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He informed the Working Group of the launch of a designated asset recovery centre.
This matter was further discussed at the meeting held on 14 March 2013 with the Registrar of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, during which he informed the Working Group of the current status of those individuals and of the preparation of a strategic plan under way. On 30 May 2013, the Working Group received the strategic plan for the relocation of acquitted and released persons in the United Republic of Tanzania prepared by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
He informed the Working Group of the meeting of the High Commissioner with the Committee.
Recalling that the purpose of the Fund was to extend humanitarian, legal and financial aid to victims whose human rights had been violated as aresult of contemporary forms of slavery through project and travel grants, he informed the Working Group that in 2006 the Board had recommended the allocation of a total of 47 project grants, totalling US$ 590,300, to assist non-governmental organizations( NGOs) in 22 countries in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe.
He informed the Working Group that the second meeting of the Expert Group was planned for March 2004.
Referring to the question of amnesty, he informed the Working Group that the previous government had passed two laws, one in 1990 and another in 1992, to cover what were regarded as political offences committed up to 8 October 1990.
He informed the Working Group on the outcome of the second meeting of the Executive Bureau Strasbourg, France, 22-23 May.
He informed the Working Group about the main contents of the report and the major points discussed at the Seminar.
He informed the Working Group about the establishment of an International Advisory Council for the WIN Games to be held in 2003.
He informed the Working Group that the second meeting would be co-hosted by Canada and Poland and held on 24-26 October 2001 in Torun Poland.
He informed the Working Group about draft legislation to amend the Native Title Act, which would be presented to Parliament later this year.
He informed the Working Group that a workshop had taken place on the Sunday prior to the meeting to discuss how to materialize these objectives.
He informed the Working Group that the next Task Force meeting would be held in Geneva from 14 to 16 October 2009 and would include a short conference.
He informed the Working Group that UNODC was preparing an update in collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat and the International Monetary Fund.
He informed the Working Group that since its last meeting the project had been presented to the French Global Environment Fund(French GEF), and preliminarily approved in July 2009.
He informed the Working Group that Uruguay was working with OHCHR on a workshop on the implementation of the human rights of people of African descent to take place later this year.
He informed the Working Group that ILO would convene a meeting of United Nations agencies to coordinate practical activities and develop guidelines on technical assistance to indigenous peoples.
He informed the Working Group about the results of the twenty-seventh session of the EMEP Steering Body, held from 8 to 10 September 2003, and in particular on progress in the monitoring and modelling of POPs.
In this regard, he informed the working group that he would request the Commission on Human Rights to authorize him to once again conduct broad consultations and to invite all participants to do the same.
He informed the Working Group that South Africa had joined the Organization of African Unity,the Commonwealth and the Non-aligned Movement and had resumed its participation in the activities of the United Nations.
He informed the Working Group that the postponed fourth meeting of the Task Force would now be held from 3 to 4 December 2001 in Bonn and that the fifth meeting was tentatively planned for May 2002.
He informed the Working Group about the past assistance provided to the Government of Tajikistan by specialists from Germany, Italy and Switzerland with regard to assessing current water services and current risks to human health.
He informed the Working Group about an informal meeting on the Belgrade report that was held in Geneva on 1 June 2005 with the participation of some country experts and representatives of international organizations and civil society.
He informed the Working Group of the current state of world food security, in which hundreds of millions of people, including millions of children, were undernourished, while the world economy as a whole produced enough food to feed everyone.
He informed the Working Group of recent requests addressed to the Secretary-General by the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights with regard to activities of the Centre for Human Rights in the area of the right to development.
He informed the Working Group that the gGovernment of Ukraine, as a follow-up of to the Conference, had decided to draft the a national plan to implement the Kiev decisions through a broad interministerial process. and involved all relevant ministries in this process.
He informed the Working Group that the Expert Group planned to re-evaluate its methodology for assessment of costs for the large combustion plants, and he drew attention to the ongoing work on large combustion plants lower than 500 MWth.
He informed the Working Group that Seychelles had deposited its ratification of the Nagoya Protocol at the United Nations Depository in New York, making Seychelles the first island state, and only the fourth country in the world, to do so.
He informed the working group that the General Assembly, on 9 December 1998, had adopted the Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms“Declaration on Human Rights Defenders”.
He informed the Working Group that several global foundations, including the Nelson Mandela Foundation(of which he was a trustee), the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and the Sexwale Family Foundation, were supportive of the initiative to organize a global summit on racism and sport in 2014.