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He noted with concern the increasing tendency to restrict the latter.
While expressing appreciation for the efforts made through the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPC)Initiative, he noted with concern that the debt issue seriously affected other low and middle-income countries, such as Kenya.
He noted with concern the limited scope of competence of the Office of the Ombudsman.
Furthermore, the Special Rapporteur raised the issue of the human rights and democratic challenges posed by extremist political parties, movements andgroups during a country visit where he noted with concern the resurgence of extremist ideas propagated by politicians, public figures and certain groups of individuals who encouraged racial discrimination and incited racial violence, particularly against Roma minorities A/HRC/20/33/Add.1.
However, he noted with concern that voter participation among foreigners was falling.
Turning to human resources questions, he noted with concern that delays and deficiencies were continuing to plague the recruitment and placement process.
He noted with concern, however, that anti-terrorism efforts had imperilled those rights.
In that respect, he noted with concern that, on the previous day, a group had been denied conference services and had been asked to pay for services.
He noted with concern the declining trend in the Council-approved budget levels for the UNEP programme.
Lastly, he noted with concern the criticism of himself as not being independent.
He noted with concern that articles 572 to 580 of the Criminal Code tended to define terrorism in overly broad terms.
He noted with concern that most of the least developed countries had not succeeded in attracting long-term investment.
He noted with concern that a number of delegations had received copies of the draft report from the Department before its finalization.
He noted with concern the $95 billion increase in the total external debt of developing countries during the previous year.
He noted with concern that the City was considering drawing a distinction between diplomatic and consular licence plates.
He noted with concern, however, that efforts to update the Treaty Series were seriously hampered by the very slow pace of translation.
He noted with concern that in the course of a single year, 177 cases of euthanasia had been reported by doctors to the review committee.
He noted with concern that the Criminal Procedure Code did not ensure that evidence obtained from torture is not invoked in any proceedings.
However, he noted with concern the Advisory Committee's observation that the overall monitoring of expenditures for that Mission had been weak.
He noted with concern that the Child Care and Protection Act of 2004 allowed for the detention of minors who were considered"uncontrollable.
He noted with concern that no previous external evaluation of the programme had taken place and agreed that more frequent evaluations were needed.
He noted with concern that since its inception, the Development Account had consistently fallen far short of the proposed level of $200 million.
He noted with concern, however, that drug trafficking had increased and that the main victims of drugs were young people, who represented the future of society.
He noted with concern the overall reduction in resources for UNCTAD, as well as the revised institutional framework for activities for the least developed countries.
He noted with concern that, for the most part, senior staff members had not attended the Publications Board, the composition of which should thus be reviewed.
He noted with concern the persistence of deficiencies previously identified by the Board of Auditors in 1994 relating to the recruitment of experts and consultants.
He noted with concern that some instances of discrimination had been observed and that the United Nations was not a model of gender parity.
He noted with concern the fact that the arrears of 41 Member States, representing 22 per cent of the membership, exceeded the amount specified in Article 19 of the Charter.
He noted with concern the large number of children who were physically and/or mentally disabled as a result of poverty, disease, forced labour and other forms of violence.
He noted with concern that, despite the international community's growing awareness of the problem, a limited number of States had ratified the Conventional Weapons Convention.