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He wished to recall several changes in working methods adopted by the Committee.
Mr. Odaga-Jalomayo(Uganda) said that,while he had no problem with the draft decision, he wished to recall that the Advisory Committee had indicated that the Guidelines were too general to be operational.
He wished to recall that the four pillars of the Copenhagen Programme of Action were essential for the achievement of social development goals.
As for the United Kingdom's proposal to amend the resolution governing the amount of the Working Capital Fund, he wished to recall that the Fund had been established to finance the Organization's activities pending receipt of contributions from Member States.
In that connection, he wished to recall the important advisory role played by the International Court of Justice and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
Since the State party had made provision for derogation from certain constitutional rights in a state of emergency-- including the right not to be subjected to torture-- he wished to recall that under the Convention, that right was absolute and not subject to any restriction.
Mr. Malouf(Lebanon) said he wished to recall that Hizbullah was considered a freedom movement for resistance against the occupation.
He wished to recall that the Bureau's function was to draw up the programme of work, not to engage in substantive discussion of the matters before the Committee.
Mr. Desmoures(Argentina) said that while he had voted in favour of the draft resolution he wished to recall that according to General Assembly resolution 850(IX), visiting missions could be sent only to those Non-Self-Governing Territories that were not the subject of a sovereignty dispute.
He wished to recall the common position of the Group of 77 and China, as reflected in the letter addressed by the Chairman of the Group to the Secretary-General on 5 March 1998.
The Chairperson, said that while he agreed with Mr. Petersen's proposal, he wished to recall that the Committee against Torture would be conducting a visit to Lebanon under article 20 of the Convention against Torture and that the bodies' overlapping activities were somewhat problematic.
He wished to recall, lastly, that the Director-General of FAO had himself defended the Commission's position before the Administrative Tribunal and had fully supported the Commission's recommendations.
While he did not wish to dwell unduly on the causes of the current situation, he wished to recall that, at the previous session of the General Assembly, the Committee had been unable to proceed as normal with its consideration of the programme budget implications of draft proposals.
He wished to recall, in that connection, the observations of ACABQ that the audit functions of the Organization should be performed by the competent bodies authorized by the General Assembly A/52/7, paras. 98-106.
In that connection, he wished to recall the principle of pacta sunt servanda, a fundamental rule of international law which stated that agreements must be observed.
He wished to recall the need for strict observance of the established language arrangements, which was of crucial importance for his country, and for the official documents of the Conference to be translated.
In that regard, he wished to recall that there still remained 16 Non-Self-Governing Territories on the United Nations list which had not experienced that"triumphant dismantling" and that the Committee, and the General Assembly, remained very much seized of the matter.
In that regard, he wished to recall his previous statements to the Committee on the matter and, in particular, his request to the Chair to intervene with the host country and the United Nations Secretariat to find an appropriate and satisfactory solution.
He wished to recall that States were required by General Assembly resolution 42/154 to act promptly to bring offenders to justice and report to the Secretary-General; they also had obligations under international law which should be taken very seriously.
In that connection, he wished to recall that the amendments to the Convention concerning its financing would enter into force when they were adopted by two thirds of the States which had been parties to the Convention when the amendments were adopted, in other words by 45 out of the 68 States parties.
Here he wishes to recall that a free, independent and responsible press is a prerequisite for a democracy.
In this regard, he wishes to recall in particular the observations he made at paragraphs 9, 10 and 12 of his last report to the General Assembly.
He wishes to recall in this regard the important role played by Greece during this Conference.
He wishes to recall that"irregular" or"nondocumented" migrant, as defined by article 5 of the International Convention on the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, are internationally accepted terms to describe the situation of not having, or having lost, the proper documents that allow migrants either to reside in a given territory or to work there.
While the Special Rapporteur understands that the SPDC, the NLD andother political parties may have different understandings of what constitutes a political prisoner, he wishes to recall that he regards as such anyone who is held in connection with real or suspected political opinions, affiliation or activities.
He also wished to recall, on behalf of the Committee, that its Views must be upheld and that in the event of a disagreement, States parties must explain what difficulties had been encountered in giving effect to them in the context of the follow-up procedure.
Mr. de GOUTTES, clarifying a point made earlier concerning the last sentence of paragraph 26, said that he had merely wished to recall that, on the basis of a long-standing interpretation of ICERD, the rights set out in article 5 had not been established by ICERD but rather by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
He also wishes to recall the extreme vulnerability and marginalization of the Roma community in Italy.
Although the Special Rapporteur does not claim to offer a theoretical analysis of the relationship between human rights,incarceration and punishment, he nonetheless wishes to recall that human rights are not relinquished upon imprisonment.
Mr. FONTAINE-ORTIZ(Cuba) explained that,in speaking of a veto, he wished only to recall a principle.