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The mission had also raised other issues.
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance had also raised that issue.
He had also raised the matter of compensation.
Mr. Maddens(Belgium) noted that the Advisory Committee had also raised questions in its report.
Mr. Yalden had also raised the issue of domestic violence.
The Special Envoy of the Secretary-General had appealed to the Taliban not to launch a new offensive; he had also raised the issue of the presence of Osama bin Laden in the country.
He had also raised it in informals and in plenary.
For the moment,it would confine its comments to procurement issues which OIOS had also raised in a recent internal report widely discussed in a number of forums and in the media.
The Group had also raised the question of the non-fulfilment of obligations under the Convention.
Several States had acknowledged that theEuropean Union had submitted a flexible and useful paper; they had also raised legitimate questions concerning the content of the paper, which would need to be clarified.
Globalization had also raised the question of whether the world of the future would be a uniform one or a diversified one.
In connection with the points raised by Mrs. Chanet and Mr. Lallah,he said that parliament's irregular conduct had also raised issues pertaining to freedom of expression under article 19 of the Covenant.
The discussion paper had also raised the issue of identification of other'effective remedies.
Towards that end, the secretariat of the Board had initiated another series of contacts with the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations andwith the Vice-Prime Minister. The Secretary-General of the United Nations had also raised the matter with the Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation.
Norway and Iceland had also raised the status of the Palestinian diplomatic representation in their respective countries.
It had also raised questions related to how and to what extent to private actors could be held responsible for human rights violations.
In 2005, the African Union Mission had also raised the issue of corporal punishment, expressing the view that it was degrading and inhumane.
Mr. Pocar had also raised a very difficult question when he had suggested that a balance must be drawn between all the human rights of an individual belonging to a minority and the group rights of the minority per se.
Another pilot who spoke to the BBC said he and colleagues had also raised the issue of fatigue with the airline's management and he had admitted falling asleep on the flight deck on one occasion due to exhaustion.
In 2009 CEDAW had also raised concerns about the high number of women victims of trafficking and had urged Haiti inter alia to intensify its efforts to combat all forms of trafficking in women and girls.
In follow-up telephone calls the author had also raised the question of financial compensation for the hardship and financial loss caused by the State party's refusal to issue a passport.
His action had also raised larger issues regarding the authority of ICSC and the obligation of the organizations to implement its decisions.
He noted that the South Ossetian delegation had also raised the issue of the fate of the missing citizens of South Ossetia Pliev, Khachirov and Khugaev, as well as releasing the citizens of South Ossetia, kept in the Georgian prisons.
This increase had also raised questions related to the extent to which private actors could be held to account for human rights violations, and in what way.
The Advisory Committee had also raised the issue of remuneration for the members of the Arbitration Board and the cost of additional staff requirements.
The representative of Pakistan had also raised a crucial issue that would hopefully encourage the international community to evaluate how the sustainable development goals could ensure that no one was left behind.
Mr. Ruddock's presentation had also raised concerns about the State party's position regarding international bodies and treaties and there should be a far-reaching dialogue between the Committee and the State party on that subject.
The Secretary-General's report had also raised the issue of the obligation of States parties to report on the implementation of the current six human rights treaties to the respective monitoring bodies, and how that process might be streamlined.
The appellant had also raised the issue of differences in the benefits paid to surviving spouses and divorced surviving spouses and the Tribunal held that differences in treatment and the effective date on which the respective benefits are payable were established by the General Assembly for reasons and goals different from those upon which the appellant had based her appeal, and that the Fund had correctly applied the Fund's Regulations.
The Special Representative has also raised the issue of hazardous child labour.