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Recognising the serious humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions.
It tries to accommodate concerns of all parties andeffectively address the humanitarian problems caused by MOTAPM.
Cooperation in solving the humanitarian problems caused by anti-personnel mines can indeed strengthen confidence between States that embark on the road to peace.
This rapid increase testifies to the general determination to address the humanitarian problems caused by anti-personnel mines.
Recognizes the serious humanitarian problems caused by the irresponsible use of mines other than anti-personnel mines during and after conflict, and the need to establish the necessary conditions for reconstruction and development;
The present text submitted by the Chairperson of the Group failed to adequately address the humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions.
While it recognized the serious humanitarian problems caused by those munitions, it considered them to be legal weapons and therefore insisted on the need for humanitarian concerns about their use to be balanced against security imperatives.
It merely involves some procedural specifications pertaining to the operation of the programme for the purpose of promptly solving humanitarian problems caused by the war.
The opportunity to tangibly mitigate the humanitarian problems caused by such weapons should not be squandered.
However, it agreed with the purposes and objectives of the Convention andmade every practical and feasible effort to resolve the humanitarian problems caused by landmines.
The European Union remained firmly committed to responding to the humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions, by providing practical assistance to the victims of such weapons.
As delegations are aware, the Dublin Diplomatic Conference, held in May 2008, adopted the Convention on Cluster Munitions in order toaddress the worst humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions.
A number of Respondent States expressed the belief that the expected long term humanitarian problems caused by ERW should be taken into account when considering the principle of proportionality.
At the same time, it is important to recognize andvalue the wish of states not parties to the CCM to take multilaterally agreed intermediate steps with respect to the humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions.
The Convention on Cluster Munitions is an important step forward in resolving the humanitarian problems caused by that type of weapon, which is of major concern to all European Union member States.
Protocol V offered a practical framework to enable the international community to limit the use of certain weapons while improving its capacity to resolve the humanitarian problems caused by such weapons.
With regard to cluster munitions the Republic of Korea fully recognizes the need to reduce humanitarian problems caused by cluster munitions and supports international efforts to regulate their use.
We continue to be of the view that such descriptions would provide valuable information that could be used as a basis to answer the question whether existing IHL may be considered adequate to tackle the humanitarian problems caused by ERW.
The idea was to prevent cases of statelessness, inter alia,by taking into consideration the humanitarian problems caused in certain cases of succession, such as the rights of the child where neither parent could be traced.
He expressed his support in principle for the negotiating mandate proposed by the European Union,which provided for the establishment of a group of governmental experts tasked with negotiating an instrument covering all humanitarian problems caused by submunitions.
The Security Council calls upon the international community to provide generous assistance to help in resolving the humanitarian problems caused by the conflict in Sierra Leone, and to assist the Government and people of that country in the task of reconstruction that now faces them.
I would also call upon States that have not yet done so to ratify Protocol V to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons with a view to addressing, in a timely andeffective manner, the serious humanitarian problems caused by explosive remnants of war.
Further welcomes the commitment by States parties to continue to address the humanitarian problems caused by certain specific types of munitions in all their aspects, including cluster munitions, with a view to minimizing the humanitarian impact of these munitions;
He noted with satisfaction that theGroup of Governmental Experts, at its meeting in June 2007, had discussed the humanitarian problems caused by the use of cluster munitions.
It reaffirms its deep concern over the tremendous humanitarian problems caused by the presence of mines and other unexploded devices to the populations of mine-infested countries and emphasizes the need for an increase in mine-clearing efforts by the countries concerned and with the assistance of the international community.
His organization would join all States and international orgovernmental organizations that wished to eliminate as a matter of urgency the humanitarian problems caused by unreliable and inaccurate cluster munitions.
Their commitment, without prejudice to the Protocol on Explosive Remnants of War, to continue to address the humanitarian problems caused by certain specific types of munitions in all their aspects, including cluster munitions, with a view to minimizing the humanitarian impact of these munitions, CCW/CONF. III/11(Part II), operative paragraph 14.
We urge all States parties to the CCW to ensure that any protocol on cluster munitions developed in the Convention's framework urgently andeffectively addresses the humanitarian problems caused by these weapons on the basis of clear legal rules.
With regard to thedraft resolution before us, my delegation shares its deep concern at the tremendous humanitarian problems caused by the presence of mines and other unexploded devices that have serious and lasting social and economic consequences for the people of mine-infested countries.
With the successful outcome of the First Meeting of the States Parties in May, the Maputo Declaration andthe adoption of an inter-sessional work plan, the Convention was established as the primary framework for strategic efforts in resolving the serious humanitarian problems caused by anti-personnel landmines.