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The European Union recalls that, from the outset, andin particular in the Council conclusions of 26 July 2004, it has stated its support for the establishment of this Commission of Inquiry.
It has stated this on numerous occasions, including before this Assembly.
The Committee did not announce which minister has proposed and defended his candidacy,however, it has stated that the reasoning"lacks a specific contribution by Poyrinkin in the relevant area, as well as his special merits for the country.
It has stated this position on various occasions, in both a regional and a subregional context.
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It has stated that, on the contrary, it wishes to establish, develop and maintain good-neighbourly relations with the Central African Republic.
The State party refers to the Committee's general comment No. 15(1986) on the position ofaliens under the Covenant, where it has stated that"it is in principle a matter for the State to decide who it will admit to its territory.
It has stated that the period of custody before an individual is brought before a judge or other officer may not exceed a"few days.
However, the Venezuelan State emphasizes the position that it has taken in various international forums,where it has stated that the Convention on the Law of the Sea should not be deemed to be the sole source of law of the sea, in that there are other legal instruments regulating that area.
It has stated in various forums that, given their destructive nature and the impact they have on all forms of life, weapons of mass destruction-- particularly nuclear weapons-- should be eradicated.
In accordance with the commitments it made to the Regional Initiative leaders on 6 May,FNL must not only return to Burundi, as it has stated, but effectively participate in the work of the Joint Verification and Monitoring Mechanism and the Political Directorate without preconditions.
It has stated, further, that it has made available to the Commission all that is necessary to enable the Commission to verify that claim and that nothing further, of substance, will be made available by Iraq.
As for the notion of home, the author refers to the Committee's general comment No. 16(1988)on the right to privacy, where it has stated that the term"home" in English as used in article 17 of the Covenant is to be understood to indicate the place where a person resides or carries out his usual occupation.
As it has stated hitherto, Israel continues to maintain a constructive and positive attitude towards the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction.
If the affected Party has indicated that it intends to participate in the EIA procedure but later wants to end its participation,a specific bilateral clause may state that"the affected country shall inform the country of origin to that effect in the same way as it has stated its intention to take part in the procedure.
As it has stated in a number of international forums, Cuba uses anti-personnel landmines solely for national defence in case of imminent threat or foreign aggression; thus, their use is entirely defensive.
As to the alleged arbitrariness of the author's deportation,the Committee recalls its general comment No. 27 on freedom of movement where it has stated that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
It has stated that allegations and acts are considered public when they have not taken place within the family circle or a group of close friends, or in a setting characterized by close personal relations or special trust.
As to the alleged arbitrariness of the author's deportation,the Committee recalls its general comment No. 27 on freedom of movement where it has stated that even interference provided for by law should be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and should be, in any event, reasonable in the particular circumstances.
It has stated that the United Nations no longer has a role to play in the questions pertaining to a peaceful, political settlement such as of Israeli settlements, Jerusalem, the Palestinian refugees and Palestinian sovereignty.
The position of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on this issue has always been clear and unequivocal, since it has stated that it is in favour of any measure that will promote the elimination of weapons of mass destruction in the world, including chemical weapons, and participated in the preparatory meetings for the drafting of the Convention.
It has stated, for example, in an instance in which access was denied for a period of 48 hours, that such measures require justification in view of the obligations imposed by articles 9 and 14 of the Covenant, particularly where less intrusive means exist for achieving the objectives intended to be served by such denial.
While the Government has expressed its willingness to give priority to the investigation of those cases indicated by ONUSAL andNGOs as possible arbitrary executions, it has stated the impossibility of creating a special commission, given the fact that such an investigative mechanism is not provided for in the country's institutional structure.
In this connection it has stated in the Acosta precedent that the case law of the international courts for the interpretation and application of conventions incorporated into the Constitution"must serve as a guide for interpreting the provisions of the conventions.
On the merits, the State party refers to the Committee's general recommendation No. 32(2009) on the meaning and scope of special measures in the Convention,where it has stated that special measures should be appropriate to the situation to be remedied, be legitimate, necessary in a democratic society, respect the principles of fairness and proportionality, and be temporary.
It has stated that this obligation arises notably in respect of violations recognized as criminal under either domestic or international law, such as torture and similar cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment(art. 7), summary and arbitrary killing(art. 6) and enforced disappearances arts. 7 and 9, and frequently, art. 6.
Notwithstanding this argument, the Committee refers to its general comment No. 32(2007) on the right to equality before courts and tribunals and to a fair trial,where it has stated that paragraph 7 of article 14 prohibits punishing a person twice for the same offence, but does not prohibit subsequent measures"that do not amount to a sanction for a criminal offence within the meaning of article 14 of the Covenant.
It has stated that the marshes are basically fed by the Euphrates River and that the noticeable paucity of water there has been caused by very low water levels in the Euphrates as a result of the construction and operation of the Keban and Karakaya Dams in Turkey and the Tabqah Dam in Syria and owing to the filling of the Atatürk High Dam in Turkey beginning in 1990.
The Working Group would further like to recall here the joint report of five special procedures mandate holders of the former Commission on Human Rights, in which it has stated quite categorically that"The persons held at Guantánamo Bay are entitled to challenge the legality of their detention before a judicial body in accordance with article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and to obtain release if detention is found to lack a proper legal basis.