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The participants expressed their serious concern about the situation in Mali.
The Council will also continue to receive briefings from the Secretariat about the humanitarian situation,about which members of the Council expressed their serious concern.
Council members expressed their serious concern about the current situation.
In recent meetings with my Special Representative, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia andForeign Minister Seyoum Mesfin expressed their serious concerns regarding the Boundary Commission's demarcation of the border.
They also expressed their serious concern about the humanitarian situation in Somalia.
The present report is submitted further to General Assembly resolution 65/225 on the situation of human rights in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea,wherein Member States expressed their serious concerns at the persistence of continuing reports of systematic, widespread and grave violations of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern at the growing digital divide between developed and developing countries.
In a joint press statement, the Office of the High Representative, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Organization for Security andCo-operation in Europe(OSCE) expressed their serious concern about the fairness of the trial of Ibrahim Djedovic, who was convicted on charges of war crimes against the civilian population and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment by the Sarajevo Cantonal Court on 6 October 1998.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern at the renewed fighting in Afghanistan, causing a growing threat to regional peace and security.
In the meeting, delegations in general expressed their serious concern about the recent developments on the ground.
They expressed their serious concern at the recent upsurge of activities of the illegal armed groups in western Darfur and in eastern Chad, and at the resulting tension between the Sudan and Chad.
The briefing was followed by closed consultations,during which the members of the Council expressed their serious concern over the lack of implementation of the presidential statement of 2 October by the parties to the Syrian conflict.
Members expressed their serious concern about the incident and that it highlighted the need for vessels that operate in the Southern Ocean to be suitably and adequately prepared.
The Heads of State orGovernment reaffirmed the fundamental principle that developed countries shall take the lead in combating climate change, and expressed their serious concern at the limited progress in negotiations under the AWG KP, and reemphasized the urgent need for the establishment of quantified emission reduction commitments for the 2nd and subsequent commitment periods under the Kyoto Protocol.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern and complete dismay at the victimisation of innocent civilians in instances where force has been employed or sanctions have been imposed, including those authorised by the Security Council.
Members of the Security Council expressed their serious concern at the continuing hostilities between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern and complete dismay at the victimisation of innocent civilians in instances where force has been employed or sanctions have been imposed, including those authorised by the Security Council.
On the subject of the Syrian Arab Republic, Council members expressed their serious concern at the growing violence and the increasing number of casualties, especially among women and children.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern over the talks of the WTO Doha Round that may preclude finishing negotiations this year and considered it a serious setback for the Doha Round.
The Ministers reaffirmed the fundamental principle that developed countries shall take the lead in combating climate change, and expressed their serious concern at the deadlock in negotiations under the AWG-KP, and re-emphasised the urgent need for the establishment of quantified emission reduction commitments for the 2nd and subsequent commitment periods under the Kyoto Protocol.
The Foreign Ministers expressed their serious concern over the desperate situation in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, an independent and sovereign Member State of the United Nations.
The Ministers reaffirmed the fundamental principle that developed countries shall take the lead in combating climate change, and expressed their serious concern at the very slow progress of the AWG-KP, and re-emphasised the urgent need for the establishment of quantified emission reduction commitments for the 2nd and subsequent commitment periods under the Kyoto Protocol.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern and complete dismay at the victimisation of innocent civilians in instances where force has been employed or sanctions have been imposed, including those authorised by the Security Council.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern at the renewed fighting in Afghanistan.
The Ministers expressed their serious concern about the arbitrary movement restrictions imposed to the diplomatic officials of some missions of NAM Member States by the Host Country of the United Nations Headquarters.
The Council members expressed their serious concern over the recent fighting in the region and its humanitarian consequences.
The Council members expressed their serious concern about the recent fighting in the region and its humanitarian consequences.
The Council members expressed their serious concern at the deterioration of security in many areas of Afghanistan, and at the recent attacks on United Nations and other personnel of aid organizations.
Council members expressed their serious concerns about the humanitarian consequences of the fighting and stressed the obligations of all parties under humanitarian international law, and the primary responsibility of the Government in protecting civilians.
The two sides expressed their serious concern that as a result of the plans announced in the United States of America for preparations for the deployment of a national anti-ballistic missile system, a serious risk is currently arising of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty being undermined.