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Firstly, her delegation opposed such motions as a matter of principle.
Ms. Banks(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada,said that her delegation opposed the motion.
Ms. Elliott(Guyana) said that her delegation opposed inclusion of the item.
Lastly, her delegation opposed any suggestion that the Special Committee should meet biennially or that the length of its sessions should be reduced.
Ms. Anguiano Rodríguez(Mexico) said that,because of its support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of China as expressed in General Assembly resolution 2758(XXVI), her delegation opposed inclusion of the item.
Ms. Rodríguez de Ortiz(Venezuela)said that her delegation opposed country-specific draft resolutions introduced by certain countries for political reasons.
Her delegation opposed all coercive and unilateral measures, including those designed to exert political and economic pressure, in particular on developing countries.
Ms. Jiménez de la Hoz(Spain)said that, as in the past, her delegation opposed the inclusion in the agenda of an item regarding the representation of the Republic of China Taiwan.
Her delegation opposed the continuance of the provision authorizing the President of the International Court of Justice to enter into commitments in respect of unforeseen and extraordinary expenses.
The draft resolution held open the possibility of holding an international conference on migration, which her delegation opposed both on budgetary grounds and out of concern that such a conference would produce a sterile debate that would replicate the divisive discussions that had been held earlier in the year.
Her delegation opposed exerting pressure on developing countries through country-specific resolutions and hoped that the Committee would become a forum for dialogue rather than a platform for exchanging accusations.
Ms. Cousens(United States of America)said that her delegation opposed the amendment, which stripped crucial language regarding accountability from the draft resolution.
Her delegation opposed unilateral sanctions, the application of which clearly contravened the principles enshrined in the Charter and international law-- principles which the countries that applied such sanctions claimed to respect.
Ms. Carlson(United States of America)said that her delegation opposed the Danish and Japanese proposals, since nothing would prevent a future amendment to an existing convention from completely changing the scope of that convention.
Her delegation opposed the inclusion of an obligation not to extradite a person who would face the death penalty in the receiving State, particularly since such matters were subject not only to political considerations but also to standards of reciprocity.
Ms. Garcia-Matos(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela)said that her delegation opposed the political manipulation of human rights, which ran counter to the principles of self-determination and non-interference in the internal affairs of States.
Her delegation opposed paragraphs 2 and 3 of the draft resolution, the adoption of which had undermined the consensus reached within the General Committee on the division of work on the report of the Human Rights Council between the General Assembly and the Third Committee.
Ms. Calcinari Van Der Velde(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela)said that her delegation opposed the politically motivated submission of country-specific resolutions on human rights issues without due respect for the principle of sovereign equality.
Her delegation opposed, however, attempts within the United Nations system and its development activities to link the abolition of the death penalty to United Nations assistance, and appealed for more sensitivity with regard to that issue.
As parents had the right and responsibility to make health-care decisions for their children, her delegation opposed the undermining of parental authority and family autonomy in the provision of guidance to children, understanding the word"family" to mean a basic social unit consisting of parents-- man and woman-- and their children.
Her delegation opposed any suggestion that the Special Committee should meet biennially or that its workload should be reduced, and she urged others to submit proposals for its consideration and to participate constructively in its discussions.
Ms. RODRIGUEZ(Cuba) said that her delegation opposed the New Zealand motion because it believed that the discussion of any matter of importance to any Member State should not be impeded.
Her delegation opposed the inclusion of sections C and D on armed conflicts not of an international character, although, if section C had been amended to indicate that its provisions were without prejudice to the sovereignty of States, her country might have been able to accept it.
Ms. BERGMAN(Sweden) said that her delegation opposed the inclusion in the Statute of the criminal responsibility of legal persons, because the underlying idea of the International Criminal Court was individual responsibility for criminal acts.
Ms. Belskaya(Belarus) said that her delegation opposed country-specific resolutions, which contributed nothing to the promotion of human rights, particularly in conflict situations, and lacked the involvement and consent of the States that they targeted.
Ms. Gendi(Egypt) said that her delegation opposed the submission of country-specific draft resolutions regardless of their content, as that practice reflected a double standard and impeded the objective examination of human rights situations in a framework of cooperation and dialogue.
Ms. Li Xiaomei(China)said that her delegation opposed the setting up of country-specific human rights mechanisms and hoped that the international community would take a more constructive approach to the economic and social challenges facing the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, including providing humanitarian assistance to the country.
Her delegation therefore opposed the amendment.
Her delegation therefore opposed country-specific resolutions.
Her delegation therefore opposed the inclusion of the item.