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Furthermore, the Government has refused to register one political party from the opposition.
Mr Grey, your organisation must be disappointed that the Government has refused to relax the law.
The Government has refused to speculate about the origin of the voice or the importance of the word"tomorrow.
Not only did the Constitution failto recognise the economic, social and cultural rights of the Batwa, but the government has refused to recognise their traditional indigenous activities.
So far, the Government has refused to reveal how many refugees have been resettled, whilst some are claiming the number is as low as just 50.
Similar persecution and reprisals were denounced by the representatives of the Movimiento de Autodeterminación de la Isla de Bioko(MAIB), which the Government has refused to recognize legally as a political party, on the grounds that it supports the territorial dismemberment of the nation of Equatorial Guinea.
CCF noted that the Interim Government has refused to allow the International Bar Association to visit Fiji to investigate the independence of the legal and justice system.
Despite repeated requests, however, the Government has refused to allow the High Commissioner to open an office in Prishtina.
The Government has refused to take part in the preparatory meeting organized by the facilitator, Sir Ketumile Masire, in Cotonou and has prevented Congolese delegates from leaving Kinshasa to go to that meeting.
It is unacceptable that the UK government has refused to give much needed assurances to EU citizens living and working in the UK, many of whom are critical workers in public services.
To date, the Government has refused to agree to the use of these crossing points, restating its long-standing policy of refusing to use international crossing points not under its control, irrespective of the humanitarian imperative.
Kvirikashvili, Georgian Minister of Economy, said the Government has refused from the idea of the previous Government regarding the construction of the airport in Poti, Georgia, located on the Black Seashore, as this project was not justified from an economic point of view.
The Government has refused to grant the Special Rapporteur meetings with the Permanent Representatives of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to the United Nations, contending that the resolutions establishing the mandate represent politicization, selectivity and double standards in the area of human rights.
The reason is primarily because the United States Government has refused to disclose(except through highly selective leaks) who it has targeted for killing and whether there have been civilian casualties, and also because human rights monitors and independent media have not had access to the affected areas.
Third, the Government has refused to disclose the legal basis for targeted killings conducted through drone attacks on the territory of other States or to identify any safeguards in place to reduce collateral civilian casualties and ensure that the Government has targeted the correct person.
It was further alleged that the Government has refused to amend provisions of the Prevention of Terrorism Act and the Emergency Regulations, which reportedly remain far from international standards and are said to facilitate the practice of disappearances and other human rights violations.
JS2 added that the government has refused to include references to the Treaty in new legislation, for example, the Policing Act 2008 and Climate Change Response(Emissions Trading) Amendment Act 2008; and has given directions that there will no longer be any direct references to the Treaty or its principles in new policy, actions plans or contracts in the health and disability sector.
As in previous years, the Government had refused to engage in discussions of the draft resolution.
The Attorney-General resigned after the Government had refused to support the appointment of foreign prosecutors to investigate criminal matters arising from the Commission's inquiry.
When an 18-year-old Albanian had been shot dead by law enforcement officials while crossing the border, the Government had refused to grant entry visas to the only witnesses to the shooting.
While a negotiation process to address the issues contained in the draft resolution would have been preferable, the Government had refused to engage in any discussion.
Despite the economic difficulties created by the embargo at the end of the 1980s, the Government had refused to close any childcare facilities.
Anyone who reads this book will understand why so many governments have refused to grant him permission to live within their borders.
The Government had refused to register the Open Society Institute and the Action Front, the latter on the ground that many of its activities and its use of funds had not been transparent.
The opposition had called for the abolition of section 266 B on the grounds that it infringed freedom of expression, but the Government had refused, stating firmly that the provision was necessary to protect ethnic minorities and that it would not compromise its international obligations.
AI pointed out that most recently the Government had refused to allow access to members of the UN Commission of Inquiry(COI) into human rights violations in the DPRK, including possible crimes against humanity, established by the UN Human Rights Council in March 2013.
At the same time, the group learned that the United Nations had received complaints alleging violations of the letter and spirit of the joint communiqué,in particular that the Government had refused to extend visas for some non-governmental organization expatriate staff to remain in the country.
According to these same interviewees, since 1956-- despite protests from women's organizations--, governments have refused to amend religious personal laws in favour of the rights of Hindu women, despite the fact that the same reform has been introduced for Muslims.
The Government had refused to cooperate with the international community in implementing the“oil-for-food” programme, was delaying the negotiations by its shilly-shallying,had interrupted its oil sales at various times, and had accorded priority to its military programmes and to the construction of glamorous buildings, to the detriment of the Iraqi people, particularly the most vulnerable groups.
As to paragraph 2(e), it was unfair to state that his Government had refused to cooperate with the Commission on Human Rights and its mechanisms, since it was the thematic rapporteurs that had cancelled their mission to Nigeria following a disagreement with local officials as to their working methods.