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It also recalled that coverage of the Act does not extend to homeworkers.
The Committee reached a similar conclusion in case No. 1134/2002(Gorji-Dinka v. Cameroon),where it also recalled that article 9, paragraph 1, applied to all forms of deprivation of liberty, including house arrest.
It also recalled that professional advancement should not be impeded by budgetary constraints.
It also recalled the relevance of this procedure in the framework of the action of other treaty bodies.
It also recalled that the majority of the Armenians in Azerbaijan hide their identity.
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It also recalled resolution 63/260, by which the Assembly decided not to abolish the post of the Special Adviser.
It also recalled the existence of the Inter-Institutional Commission on Social Cohesion, as mentioned earlier.
It also recalled that Cameroon had committed itself to fostering cooperation between CNDHL and civil society.
It also recalled that GNP was conceptually superior to GDP as a first approximation of the capacity to pay.
It also recalled Security Council resolution 1132(1997) of 8 October 1997 placing an embargo on Sierra Leone.
It also recalled Assembly resolution 54/237 C concerning procedures for the consideration of requests for exemption under Article 19.
It also recalled that no statements or confessions made under torture should be used as evidence for convictions.
It also recalled that the schedule included slots for nine Committee sessions, whereas the budget allowed only for eight sessions.
It also recalled that the State party had indicated on several occasions that no legal aid is made available for constitutional motions.
It also recalled that persons who were otherwise eligible to stand for election should not be excluded by reason of political affiliation.
It also recalled the request of the COP to the secretariat to compile and make publicly accessible such information, experience and good practice.
It also recalled the importance of promoting legal literacy campaigns to create awareness of workers' rights and the existence of complaint mechanisms.
It also recalled that its mandate allowed it to take the initiative when it became aware of possible non-compliance.
It also recalled that the principle of equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value applies to all workers, including part-timers.
It also recalled the memorandum of understanding on ASEAN-United Nations cooperation which has provided a sound framework for enhanced cooperation.
It also recalled that the exclusions imposed on persons for past activities should be proportional to the inherent requirements of a particular job.
It also recalled its opinion on the ISO proposal that had been transmitted to the ISO Technical Committee 104(ISO TC 104) TRANS/WP.24/107, paras. 20-22 and annex.
It also recalled the extensive list of hazardous workplaces and occupations prohibited to women under Decision No. 170 of 20 October 1999.
It also recalled observations made during the review on the need of separating the powers of the judiciary from the executive and ensuring the independence of the judiciary.
It also recalled that a year and a half had passed since the earthquake and that Haitians were still waiting for the assistance agreed to by the international community.
It also recalled that New Zealand's national report had been the product of an open and consultative process, involving many groups both inside and outside Government.
It also recalled that the TRIPS Agreement provisions exempted from border measures the goods imported for personal use and that this was, perhaps, a more appropriate measure.
It also recalled that the plan invites and requires monitoring and reporting on the progress of the forest sector in supporting a green economy in the ECE region.
It also recalled its previous initiatives to elaborate an international declaration on human rights education and affirmed its readiness to cooperate in this regard.
It also recalled that, despite higher numbers of women graduating from training courses, women remain concentrated in so-called typically female occupations.