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Expressing profound concern over the growing phenomenon of Islamophobia.
He joined with the Ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement in expressing profound concern at the effects of sanctions, and called for stricter criteria for their implementation.
Expressing profound concern at the continuing abduction, torture, detention, rape, enslavement and forced recruitment of children from northern Uganda.
Foreign Minister of Bangladesh Dr. Dipu Moni, MP,started her presentation by expressing profound sadness at heavy loss of lives at collapse of a building in Bangladesh.
Expressing profound gratitude to the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for the position it has adopted and the positive initiatives it has taken in order to resolve the dispute peacefully.
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On 26 November, the Council issued another statement to the press(SC/11677) expressing profound concern about the deteriorating situation in Libya and its impact on regional peace and stability.
Expressing profound concern that the test claimed by the DPRK has generated increased tension in the region and beyond, and determining therefore that there is a clear threat to international peace and security.
Strongly condemning also all recent incidents in many parts of the world in which humanitarian personnel have been deliberately targeted, and expressing profound regret at the deaths of all United Nations and other personnel involved in the provision of humanitarian assistance.
He concluded by expressing profound thanks to the Government of Italy for the excellent facilities provided for the meeting, and to the people of Italy for their hospitality.
By the deteriorating situation in Iraq, and expressing profound sorrow for all the victims, in particular among the civilian population, Reaffirming.
Expressing profound concern at the ongoing effects of the consequences of the accident on the lives and health of people, in particular children, in the affected areas of Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine, as well as in other affected countries.
I know I speak for all of us in expressing profound dismay that a peaceful settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains so elusive.
Expressing profound concern about the ongoing effects on the lives and health of people, in particular children, in the affected areas of Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine, as well as in other countries affected by the Chernobyl disaster.
On 2 July, the Council issued a statement to the press, expressing profound sorrow and condemning in the strongest terms the abduction and killing of a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem on 2 July.
Expressing profound concern regarding the negative effects of nuclear testing on the sustainability of the ecosystem in the region and about the accumulation of radioactive substances in the soil, which result in wide-ranging and complex consequences that create humanitarian, environmental, social, economic and health problems.
On 1 July, the Council issued a statement to the press, expressing profound outrage at and condemning in the strongest terms the killing of three teenagers, two Israelis and one United States citizen, whose bodies were discovered near the city of Hebron on 30 June.
Expressing profound regret at the deaths of humanitarian personnel and health-care personnel as a result of public health hazards such as the current outbreak of the Ebola virus disease, and stressing the need for a conducive environment, appropriate equipment and resilient public health systems and the urgency of preparedness.
On 1 July, the Council issued a statement to the press expressing profound outrage at and condemning in the strongest terms the killing of three Israeli teenagers, one of whom was also a United States citizen, whose bodies were discovered near the city of Hebron on 30 June.
Expressing profound concern in connection with the ongoing crises and growing security threats emanating from international terrorism, aggressive separatism and extremism and other dangerous crimes linked to them, and, in this connection, drawing the attention of the international community to the complexity, gravity and the large scale of these problems encountered by the GUAM States.
Finally, I join the rest of the international community in expressing profound satisfaction about the recommendation made earlier today by acclamation by the Security Council that the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, be the next Secretary-General of the Organization.
Expressing profound regret at the deaths of international and national humanitarian personnel and United Nations and its associated personnel involved in the provision of humanitarian assistance, and strongly deploring the rising toll of casualties among such personnel in complex humanitarian emergencies, in particular in armed conflicts and in post-conflict situations.
I wish to join previous speakers in expressing profound gratitude to his predecessor for the effectiveness with which he presided over the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session.
Expressing profound regret at the deaths of and violent acts against international and national humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel involved in the provision of humanitarian assistance, and strongly deploring the casualties among such personnel in complex humanitarian emergencies, in particular in armed conflicts and in post-conflict situations.
We will end this statement by expressing profound gratitude and thanks to President Charles Taylor and the good people of Liberia who have been patient, helpful and encouraging in helping us to take one faltering step after the other along the long road to peace.
Expressing profound regret at the deaths of and violent acts against international and national United Nations and associated personnel involved in the provision of humanitarian assistance and against personnel of humanitarian organizations and medical personnel performing humanitarian tasks, and strongly deploring the deliberate targeting of, and casualties among, such personnel in complex humanitarian emergencies, in particular in armed conflicts and in post-conflict situations.
The Secretary-General addressed the Council, expressing profound concern that the Security Council's call for an end to the violence had gone unheeded, emphasizing the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza and stating that all parties must fully uphold international humanitarian law.
Expressing profound regret and grave concern at the tragic loss of the lives of humanitarian staff while providing humanitarian assistance and the increased insecurity encountered by humanitarian staff as well as the acts of violence committed against them, in particular deliberate attacks, and mindful of the need to provide the fullest possible protection for their security and, in this regard, bearing in mind General Assembly resolution 58/122 of 17 December 2003 and Security Council resolution 1502(2003) of 26 August 2003.
Strongly condemning all attacks against humanitarian personnel, expressing profound regret at the deaths, injuries and abductions resulting from these attacks, and noting with concern that the number of attacks against humanitarian personnel in 2013 was the highest ever recorded, with at least 155 personnel killed, 171 injured and 134 abducted.
In that resolution, the Commission, expressing profound concern at the continuing abduction, torture, detention, rape, enslavement and forced recruitment of children from northern Uganda, demanded the immediate cessation of all abductions and attacks on all civilian populations, in particular women and children, in northern Uganda by the Lord's Resistance Army and called for the immediate and unconditional release and safe return of all abducted children held by the Lord's Resistance Army.
At its fifty-sixth session, the Commission, in resolution 2000/60, expressing profound concern at the continuing abduction, torture, detention, rape, enslavement and forced recruitment of children from northern Uganda, requested the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to undertake an assessment of the situation on the ground in the affected areas, including the needs of the victims, in full consultation with the relevant United Nations organizations and non-governmental organizations.