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His country would continue to provide financial support to UNHCR totalling $2 million annually.
As part of the Global Governance Group, his country would continue to pursue those goals.
His country would continue to implement article VI of the NPT and the relevant provisions of decision 2 of 1995.
The expert from the Russian Federation presented informal document No. 24 and stated that his country would continue to work on this issue.
His country would continue to work towards the realization of fundamental rights at the domestic and international levels.
Mr. Vásquez Romero(El Salvador) said that despite the serious impact of the economic andfinancial crisis on El Salvador's efforts to achieve the MDGs, his country would continue to work to attain them.
His country would continue to move forward in the direction of its choice and to safeguard its socialist system.
He affirmed the role played by the United Nations, andin particular the Economic and Social Council, in development assistance, and said that his country would continue to fulfil its regional and international commitments in that regard.
His country would continue to honour its obligations to UNIDO whenever its financial capacity permitted.
Concerning the suggestion that the United Kingdom might invoke article 11 in the case of violations by other States parties of rights protected by the Convention,the representative said that his country would continue to bear in mind the rights conferred on it under article 11; the Government of the United Kingdom did not consider making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention, since any petitioners had other means of recourse.
His country would continue to advocate a more ambitious approach to that phenomenon, which affected everyone.
The representative of Spain said that his country would continue to provide support to the Palestinian people in amounts similar to those it had provided in 1994.
His country would continue to work towards a peaceful diplomatic solution to the issue through the Six-Party Talks.
He reassured the Committee that his country would continue submitting reports to the human rights treaty bodies in accordance with its international obligations.
His country would continue to adopt the necessary legislation to facilitate the integration of its economy into the world economy.
Irrespective of the action recommended by the Working Group, his country would continue its internal consultations and reserved the right to make further comments until the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
His country would continue to participate in the ongoing negotiations under the able leadership of the Chairman of the Preparatory Committee.
Working through various channels,including public-private partnerships, his country would continue to support developing countries striving to reduce emissions and were vulnerable to the negative impacts of climate change, particularly small island developing States and countries in Africa.
His country would continue to ensure respect for human rights and the rule of law as it strove for social development, building strong and inclusive institutions.
Mr. Mesdoua(Algeria), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that his country would continue its efforts based on solidarity with the Saharan people and would provide them with humanitarian assistance in conjunction with UNHCR and other organizations until a just and lasting settlement of the conflict in Western Sahara was achieved.
His country would continue its efforts to implement the Initiative and do everything possible to prevent terrorists from obtaining weapons of mass destruction.
Mr. Robinson(Australia) said that his country would continue to raise its concerns about the human rights situation in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea directly with that country. .
His country would continue to work for the independence of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and of the system of special procedures of the Human Rights Council.
Mr. MacDonald(Suriname) assured Committee members that his country would continue to submit reports on its implementation of the Convention as regularly as possible and that he would transmit to the competent authorities all the Committee members' positive and negative comments.
His country would continue to work in the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime to achieve similar goals.
Mr. Kaminek(Czech Republic)said that although his country would continue to make its customary financial contribution to the work of the Subcommittee on the Prevention of Torture, it had been forced withdraw its candidate for membership in the Subcommittee because he did not fulfil the independence criteria provided for in the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture.
His country would continue to promote good governance based on transparency and accountability in fulfilment of its commitments under the International Compact with Iraq.
The refugee issue was a core issue of the Middle East peace process and his country would continue to provide refugee assistance as part of its three-pillar approach to achieving a two-State solution based on reaching out to Israel and the Palestinian Authority, providing assistance to the Palestinians, and supporting confidence-building between the two parties.
His country would continue to advocate far-reaching measures in the area of development finance, resource flows, trade, and the transfer of technology in favour of the least developed countries. .
His country would continue to support the comprehensive reform of the scale of assessments both for the regular budget and for peace-keeping operations on the basis of the principle of the capacity to pay.