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In its resolution 49/100, the General Assembly had adopted specific measures in favour of small island developing States.
In particular, he noted that,at its seventh special session, the Council/Forum had called for the strengthening of the scientific base of UNEP and had adopted specific measures to broaden it.
UNESCO noted that Brazil had adopted specific laws on the cultures of indigenous peoples and people of African descent.
Canada, Mexico andthe United States of America also reported that they had adopted specific legislation to combat child sex tourism.
Some pointed out that they had adopted specific legislation regulating working conditions, especially for foreign workers.
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Only 41 per cent of the Governments replying to the questionnaire indicated that they had adopted specific programmes to prevent youth from experimenting with ATS.
Portugal reported that it had adopted specific legislation regulating the establishment of international cooperation, including controlled deliveries.
In response, the Government, in coordination with other actors, had adopted specific policy measures for skills development.
Twenty States parties had adopted specific legal provisions, either as distinct laws or as part of broader legislation such as the penal code or the criminal procedure code.
Ecuador had taken the trouble of defining the problem of violence against women and had adopted specific measures to prevent, eliminate and curb it.
It was regretted that only 15 programmes had adopted specific measures to enable the relevant intergovernmental bodies and specialized organs to review evaluation findings.
At the time when the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce was being prepared, a few countries had adopted specific provisions to deal with certain aspects of electronic commerce.
With technical assistance from UNHCR, Ukraine had adopted specific laws on refugees and nationality in which the prevention and reduction of statelessness was one of the guiding principles.
Of the eight States that require tagging,members of the Group of Experts were aware of only one that had adopted specific legislative requirements to that effect, namely Switzerland.
Eleven States parties had adopted specific legal provisions, either as distinct laws or forming part of broader legislation such as the Penal Code or the Criminal Procedure Code.
In response to issues raised in paragraph 9 of General Assembly resolution 50/45,the Commission had adopted specific conclusions and recommendations concerning its programme, procedure and working methods.
The authorities had adopted specific legislation to combat extremism, according to which religious extremism was defined as incitement to hatred or to religious hostility, in particular through the use of violence or calls for violence.
Mr. Poláček(Slovakia) said that the Slovak authorities had adopted specific measures to reduce the ill-treatment of Roma children by police officers.
At the special session, Bolivia had proposed the establishment of a consultative group to provide the resources andprogrammes needed by countries that had adopted specific policies and plans to combat drug trafficking.
However, less than one half of the Governments had adopted specific programmes to prevent youth from experimenting with such stimulants.
Several speakers expressed appreciation for the analysis of the replies to the questionnaire onUnited Nations standards and norms related primarily to crime prevention and for those States that had adopted specific crime prevention plans in order to implement the Guidelines for the Prevention of Crime.
Some States had adopted specific legislation, while others had amended existing legislation relevant to crime prevention or adopted plans through governmental decisions or decrees.
More than half the Governments responding, 53 per cent compared to 39 per cent in the first reporting period, had adopted specific programmes to prevent youth from experimenting with amphetamine-type stimulants.
Several Member States indicated that they had adopted specific programmes in the area of arresting drug traffickers and dealers, with a regular review of their national crime and drug strategies to ensure that responses were appropriate.
Togo, a country whose population boom was adversely affecting the State's ability to meet the basic needs of its people, had adopted specific measures to achieve sustainable development and address the population issue.
Ms. Baršová(Czech Republic)said that her country had adopted specific strategies to combat discrimination against three groups in particular: Roma; traditional national minorities including Poles and Germans; and immigrants, mainly Ukrainians, Vietnamese and Russians.
Thirty-seven Member States reported that they had adopted specific crime prevention policies or strategies at the national level.
While some States had adopted specific legislation covering aspects of child justice, in most countries those aspects were regulated either by the criminal code and codes of criminal procedure or by specific laws on the administration of justice.
Ms. Mayende-Sibiya(South Africa), Acting Vice-President,said that South Africa had adopted specific measures to improve accessibility and achieve truly inclusive education and enhanced quality of life for persons with disabilities.
While a number of States had adopted specific measures to protect the rights and well-being of children under expulsion, it would be difficult to compile a comprehensive list of other categories of vulnerable persons who should receive special treatment throughout that process in the absence of a relevant international normative framework.