immediate cessation of those practices.
The Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances expressed its grave concern that anti-terrorist activities were being used by an increasing number of States as an excuse for not respecting the obligations of the Declaration, and noted a strong trend since 2001 whereby many States explained disappearances with reference to counter-terrorism E/CN.4/2006/56.