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Briefings to the Council include specific information on individuals who are impeding the peace process; and/or.
Second, information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian and human rights law is presented in a confidential annex to the present report.
The Employment Service of the Ministry of Employment andSocial Services has information on individuals who register with the Service for the purposes of job search and training.
The Panel is providing information on individuals who have committed acts that constitute violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law-- whether by acts of commission or omission-- in a confidential annex to this report.
A permanent link to the Internet has been established in order to obtain information on individuals who plan travel to Guatemala before they leave their countries of origin.
First, information on individuals who impede the peace process,who constitute a threat to stability in Darfur and the region, who are responsible for offensive military overflights or who violate the arms embargo is provided in the main body of this report.
Some companies consider it possible to submit information on individuals who have nothing to do with the company or do not exist at all.
The State party had said that hundreds of persons had been arrested for trafficking in persons;however, she had been unable to find information on individuals who had been sentenced to prison terms.
The fifth area, information on individuals who violate the arms embargo, is dealt with in section V above.
Both of these initiatives are highly relevant to the work of the Panel as it relates to the provision of information on individuals who impede the peace process or constitute a threat to stability.
The fourth thematic area-- information on individuals who violate the arms embargo-- is dealt with in section V of this report.
The Panel hasidentified impediments to the peace process in 10 categories(presented in annex II), and has gathered information on individuals who impede the peace process according to these criteria.
This section presents information on individuals who impede the peace process, presented in the nine categories identified by the Panel.
In addition to the case studies presented above, the Panel investigated several other incidents orattacks in Darfur that fell within the scope of provision of information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian law.
The Panel has the task of providing information on individuals who commit violations of international human rights law.
The Panel, however, kept itself fully apprised of developments in the political domain relevant to the work ofthe Panel for example, tracking developments in the peace processes as they relate to the Panel's mandate to provide information on individuals who may impede the peace.
Acting as a source of information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian or human rights law or other atrocities.
It stated that those persons were imprisoned in isolation, and that the Government did not allow access to the Jehovah's Witness prisoners to ascertain how they were treated. Human Rights Watch indicated that,since Eritrea did not publish information on individuals who were imprisoned, it was plausible that there may be other conscientious objectors imprisoned in addition to the Jehovah's Witnesses.
The Panel has gathered information on individuals who commit such acts and will continue to provide this information confidentially to the Committee.
Those four areas are:(1) monitoring implementation of the arms embargo on Darfur;(2) monitoring implementation of targeted financial and travel-related sanctions against individuals designated by the Security Council in its resolution 1672(2006);(3) submission of recommendations to the Security Council; and(4)provision of information on individuals who impede the peace process, commit violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, violate the arms embargo, or are responsible for offensive military overflights.
The Panel has included information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian or human rights law in the confidential annex to the present report.
The Panel of Experts on the Sudan is mandated by Security Council resolution 1591(2005)to provide information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian or human rights law or other atrocities.
This approach extended to the provision of information on individuals who could reasonably be considered-- on the basis of facts established by the Panel, a substantial body of information and evidence, and in consideration of the facts"on the balance of probabilities"-- to have committed those acts.
An international alert system has also been established in order to report and communicate information on individuals who have committed infractions of the law and are capable of reoffending in other countries.
In its final report, the Panel has also provided information on individuals who impede the peace process, constitute a threat to stability in Darfur and the region, violate international humanitarian or human rights law or other atrocities, violate the arms embargo or are responsible for military overflights in Darfur.
The programme, sponsored by the United States Office of National Drug Control Policy,is a drug-related survey aimed at collecting information on individuals who have recently been arrested, a group often not adequately represented in other surveys but whose importance for drug control policymakers is great.
The Panel of Experts is also identified by the Security Council as a source of information on individuals who impede the peace process, constitute a threat to stability in Darfur and the region, violate international humanitarian or human rights law or commit other atrocities, violate the measures implemented by Member States in accordance with paragraphs 7 and 8 of resolution 1556(2004) and paragraph 7 of resolution 1591(2005) or are responsible for offensive military overflights, as described in paragraph 6 of resolution 1591 2005.
The Security Council should consider enhancing the capacity-- through additional personnel and resources-- of the Panel to provide information on individuals who impede the peace process, constitute a threat to stability, commit violations of international humanitarian or human rights law, or are responsible for offensive military overflights.
The Panel responded that it was mandated to provide information on individuals who commit violations of international human rights law, and not on individuals who commit violations of Sudanese human rights law.
Resolution 1591(2005) mandates the Panel to provide information on individuals who commit violations of international humanitarian or human rights law or other atrocities.