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Her Government had supported the recent efforts to revitalize the Protocol.
In the context of the Council of Europe's European Youth Campaign against Racism, Anti-Semitism, Xenophobia and Intolerance the Government had supported vast advertising campaigns against racism and xenophobia.
The Government had supported 95 per cent of the recommendations made and most of them were already being implemented.
Ms. Maquinaldo(Philippines) said that her Government had supported the establishment of UNTAET and also supported UNMISET.
The government had supported the development of the industrial body in the energy sector, especially in the fuel sector.
In Brazil, exceptionally, a national consultation on sex work andhuman rights was held in 2008, and the Government had supported the strengthening of a national sex work network.
The Government had supported the police's efforts to resolve the difficulties with the backing of the various communities in London.
In support of the goal of enhancing connectivity in the region, the Government had supported a project to conduct pre-feasibility studies of sections of the Asian Highway.
His Government had supported the efforts of the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly, but regretted the lack of results thus far.
Addressing Mr. O'Flaherty's question about the New Zealand Action Plan for Human Rights,he said that the Government had supported the Plan's development by the Human Rights Commission, but had chosen not to formally adopt it.
The Government had supported the creation of a business academy of leadership to strengthen women's position in private enterprise.
The representative of the host country said that at the time of the 1993 regular session, his Government had supported remaining in New York City on policy grounds, although there were financial differences between the two offers.
The Government had supported the peaceful repatriation and rehabilitation into society of Namibian citizens who had gone into exile during the pre-independence years.
As part of the continuingefforts to restructure and strengthen the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC), his Government had supported the Global Programme against Money-Laundering and had assisted insupporting the development of financial-intelligence units in smaller financial centres.
The Government had supported the National Human Rights Commission since its establishment, including through the payment of salaries and had allocated a building to the Commission.
As a major donor to UNICEF, his Government had supported and would continue to support all efforts to improve its oversight.
His Government had supported the establishment of the Human Rights Council, following the failure of the Commission on Human Rights, which had been immersed in politicization and manipulation.
Following the barbaric terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, his Government had supported all the subsequent efforts of the anti-terrorist coalition and had contributed by adopting its own concrete measures.
The Government had supported the visit of two experts from the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW) to Ciudad Juárez and had reported on the progress achieved in implementing the recommendations contained in the experts' report.
With a view to strengthening the Regional Office, his Government had supported the establishment of an Office for Investment and Technology Promotion to assist Mexican SMEs and increase foreign entrepreneurs' awareness of local business conditions.
The Government had supported the establishment of a women's communal fund, which targeted poor women who did not have access to bank loans, and had set up a guarantee fund for middle class women through a commercial bank, giving priority to projects offering employment to women.
Ms. SAEKI(Japan) said that her Government had supported Security Council resolution 831(1993) but believed it should in no way prejudice the General Assembly's competence in financial matters.
His Government had supported the establishment of the Human Rights Council, following the failure of the Commission on Human Rights, which had been immersed in politicization and manipulation.
Ms. Soberanis(Guatemala) said that the Government had supported a number of initiatives from women's organizations to promote the participation of women in public life by means of a quota system.
In 2003, the Government had supported a research centre, TransAct, in conducting a quick-scan on the occurrence of crimes committed in the name of honour in the Netherlands.
The Government had supported the establishment of a coordinator for equal opportunities for women and men in each of the 15 ministries; however, machinery at the local level was also needed.
For many years his Government had supported the activities of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and UNEP, as well as those of non-governmental organizations based in Monaco.
HRW noted that the Government had supported amendments to Papua New Guinea's Environment Act that would strip citizens of their right to challenge the legality of Government-sanctioned projects in court.
Her Government had supported proposals that would enable negotiations to begin on a fissile material cut-off treaty, including the establishment of the group of governmental experts on the topic.
Mr. Dederer(Kazakhstan) said that the Government had supported several special measures benefiting ethnic groups, including the establishment of Sunday schools and nurseries, where children were able to speak their mother tongue.