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It expressed deep regret that the Committee had not been able to achieve consensus.
Following the briefing, on 9 January the Council issued a statement to the press, in which it expressed deep concern at the reports of casualties in Jonglei State.
It expressed deep sympathy with the families of the victims whose remains were identified.
In its declaration of 27 February, the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council made clear its position when it expressed deep concern with regard to official calls for secession.
It expressed deep concern at the continued forced labour of conscripts.
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On 31 January 1996, the Security Council adopted resolution 1042(1996), in which it expressed deep concern about the stalemate that had been hindering the identification process and the consequent lack of progress towards completion of the settlement plan.
It expressed deep concern about child trafficking, exploitation, abuse and health.
Reaffirming also its resolution 48/4, on promotion of policies for the prevention of illicit drug use, in which it expressed deep concern at the dangers of drug use, the effects of drug use on the freedom and development of youth and the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse.
It expressed deep concern regarding the serious humanitarian crisis that is occurring in the occupied Palestinian territory.
In 1987, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination andProtection of Minorities adopted resolution 1987/21, by which it expressed deep concern that some 50 staff members were detained, imprisoned, reported missing- some having even died in detention- or held in a country against their will.
It expressed deep concern that the legislation to fully operationalize the Commission had not yet been passed.
During the reporting period, the Working Group transmitted to the Government one case under its urgent action procedure andtwo prompt intervention letters in which it expressed deep concern about the alleged killing of a human rights lawyer and the harassment and intimidation of families of victims of enforced disappearance A/HRC/WGEID/99/1, para. 68, and A/HRC/WGEID/101/1, paras. 80- 81.
It expressed deep concern that Islam was frequently and wrongly associated with human rights violations and terrorism.
Recalling further that in its resolution 67/189, it expressed deep concern about the connections, that may exist in some cases, between some forms of transnational organized criminal and terrorist activities, and emphasized the need to enhance cooperation at the national, subregional, regional and international levels in order to strengthen responses to that evolving challenge.
It expressed deep concern regarding the serious and mounting humanitarian crisis that is occurring in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Recalling its resolution 67/189 of 20 December 2012, in which it expressed deep concern about environmental crimes, including trafficking in endangered and, where applicable, protected species of wild fauna and flora, and emphasized the need to combat such crimes by strengthening international cooperation, capacity-building, criminal justice responses and law enforcement efforts.
It expressed deep concern at the threat presented by those programmes to security and peace in the Gulf region and in the Middle East as a whole.
It expressed deep appreciation for the wide range of programmes and activities of APCICT and its efforts to address recommendations of the sixth session.
It expressed deep sympathy to the families of victims whose remains had been identified and concern for the plight of those whose whereabouts remained unknown.
It expressed deep condolences to the families of the victims whose remains had been identified and concern for the ordeal of those whose whereabouts remained unknown.
It expressed deep concern at the continuing attacks by the armed opposition, which had taken many lives and caused significant material damage.
It expressed deep concern at the treatment of unaccompanied minors, and welcomed the focus of the universal periodic review on the issue.
It expressed deep concern over the disastrous economic repercussions of the Israeli government's ongoing acts of aggression and called for their immediate cessation.
It expressed deep appreciation for the wide range of programmes and activities of APCICT and its efforts to address the recommendations emanating from the sixth session of the Council.
It expressed deep concern about the number of executions that had taken place in 2012, and noted that a de facto moratorium on the death penalty had been reinstated in 2013.
It expressed deep concern at the impasse prevailing in that country and recommended that a subregional summit meeting be convened urgently in order to break the deadlock.
It expressed deep concern with the ever-increasing time of pre-charge and pretrial detention, which it had raised several times in consultations with the Government.
It expressed deep concern at the resurgence of political and institutional crises in the country, more particularly the recent outbreak of violence, political assassinations and acts of ethnic cleansing in certain parts of the country.
It expressed deep concern that Israel was maintaining its position of intransigence and of refusing to implement the agreements concluded with the Palestinian National Authority or to comply with the undertakings given to Arab and international parties.
It expressed deep concern at the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and at the grave violations of human rights and international humanitarian law perpetrated in the occupied part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.