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He welcomed the information provided about the Staff College.
Regarding the implementation of article 7 of the Convention, he welcomed the information in paragraphs 27 to 31 and in paragraphs 128 ff.
He welcomed the information that an expert in forensic medicine was to be trained.
With regard to question 2 of the list of issues, he welcomed the information provided by the delegation concerning measures to reform the judiciary.
He welcomed the information provided in the report in connection with articles 1 and 4 of the Convention.
Lastly, turning to the consolidated appeal for the Sudan assistance programme, he welcomed the information contained in annexes III and IV of the Advisory Committee's report.
Lastly, he welcomed the information that, in 2002, the Convention had been invoked in a court of first instance.
Lastly, he welcomed the information provided in the report on the Roma and the gypsy minority.
He welcomed the information provided in paragraph 28 of the report on the clashes between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbeks in 1990.
He welcomed the information given concerning the inclusion of a special section on torture in the new draft criminal legislation.
He welcomed the information on the training of law enforcement officials in the avoidance of racial discrimination paras. 100 to 104.
He welcomed the information in the report that the vast majority of Malta's refugees came from nonEuropean countries.
He welcomed the information provided on the relationship between language and culture recovery and the slowing down of social decline.
He welcomed the information on the peacekeeping trust funds contained in the report of the Board of Auditors A/57/5 Vol.
He welcomed the information that passports were now being granted to members of the Baha'i faith without any indication of their religion.
He welcomed the information given on the requirements for obtaining citizenship and for the adoption of foreign children by Icelandic citizens.
He welcomed the information in the Annual Report on successful projects in which the Organization's special strengths had been targeted.
He welcomed the information that he had received from the Republic of Georgia on the actions which it had taken to comply with his various recommendations.
He welcomed the information in paragraph 95 of the report about the compendium of ethical standards distributed to students in the Faculty of Medicine.
Lastly, he welcomed the information that Spain was prepared to make a declaration under article 14, which would broaden the range of rights available to individuals in that country.
In that connection, he welcomed the information given by the High Commissioner and her Deputy because it was indeed essential that the situation should improve fast.
He welcomed the information on the wide range of activities undertaken in Mongolia to promote respect for human rights and inform the public about human rights instruments.
He welcomed the information regarding the budgetary independence of the National Human Rights Institution and called for the establishment of measures to monitor internment in psychiatric institutions.
He welcomed the information that an appeal had been lodged against the verdict, as there were signs that the court personnel had been under pressure to ensure a favourable outcome for the five accused.
He welcomed the information that had been provided regarding gender equality in the political arena, but wished to know how many women were to be found in senior posts in the public service and in the private sector.
He welcomed the information concerning the application of article 2 of the Convention. Inter alia, the report described the activities of the Nationalities Council of the National Assembly and of the Committee on Ethnic Affairs and Mountainous Regions.
Mr. Chinvanno(Thailand) said that, while he welcomed the information regarding support for the President of the General Assembly, it would help delegations in considering the budget if in subsequent years the budget could contain a subsection dealing with that matter.
He welcomed the information about efforts to produce further legislation on freedom of information, but hoped that the greatest efforts would be made, even before such legislation was passed, to render government activities as transparent as possible.
He welcomed the information in the report of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance that Portugal was- or had been in 1997- preparing to make a draft declaration under article 14, and asked whether that was indeed the case.