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India stated that article 3 was incompatible with article 4.
A representative of an indigenous organization in India stated that the final report was a milestone in the advancement of the rights of indigenous peoples.
India stated that meaningful efforts had been made to foster gender equality.
Training could also be provided outside Somalia, for instance in Nairobi;in that respect the member of the Committee representing India stated that his Government was prepared to provide training.
India stated that it was giving considerable attention to the issue of trafficking in children.
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At the recently concluded fifth session of the ASEAN Regional Forum in Manila, India stated that we fully respect the status of the nuclear-weapon-free zone in South-East Asia and are ready to convert this commitment into a legal obligation.
India stated that the Convention against Torture may only be ratified once the definition of torture was fully reflected in domestic legislation.
At the fifth session of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) Regional Forum in Manila last year, India stated that it fully respects the status of the nuclear-weapon-free zone in South-East Asia and is ready to convert this commitment into a legal obligation.
Egypt and India stated that harmonization of work was however not likely unless a negotiating mandate is given to the Ad Hoc Committee.
With reference to Latvia and Switzerland's question on a standing invitation for special procedures, India stated that it could not agree to standing invitations, but it had been extremely open and had extended invitations whenever approached.
India stated that the reference"and to do so in accessible formats", if intended to address the specific needs of persons with disabilities, should be more explicit.
Concerning recommendation 88 of the Mexico City International Conference on Population,the Governments of Mexico and India stated that, while joining the consensus, they considered that it was not for the Secretary-General to keep the implementation of population programmes funded by multilateral assistance under review, as this was exclusively the prerogative of Governments.
India stated that it considers and accepts a free media as one of the most vital pillars of democracy and a valuable guardian for the protection of human rights.
In this regard, India stated that it is likely to achieve 100 per cent success in primary education by 2010.
India stated that it has always demonstrated its openness towards accepting evolving international human rights norms and remains committed to continue doing so.
In its comments to CERD, India stated that caste-based discrimination is not a form of racial discrimination and hence not covered by the ICERD.
India stated that the national report of Pakistan to the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review refers to the territory of the so-called"AJ&K"(para. 72) and"AJK" para. 81.
The observers for Bangladesh and India stated that the term"indigenous peoples" was not applicable to their countries since the entire population had been living on the land for the past several millennia, making everyone indigenous to the land.
India stated that at independence, after the departure of the colonizers, all its people, including its tribal people, were considered as indigenous to India. .
In addition, a representative of India stated its acceptance of the entire package of outcomes as a basis for future work provided that the entire package is treated as a composite package and is not violated in either spirit or letter.
India stated that it was open to a limited approach, covering Parts II and III of the Covenant, if clear guidelines on how to assess States' performance were defined.
In addition, a representative of India stated its acceptance of the entire package of outcomes as a basis for future work provided that the entire package is treated as a composite package and is not violated in either spirit or letter.
India stated that the optional protocol should be based on a common understanding of criteria against which States' obligations of"progressive realization" would be assessed.
In its response to the Special Unit questionnaire, India stated that during the period 2003-2004, it had hosted 3,193 participants from 145 countries under 192 educational and training programmes and had sent 43 experts to work on cooperation programmes in 11 countries.
On 11 May, India stated its willingness to“participate in the negotiations for the conclusion of a fissile material cut-off treaty in the Geneva-based Conference on Disarmament”.
India stated that it will foster a culture of transparency, openness and accountability in the functioning of Government, as enacted in the Right to Information Act.
India stated that a ban on employment of children under 14 as domestic help or at eateries came into force from 10 October 2006 and UNICEF pointed to this initiative as a positive change.
India stated that it had tremendously benefited from the discussion which provided a unique opportunity to know how India's efforts for the realisation of human rights were viewed and assessed by international community.
India stated that, although it had already accepted the basic obligations of the Treaty, its accession to the Treaty required the creation of a positive security environment that would establish the widest possible national consensus.
India stated that their position on ICERD is unchanged and that while they recognize that caste-based discrimination exists in India, since the caste system, which is unique to India, is not racial in origin, caste based discrimination cannot be considered a form of racial discrimination.