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It also addressed the issue of minimum wages and improved working conditions.
In response to the Advisory Committee's recommendations and observations, it also addressed cross-cutting issues relating to the operational aspects of peacekeeping.
It also addressed questions relating to the role of regional organizations and agreements.
Ms. Hurtz-Soyka(Director, a.i., Ethics Office), introducing the Secretary-General's first report on the activities of the Ethics Office(A/61/274), said that it also addressed the request for the expeditious filling of vacancies for the Office, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 60/283.
It also addressed the general issues of compliance put forward in the Committee's report of the Committee.
It also addressed matters related to improving reporting, monitoring and evaluation.
It also addressed the vulnerability and social integration and participation of the poor.
It also addressed four regional seas: the North-East Atlantic, Baltic, Mediterranean and Black Seas.
It also addressed exclusion and the development of more inclusive educational programmes for Roma children.
It also addressed requests to facilitate the self-representation of high-profile accused.
It also addressed the issues of the adequacy of the current legal regime governing outer space activities.
It also addressed the issue of HIV/AIDS, which related to Goal 6, concerning HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases.
It also addressed the question of what kind of policies are required to promote the social integration of excluded groups.
It also addressed strategies to prepare parallel reports to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
It also addressed the health-related risks for drinking water quality due to karst groundwater contamination.
It also addressed the issue of the format in which information should be provided in order to achieve an acceptable degree of uniformity.
It also addressed a number of other subjects falling within its competence, including arrangements regarding its procedures and documentation.
It also addressed a related issue in that regard, special agency-wide rates, which was supported by some organizations.
It also addressed a number of remaining issues related to the modalities for the study and decided that the study should commence on 1 July 2004, as scheduled.
It also addressed the relevance of women's economic, social and cultural rights in the context of post-conflict reconstruction and democratization programmes and policies.
It also addressed questions raised in the report of the Special Rapporteur on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism A/HRC/25/59.
It also addressed the question of agrarian reform and the right to food, and showed that truly transformative agrarian reform can have a substantial impact on reducing poverty and hunger of landless peoples.
It also addressed the progress achieved towards implementing programmes related to social groups and social integration and provided an overview of the types of policies that promoted the empowerment of people.
It also addressed the issue of post-conflict reconstruction in cases of environmental damage and stressed the imperative of developing new, binding international legal instruments to ensure environmental integrity during armed conflict.
It also addressed the need for policy changes in respect of the existing contractual arrangements and made relevant recommendations to modify certain policies and procedures and to correct those project deficiencies identified by the review.
It also addressed five issues, namely the cooperation with special procedures of the Human Rights Council, the ratification of international instruments, the death penalty, women rights and the implementation of the 1997 Constitution and made related recommendations.
In principle, it also addressed blasphemy, but in the absence of a legal definition of that offence and in the light of changing values and the proliferation of religious confessions in Ireland, the Supreme Court had found that provision difficult to apply.
It also addressed the issue of forced eviction of indigenous peoples from their ancestral lands for reasons having to do with control over natural resources and recommended to the State party concerned to provide for a legal cadastral survey of indigenous community property.
It also addressed several issues relating to the question of the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons: the reinforcement of existing legislation, and procedures for and control over the export, import, transit, stocking, and storage of small arms and light weapons.
It also addressed questions of principle regarding the methodology for determining the conditions of service of NPOs as well as a number of specific issues deriving therefrom including relativities with the remuneration of other staff categories and benefit quantification.