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He wished to remind members that marriage between two men could not produce natural-born children.
Mr. Bardem, speaking in his personal capacity,said that having visited the Sahrawi refugee camps, he wished to remind world leaders of their responsibility towards the Sahrawi people.
However, he wished to remind members of the procedure followed by the Advisory Committee in the preparation of its report.
Mr. Sammis(United States of America), speaking on a point of order,said that he wished to remind the delegation of the Syrian Arab Republic to act in accordance with the appropriate Committee decorum.
He wished to remind OIOS to place recommendations in bold type in all reports, in accordance with General Assembly resolutions.
Paragraph 73 of the report spoke of the setting up of a national human rights agency and, in that connection, he wished to remind the delegation that any human rights machinery set up at the national level should comply with the Paris Principles.
He wished to remind the representative of Pakistan that the 1972 Simla Agreement, between India and Pakistan should be honoured by both countries.
Mr. AMOR said that, while there were arguments for andagainst holding sessions in New York, he wished to remind the Committee that, under article 37, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, the Committee was normally to meet at the Headquarters of the United Nations or at the United Nations Office at Geneva.
He wished to remind the Committee that Algeria was facing an extremely violent terrorist campaign that targeted women, children and the elderly.
With regard to the allegations in the report of the Special Rapporteur, he wished to remind the Committee that Zimbabwe was a signatory to the Geneva Conventions and the Additional Protocols thereto and that its troops had adhered to the rules of engagement recognized by international humanitarian law.
He wished to remind the representative of Kuwait of the Kuwaiti Government's policy and actions towards Iraq, of which he was apparently unaware.
On the question of Mauritanian women in positions of public authority, he wished to remind the Committee that in the 1960s the Chairman of the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, who had played an active role in the drafting of several international human rights instruments, had been the female head of the Mauritanian delegation.
He wished to remind the Government of Iceland that the recommendations made in the Committee's concluding observations relating to article 4 should be strictly complied with.
In that connection, he wished to remind the Committee that none of the interpretations had dealt with or affected the protection of rights guaranteed under the Covenant.
He wished to remind her that the negotiations on the resolution establishing the Department had been long and arduous and that the contribution made by Member States deserved respect.
Mr. Martini(Italy), speaking on behalf of the European Union,said that he wished to remind the Committee that the Secretary-General, in his letter of 23 October 2003 to the President of the Security Council(A/C.5/58/12, appendix II), had stated thathe had taken note of the Security Council's view that, for budgetary and other purposes, the United Nations Mission in Côte d'Ivoire should be administered as a special political mission.
However, he wished to remind delegations that in some countries, where bankruptcy involved constitutional principles, the“fox” would be heard before the court granted recognition.
He wished to remind the Secretariat of that request, since the information was needed in order to determine whether there was a need for the working group to reconvene.
He wished to remind the host country of its responsibility to ensure that delegations could conduct their business with the Organization and to urge it to find a rapid solution to the problem.
He wished to remind the host country of its responsibility to ensure that delegations could conduct their business with the Organization and to urge it to find a rapid solution to the problem.
He wished to remind the Eritrean delegation that it should not misinterpret the political debate taking place in his country, which was trying to establish democracy after a long civil war.
He wished to remind the Committee that the new budget section for Africa had already been discussed at the previous session of the General Assembly when the programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995 had been adopted.
He wished to remind the Committee that his delegation had earlier raised a number of questions, including those concerning the freeze on recruitment to fill posts in the General Service category and the posting of vacancies on the Internet.
He wished to remind the host country of its responsibility to provide the Member States with an environment which allowed them to undertake their United Nations-related activities, and to call for a rapid resolution of the problem.
He wished to remind the Committee and administering Powers of their obligation under Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations to continue to transmit to the Secretary-General information on developments taking place in New Caledonia and in other territories.
He wished to remind the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that, in the Joint Statement of the Six-Party Talks issued on 19 September 2005, both Japan and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea had committed themselves to taking steps to normalize their relations in accordance with the Pyongyang Declaration.
He wished to remind the Government of Israel, which habitually opposed any draft resolution affirming the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination, of the words of David Ben Gurion, who had stated that the Arabs in Palestine had the right to self-determination, and that that right was not limited and could not be qualified by Israel's own interests.
He wished to remind the Committee that Hizbullah had not existed in 1978 when Israel had invaded Lebanon on a large scale, nor had it existed in 1982 when the Israeli occupation had reached Beirut. Hizbullah was a popular grass-roots resistance movement in defence of its country and a natural response to the Israeli occupation, just like other national resistance movements during times of occupation.
He wishes to remind Governments that have not yet responded to do so and to address all the concerns raised in each communication.
While the Special Rapporteur certainly agrees on the imperative of States taking decisive action against training for terrorism, he wishes to remind Governments that both the International Convention on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights protect the right of families to secure an education for their children, in conformity with their religious or other convictions.