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The increasingly complex nature of this training leaves no doubt that Russia is involved in the training.
They have become increasingly multidisciplinary in character in response to the increasingly complex nature of contemporary conflicts.
He described the increasingly complex nature of conflict today and highlighted the challenges in providing protection in this environment.
This major initiative represents an opportunity to develop concepts of collective security to new levels of partnership and cooperation,particularly given the increasingly complex nature of peacekeeping and the need to address the causes as well as the symptoms of conflict.
The constantly changing and increasingly complex nature of terrorism was felt to require a long-term approach on various fronts.
Moreover, in addition to the increasing volume of requests for legal services being made in support of peacekeeping operations,the types of requests for such support have also become far more time-consuming given the increasingly complex nature of peacekeeping operations.
Mr. Osang(Nigeria) said that, in view of the increasingly complex nature of conflicts, new strategies for peacekeeping should be developed.
In addition to the appropriate laws, policies and practices, criminal justice practitioners need ongoing capacity-building andspecialized training to enable them to respond effectively to the increasingly complex nature of terrorist crimes.
The increasingly complex nature of the drug problem thus calls more than ever for Governments to make a collective and global response.
Mr. Rahman(Malaysia) said that for many years, Malaysia had attached high priority to the interrelated issues of crime prevention and criminal justice. His country had participated actively in national, regional and international efforts to fight crime and had revised its legislation whenever necessary andhad taken firm action in response to the changing and increasingly complex nature of crime.
The increasingly complex nature of the war and the weakened capacity of the State to reintegrate and service so many internally displaced persons in a context of mass destruction also raise the possibility of a protracted displacement situation.
Condemns in the strongest possible terms the alarming increase in threats to and deliberate targeting of humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel andthe unprecedented increase in the scale and the increasingly complex nature of threats faced by such personnel, such as the disturbing trend of politically and criminally motivated attacks, including extremist attacks, against them;
Given the increasingly complex nature of the environmental conventions, each of them must develop links not only with the other conventions but also with the international institutions which had specialized experience and knowledge in related fields.
Mr. Pedersen(International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies): The past year has once again confronted the international community with challenges of an unprecedented nature, not only because of the number of disasters but also because of the increasingly complex nature of disaster situations and the resulting difficulties that humanitarian agencies have in discharging their functions.
The Terrorism Prevention Branch, in response to the increasingly complex nature of terrorism, has continued to develop capacity-building training for investigators, prosecutors and judges on a broader range of terrorism-related offences.
The increasingly complex nature of migration movements, characterized as they are by composite flows that include asylum-seekers, refugees, migrant workers, victims of environmental degradation or people in search of better life opportunities, presented numerous problems for States, UNHCR and other actors during the reporting period.
Expressing deep concern at the threats and security risks faced by humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel, andthe unprecedented increase in the scale and the increasingly complex nature of the threats faced by such personnel at the field level, as they operate in increasingly high-risk environments, and noting that the majority of such incidents continue to affect locally recruited personnel.
Given the increasingly complex nature of the terrorist threat, the Office on Drugs and Crime is formulating more comprehensive packages of technical assistance that encompass terrorism prevention activities, criminal justice, anti-corruption and transnational organized crime.
Since the 1990s, many Governments have come to realize the discrepancy between the increasingly complex nature of current flows of migrants and the traditional institutional and legal frames of reference for immigration whereby each category of migrants is clearly and unequivocally identified.
The highly and increasingly complex nature of the IFRS and their sheer volume make the task of practical implementation even more difficult, particularly in developing countries and countries with economies in transition that lack expertise, resources and infrastructure to accomplish such a comprehensive task.
The growing number of United Nations operations for the maintenance of international peace and security and their increasingly complex nature have made it essential that the relevant departments of the Secretariat function as an integrated whole, under the authority and control of the Secretary-General, but with clear, distinct responsibilities, in order to avoid duplication of effort and inefficient use of resources.
Given the increasingly complex nature of the international system, not least the complexities tied to reform efforts within the United Nations context, core diplomatic training becomes all the more important, particularly as the United Nations strives to further increase the effectiveness of the multilateral system.
However, despite this convergence,in view of the changing and increasingly complex nature of situations of internal violence, there is some degree of uncertainty in the applicability of these two systems, particularly in the case of situations which are halfway between peace and armed conflict.
The increasingly complex nature of terrorism had triggered the need for the Office to continue to develop specialized expertise in specific areas of terrorism prevention, including in the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes; attention to the victims of terrorism; chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism; transport-related terrorism offences; the financing of terrorism; international cooperation in criminal matters; and the protection of human rights while countering terrorism.
The increasingly complex nature of terrorism has triggered the need for UNODC to offer technical assistance on a broader range of terrorism-related offences in order to provide Member States with the very specialized skills required to effectively prosecute in a broad spectrum of cases potentially related to terrorism.
Because of the increasingly complex nature of terrorism, the Branch is challenged to further enhance expertise-building and transfer in specific thematic areas, such as transportation security, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism, countering the financing of terrorism and countering the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes.
On the basis of the lessons identified and the increasingly complex nature of peacekeeping missions, particularly those involving a Chapter VII mandate and partnerships with other organizations, there is a need for a different form of military headquarters in the Secretariat, one that would provide the higher degree of strategic military planning, guidance, support and oversight required, including the aforementioned specialist military capacities.
Because of the increasingly complex nature of terrorism, the Branch is challenged to respond to the need for in-depth expertise on specific thematic counter-terrorism legal issues in areas such as international cooperation in criminal matters pertaining to counter-terrorism, nuclear, chemical, biological and radiological terrorism, maritime terrorism, financing of terrorism and countering the use of the Internet for purposes of terrorism, and to expand its provision of specialized services in these areas.
It was observed that the constantly changing and increasingly complex and multifaceted nature of terrorism required a long-term approach on various fronts.
In addition, the increasingly complex and multifaceted nature of terrorism requires integrated services that incorporate the cross-cutting aspects of drug control and the prevention of crime and terrorism.