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Her delegation shared the view that the court should be established by means of a multilateral treaty.
With regard to the United Nations Congress on Public International Law to be held in 1995, her delegation shared the view that it was important to ensure that all basic systems of law and all geographical regions were represented at the Congress.
Her delegation shared the view that it was not appropriate for the Commission to seek to promote the provisional application of treaties in general.
Ms. Sun Minqin(China)said that her delegation shared the views expressed by Malaysia on behalf of ASEAN.
Her delegation shared the view of other delegations that outer space was by nature a common heritage of mankind.
Ms. Martinez(Ecuador) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by Mexico on behalf of the Rio Group.
Her delegation shared the view that the topic of provisional application was best suited for the development of guidelines or model clauses.
Ms. Kaji(Japan) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by the Advisory Committee in its report A/61/804.
Her delegation shared the view that there was a distinction between universal jurisdiction and the treaty-based obligation to extradite or prosecute.
On the topic"Protection of the atmosphere", her delegation shared the view that the current project presented several difficulties if it was to be in strict compliance with the Commission's 2013 understanding.
Her delegation shared the view that the Commission should consider the effects on immunity of the implementation of universal jurisdiction for international crimes.
With respect to the fragmentation of international law(A/59/10, chap.X), her delegation shared the view that the Commission should not be limited to drafting conventions for the approval of States, but should also explore working methods that would advance the development of international law.
Lastly, her delegation shared the view that there was a need to establish a permanent international criminal court and that an international conference of plenipotentiaries should be convened.
In the case of UNMIN, the role of which was arms monitoring andelection support, her delegation shared the view of the Advisory Committee that the application of one-size-fits-all models to different field missions should be avoided, and supported its recommendations regarding the Mission's budget.
Her delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of the United Republic of Tanzania on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and the comments made by Mexico on the programme performance report for the biennium 1996-1997.
For that reason, her delegation shared the view that it was too early to take a position on the final outcome of the Commission's work.
Her delegation shared the view that the preparatory committee should hold a number of short sessions devoted to specific issues; that would allow delegations to prepare adequately and was more likely to produce concrete results.
Ms. KIDRON(Israel) said her delegation shared the view that the two agenda items under consideration should be taken up together in the future.
Furthermore, her delegation shared the view of the United States of America that emphasizing the connection between the draft Code and the draft statute of the court might jeopardize progress towards the establishment of the court.
Under the topic of shared natural resources, her delegation shared the view that transboundary oil and gas issues were not ripe for codification; States could more easily negotiate the concrete details of the management of such resources on a bilateral basis.
Her delegation shared the view that UNIDO could play a leading role in the United Nations system in the area of energy and trade capacity-building and should make the greatest possible use of its comparative advantages in those areas.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria) said that her delegation shared the view expressed by ACABQ in paragraph 4 of its report that submissions for financial arrangements should be accompanied by supporting information.
Her delegation shared the view of many delegations that the success of peacekeeping operations depended on the observance of the basic guiding principles, namely, the consent of the parties, impartiality and the non-use of force except in self-defence.
Ms. Al-Mulla(Qatar) said that her delegation shared the views on the importance of including language on the family, which played a role of paramount importance in the development and guidance of young people.
Her delegation shared the view that language knowledge should be given recognition in the United Nations system and welcomed the Commission's proposal that the issue should be addressed in the context of its comprehensive review of the pay and benefits system.
Ms. Korneliouk(Belarus) said that her delegation shared the view that, in a world with numerous conflicts and inequality in social and economic development, the problem of refugees remained one of the most important matters on the international agenda.
Her delegation shared the view that such conferences were of importance for the Organization's work, in that they revealed innovative options and provided opportunities for establishing partnerships aimed at joint action with other international organizations and with the private and academic sectors.
Ms. Santos-Neves(Brazil) said that her delegation shared the view of the Secretary-General that the Organization had no choice but to proceed with the capital master plan, as the reactive approach to the problems was economically unviable.
Her delegation shared the view that the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds enumerated in paragraph 1 of draft article 10(Obligation not to discriminate) was an important limitation on the State's exercise of its right to expel and that the principle of non-discrimination in that context persons who had been or were being expelled.
Ms. HALL(United Kingdom)said that her delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Spain on behalf of the European Union, and simply wanted to reiterate the United Kingdom's strong belief that the draft resolution would not remedy the situation, despite the general desire for such a remedy.