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Many countries have adopted laws regulating the use of forest resources.
Therefore, we express our concern that some OSCE participating States have adopted laws that discriminate against LGBTI persons.
Very few States have adopted laws on extradition and mutual legal assistance.
Several former republics of the Soviet Union- Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan,Moldova and Georgia- have adopted laws to combat violence.
A number of States in Western Asia have adopted laws to establish alimony funds for women.
Others have adopted laws on public participation in decision-making on plans and programmes not necessarily subject to strategic environmental assessment SEA.
Some States, including El Salvador, have adopted laws to impede this trend.
Some countries have adopted laws to enhance women's representation in the judiciary and in diplomatic service.
More broadly, over 25 countries and territories have adopted laws or policies on internal displacement.
Some countries have adopted laws to enhance women's representation in the judiciary and in the diplomatic service see sect. V.G.
In the last 20 years, most of the countries in the world have adopted laws against the free use of metal detectors, sounders and GPRs.
Many States have adopted laws which impose liability upon intermediaries if they do not filter, remove or block content generated by users which is deemed illegal.
Since 2005, a number of countries in Asia and the Pacific have adopted laws providing targeted support and assistance for particular groups of women.
Since EIA was introduced at the national level for the first time more than 25 years ago,more than 70 per cent of countries have adopted laws and regulations requiring EIAs.
Historically, countries have adopted laws to protect intellectual property for several reasons.
Four States have comprehensive AML/CFT laws in place,while three more have adopted laws that partially address this issue.
As of 2012, about 60 countries have adopted laws that specifically criminalize HIV transmission, with some 600 convictions reported in 24 countries 2,4.
Evidence presented at the 2008 High-level Meeting indicated that a growing number of countries have adopted laws to protect people living with HIV from discrimination.
It was stated that, even where Governments have adopted laws against incitement to racial hatred, such laws may either be ineffective or not properly enforced.
Some countries have made progress in recognizing the specific needs of indigenous people in the field of justice and have adopted laws and institutions designed to protect their human rights.
Indeed, most least developed countries have adopted laws relating to FDI and some have revised their investment legislation.
At least 60 per cent of countries have laws, regulations and policies that present obstacles to effective prevention, treatment, care andsupport for key populations, and about 60 countries have adopted laws that specifically criminalize HIV transmission.
A growing, albeit still limited,number of countries have adopted laws to combat and prevent discrimination against older workers.
We have adopted laws, prepared plans and taken steps to guarantee peace, security and safety for our citizens and foreign citizens living legally in Mauritania.
It should also be noted that more than 30 countries have adopted laws against their citizens having sex with minors abroad.
A growing number of countries have adopted laws to combat discrimination against older workers, for example in Uruguay, where, in 2007, the Government introduced the"monotributo" law, allowing retirees and pensioners with low incomes to continue to work.
Furthermore, Argentina has an active policy of conserving its living marine resources, and we have adopted laws to prevent excessive exploitation of maritime areas under our jurisdiction or sovereignty.
Governments in the region have adopted laws on environmental protection that mostly reaffirmed or revised Soviet ambient environmental standards for maximum pollution ADB, 2005.
However, there are countries, most recently,South Africa, which have adopted laws restricting and regulating the activities of these companies in order to avoid any tolerance of mercenary activities.
Most Member States have adopted laws to counter money-laundering and the financing of terrorism that require financial institutions and other reporting entities to file reports on suspicious transactions with the national financial intelligence unit.