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It had transmitted the text to its capital for review and reserved its right to comment further on the draft at a later stage.
The Committee took note of the withdrawal by the IRU of Informal document No. 12(2006), which it had transmitted for consideration at the present session.
The Commission further recalled that it had transmitted the comments, as requested, to the General Assembly in its annual report on the work of its forty-first session, in 2008.
In 2013, the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances noted that since its establishment it had transmitted 537 cases to the Government and that 518 remained outstanding.
In 2013, WGEID noted that since its establishment, it had transmitted 119 cases to the Government; of those, 77 cases had been clarified on the basis of information provided by the Government, and 30 remained outstanding.
In 2008, the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances noted that since its establishment in 1980, it had transmitted 16,526 cases to the Government, of which 16,396 remained outstanding.
The Working Group also noted that, since its establishment, it had transmitted 26 cases to the Government; of those, four cases had been clarified on the basis of information provided by the source, and 18 on the basis of information provided by the Government.
The Working Party was informed by the representative of the European Commission that the European Community,for the time being, was not in a position to discuss document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2007/5, which it had transmitted, as Community consultations were still going on.
In 2009, the Working Group noted that since its establishment, it had transmitted 24 cases of disappearance to the Government of Rwanda; of those, 21 remained outstanding.
Also on 14 March 2006, he was informed by the Gomel Regional Prosecutor's Office that his complaint was transmitted to the Zhlobinsk District Prosecutor's Office. On 16 March 2006,the General Prosecutor's Office informed him that it had transmitted his case to the Grodno Regional Prosecutor's Office.
The Working Group noted that, since its establishment, it had transmitted 20 cases to the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea: all remain outstanding.
In response to the question submitted by the Netherlands, the delegation stated that the recommendation made by the European Commission against Racism andIntolerance of the Council of Europe on the San Marino Commission for Equal Opportunities had been assessed by the Commission and that it had transmitted its opinion.
In 2006, the Working Group on Enforced andInvoluntarily Disappearances informed that it had transmitted 114 cases to the Government, and that these cases remained outstanding.
At its one-hundred-and-fifteenth session, the Working Party on Customs Questions affecting Transport(WP.30) was informed by the representative of the European Commission that the European Community,for the time being, was not in a position to discuss document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2007/5, which it had transmitted, as Community consultations were still going on.
The Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances noted that out of 248 cases it had transmitted, 105 have been clarified on the basis of information provided by the Government.
In 2012, the Working Group on Disappearances noted that since its establishment, it had transmitted 433 cases to the Government; 12 of which had been clarified on the basis of information provided by the source, 68 cases had been clarified on the basis of information provided by the Government.
Mr. Korneenko complained to several institutions(exact dates not provided), such as the Central Electoral Commission, the Gomel Regional Electoral Commission, the General Prosecutor's Office and the Gomel Prosecutor's Office, requesting to have the leaflets returned. On 11 March 2006,the Central Electoral Commission informed him that it was not competent to comment on police acts and that it had transmitted his case to the General Prosecutor's Office. On 14 March 2006, he received a similar reply by the Gomel Regional Electoral Commission.
In 2013, the Working Group on Disappearances noted that, since its establishment, it had transmitted 908 cases to the Government; that 83 cases had been clarified on the basis of information provided by the Government; and that 801 remained outstanding.
In 2012, the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances stated that since its establishment, it had transmitted 479 cases to the Government; of those, 12 cases were clarified and 467 remained outstanding.
In 2012, the Working Group on enforced orinvoluntary disappearances noted that it had transmitted to the Government allegations received according to which enforced disappearance is frequently used as a tool by the country's law-enforcement agencies, paramilitary and armed forces, mainly Rapid Action Battalion(RAB), to detain and even extrajudicially execute individuals.
In 2012, the Working Group on Disappearances noted that since its establishment it had transmitted four cases to Ukraine; of those, one has been clarified on the basis of information provided by the Government and three remain outstanding.
In 2009, the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances indicated that it had transmitted one newly-reported case to the Government concerning Boris Shikhmuradov, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, who disappeared on 25 December 2002 in Ashgabat.
In 2013, the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances noted that, since its establishment, it had transmitted 20 cases to the Government and that all remained outstanding as the information provided by the Government was not considered sufficient to clarify those cases.
In 2013, the Working Group on enforced orinvoluntary disappearance noted that since its establishment, it had transmitted 31 cases to the Government of Uruguay; of those, one case had been clarified based on information provided by the source, 11 had been clarified based on information provided by the Government, and 19 remained outstanding.
The Permanent Mission of Senegal to the United Nations Office at Geneva reported, on 9 February 2011, that it had transmitted the letter of 16 December 2010 together with the letter of the Committee's Rapporteur for follow-up to decisions on complaints to the State party's authorities, and that it would inform the Committee of the developments in the case.
In 2012 the Working Group on Enforced orInvoluntary Disappearances indicated that since its establishment it had transmitted 3,449 cases to the Government; of those cases, 52 had been clarified on the basis of the source's information, 110 had been clarified on the basis of Government information, 2 were found to be duplications and 3,285 remained outstanding.
It has transmitted the reply provided by the Government to the source.
It has transmitted the reply provided by the Government to the source, which provided the Working Group with its comments.
It has transmitted the Government's reply to the source, and has received the source's comments on it. .
According to statistical data gathered by BFIPU over the past four years, it has transmitted 64 cases connected with terrorism or the financing thereof to the judicial authorities.