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The European Council expresses its great anxiety at the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
While noting the statement in the replies to the list of issues that extra-judicial, arbitrary or summary executions constitute violations of the Convention and the laws in force and are"unlikely to occur",the Committee expresses its great concern at allegations of extrajudicial killings by security forces and other serious human rights violations in different parts of the country, in particular the northern Sa'ada province and in the south arts. 2, 12 and 16.
Expresses its great appreciation to Michael Zammit Cutajar for his excellent services as Executive Secretary of the Convention secretariat;
The Council commends the international community, which has widely criticized this oppressive Israeli decision, and expresses its great appreciation to all the States which have affirmed their respect for legitimate international resolutions and criticized and condemned the Israeli decision.
Expresses its great satisfaction at the exercise of their democratic franchise by the people of South Africa in the most dignified manner;
The Sub-Commission notes with regret that no progress has so far been made in the resolution of the refugee situation, but expresses its great satisfaction that dates now have been set, in agreement between the two Governments concerned, for such negotiations to be held: from 13 to 16 September 1999.
Iceland expresses its great concern at the announced intention of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to conduct a nuclear test in the future.
While noting the statement in the replies to the list of issues that extra-judicial, arbitrary or summary executions constitute violations of the Convention and the laws in force and are"unlikely to occur",the Committee expresses its great concern at allegations of extrajudicial killings by security forces and other serious human rights violations in different parts of the country, in particular the northern Sa'ada province and in the south arts. 2, 12 and 16.
Lithuania expresses its great regret and is concerned about the series of underground nuclear tests carried out by Pakistan on 28 May and those conducted by India on 11 and 13 May.
From the viewpoint that peace is essential to the progress in gender equality and women's rights,NJWA expresses its great concern over the fact that the world military spending totalled $1339 billion in 2007, making an increase of 45 percent since 1998 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Yearbook 2008.
It expresses its great concern with regard to the non-compliance of Israel with international law by virtue of its maintenance of a nuclear arsenal that constitutes a threat to all States of the region and therefore to international peace and security.
Notwithstanding the statement provided by the State party delegation that hostage-taking is illegal in the country,the Committee expresses its great concern at the reported practice of holding relatives of alleged criminals, including children and elderly, as hostages, sometimes for years at a time, to compel the alleged criminals to surrender themselves to the police; it also emphasizes that such practice is a violation of the Convention.
The Committee expresses its great concern at the high rate of unemployment, which, according to the information contained in the Government's written replies to the Committee's questions, could exceed 30 per cent in 1995.
Notwithstanding the statement provided by the State party delegation that hostage-taking is illegal in the country,the Committee expresses its great concern at the reported practice of holding relatives of alleged criminals, including children and elderly, as hostages, sometimes for years at a time, to compel the alleged criminals to surrender themselves to the police; it also emphasizes that such practice is a violation of the Convention.
The European Union expresses its great appreciation for the work of the European Union Election Observation Mission, led by Glyn Ford, which provided a comprehensive statement on the electoral process in Indonesia.
The delegation of Egypt expresses its great regret at the use of the veto against two consecutive Security Council draft resolutions aimed at protecting the human rights of Palestinians from Israeli aggression.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expresses its great satisfaction with the fact that the position and proposals of Uzbekistan and of other States concerned about settlement of the Afghan tragedy have been reflected in the resolution.
The Committee expresses its great concern at allegations of extrajudicial killings by security forces and other serious human rights violations in different parts of the country, in particular the northern Sa'ada province and in the south arts. 2, 12 and 16.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania expresses its great concern over this decision by the Russian Federation and states that Lithuania has up to now consistently fulfilled its international obligations with regard to the Russian Federation.
The Government of Burundi also expresses its great appreciation to the entire international community, and to the countries of the region in particular, for the assistance, advice and facilitation provided throughout this long and painful struggle for peace.
The Committee expresses its great concern at the horrifying amputation of hands, arms and legs, and at the many other atrocities and acts of violence and cruelty committed by armed persons against children, including, in some cases, against very young children.
In this regard, the European Union expresses its great satisfaction at the recent announcement by the URNG of the temporary suspension of offensive military operations, and at the response from President Alvaro Arzú, who has issued instructions to the army to cease counter-insurgency operations.
Expresses its great satisfaction at the work currently being carried out by those staff in the service of the Organization and their contribution to its Programme of Work, especially in view of the rising demands made on the Organization with its limited resources;
The Seimas of Lithuania expresses its great concern over the present Russian policy towards the Baltic countries, and states its hope that the processes of democratization in Russia will continue, and that Russia will respect the independence and territorial integrity of the Baltic countries.
In this regard, Cuba expresses its great concern over the covert and illegal use, by individuals, organizations and States, of the computer systems of other nations for the purpose of attacking third countries, because of its potential for triggering international conflicts.
The Committee expresses its great concern at the high number of child rights violations and child victims(about 1,000 dead children over the last four years) as a result of the fight of the army against organized crime and the lack of investigation of crimes perpetrated by military personnel.
Mr. Ehouzou(Benin)(spoke in French):My delegation expresses its great appreciation to Mr. Srgjan Kerim, President of the General Assembly, for his initiative to invite eminent personalities to enliven our panel discussions on mobilizing the international community to respond to the terrible effects of climate change.
Expresses its great concern at the continued presence of the ex-FAR/Interahamwe in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which constitutes a security problem for Rwanda, as well as for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the region as a whole, and negatively affects the relations amongst the countries of the region;
The Committee expresses its great concern at the reported practice of holding relatives of alleged criminals, including children and elderly, as hostages, sometimes for years at a time, to compel the alleged criminals to surrender themselves to the police; it also emphasizes that such practice is a violation of the Convention.
As a general observation, the European Union expresses its great concern for the decision to circulate, as Council documents, information whose authenticity has not been verified, in particular in connection with events that have not been thoroughly and independently investigated either by official independent observers or the United Nations.