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In fact, her Government strongly condemned those responsible for rapes, wherever they occurred.
Mr. Musayev(Azerbaijan), recalling that his country had repeatedly been a target of terrorist attacks,said that his Government strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
The Heads of State and Government strongly condemned the seizure of ECOMOG arms and ammunition by fighters belonging to the armed factions.
The representative emphasized that the Government strongly condemned the use of Nazi emblems, which evoked memories of a fascist past.
The Government strongly condemned all forms of racial discrimination and would continue to implement its obligations under the International Convention.
Mr. Ja'afari(Syrian Arab Republic)said that his Government strongly condemned the use of chemical weapons in the Syrian Arab Republic.
His Government strongly condemned such flagrant interference in China's internal affairs and resolutely opposed the inclusion of item 166 in the agenda of the General Assembly.
At the sixteenth SAARC summit(Thimphu, 28 and 29 April 2010),Heads of State or Government strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and expressed deep concern over the threat which terrorism continues to pose to peace, security and economic stability of the South Asian region.
His Government strongly condemned the recent missile launch and nuclear test conducted by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in violation of several Security Council resolutions.
Mr. Haniff(Malaysia) said that his Government strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, wherever and by whomsoever committed and irrespective of the reasons behind it.
The Government strongly condemned all attacks on defenders of human rights and social or community leaders, and investigations to identify and punish the perpetrators of such acts were carried out with diligence.
Mr. Benmehidi(Algeria) said that his Government strongly condemned all forms of terrorism and reiterated its determination to combat it, in cooperation with its regional and international partners.
His Government strongly condemned all acts of violence or terrorism, whatever their target or source, and deeply regretted the attack against the United Kingdom Embassy in Sana'a.
Ms. Ziade(Lebanon) said that her Government strongly condemned terrorist acts in all their forms and considered them a serious threat to international peace and security and to fundamental human rights.
His Government strongly condemned the nuclear test carried out by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in February 2013 and the provocative and aggressive rhetoric used by that Government. .
Mr. Barriga(Liechtenstein) said that his Government strongly condemned all acts of terrorism, committed by whomever, wherever and for whatever purposes and was committed to contributing fully to the counter-terrorism effort, including through cooperation with the relevant United Nations bodies.
His Government strongly condemned the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip and demanded an immediate end to it and to all the arbitrary measures and restrictions imposed by Israel on international aid agencies.
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned a number of terrorist attacks against Iranian scientists, which resulted in the loss of valuable human resources essential to the development of any country;
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned the unilateral application of economic and trade measures by one State against another that affect the free flow of international trade.
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned all forms of terrorist violence and expressed deep concern over the serious threat posed by terrorism to the peace, stability and security of the region.
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned the repeated actions of Turkish armed forces violating the territorial integrity of Iraq under the pretext of fighting guerrilla elements hiding inside Iraqi territory.
His Government strongly condemned the recent terrorist bombings in Uganda and expressed solidarity with, and support to, the Government of Uganda and other neighbouring States in tracking down and prosecuting those responsible.
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned the grave violation of human rights and the killing of Iraqi, Kuwaiti and other third country nationals by the former Iraqi regime, in disregard of the provisions of international law and international humanitarian law.
Mr. da COSTA(Angola)said that his Government strongly condemned all acts of violence against diplomatic and consular missions and their representatives, as well as against missions and representatives to international intergovernmental organizations and officials of such organizations.
His Government strongly condemned demonstrations of xenophobia, including SS veteran marches and expressions of support for Nazism, and called on European Union member States to take decisive measures to eradicate discrimination against ethnic minorities and combat racism and xenophobia.
Mr. Masood Khan(Pakistan)said that his Government strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, committed by whomsoever, whenever, wherever and for whatever purposes, and rejected the killing of civilians in any part of the world under the pretext of ideological differences or any other flawed reasoning.
Mr. Gumende(Mozambique) said that his Government strongly condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, regardless of the motivation and wherever, whenever and by whomsoever committed; it threatened international peace and security and undermined global efforts to achieve economic and social development.
Her Government strongly condemned the explicit targeting of women and children of religious minorities, including Christians and Yazidi, and the barbaric acts of violent extremists, especially in kidnapping and killing thousands of women and girls, forcing them into slavery or marriage, and selling and giving them away to militants as spoils of war.
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned the heinous terrorist attack in Mumbai, India, between November 26 and 29, 2008, which represented an escalation of international terrorism, causing extensive loss of life, destruction and damage, and called for international cooperation of all Member States, in accordance with relevant international law, against the perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism;
The Heads of State or Government strongly condemned the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land and the unrelenting aggression by Israel, the occupying Power, against the Palestinian people, which has resulted, inter alia, in the continued killing and injury of Palestinian civilians by use of excessive and indiscriminate force, targeted attacks and extrajudicial executions; the vast destruction of properties, infrastructure and agricultural lands, and the detention and imprisonment of thousands of Palestinians.