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It strongly supported efforts to eradicate colonialism.
Without prejudice to the further discussion on article 17, it strongly supported its inclusion in the Statute.
It strongly supported the comprehensive UNRWA reform agenda.
Taking into account the global andtransnational character of environmental problems, it strongly supported increased international cooperation in dealing with such problems.
It strongly supported the United Nations efforts to fight international terrorism.
It strongly supported the speedy establishment of an effective international criminal court.
In that connection,the Group reiterated that the prerogative for approving such decisions lay with the General Assembly, and that it strongly supported all of the Advisory Committee's related recommendations.
It strongly supported the work under way on the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.
While his delegation was disappointed at the failure to reach agreement in the negotiations on cluster munitions, it strongly supported their continuation, as it was important to establish an instrument within the credible, multilateral and legal framework provided by the Convention.
It strongly supported all initiatives for the protection and security of small States.
It strongly supported the United Nations programme to assist Palestine refugees section 24.
It strongly supported the text submitted by the Chairperson of the Group of Governmental Experts, which it considered a good compromise.
It strongly supported the text and believed that it was a good starting point for further discussions in the informals.
It strongly supported the call for the Office to continue to represent staff members in proceedings before the Tribunals.
It strongly supported the work of the Committee and called upon it to work tirelessly to bring the process of decolonization to a logical end.
It strongly supported the measures taken by the Committee on Conferences and called on all parties concerned to be more cost-conscious.
It strongly supported the work under way in the Minsk Group and the work being carried out with respect to Georgia by the Friends of the Secretary-General.
To that end, it strongly supported the establishment of a global consultative forum to sustain the momentum created by the High-level Dialogue.
It strongly supported the more extensive use of working groups and the establishment of a permanent group of experts, to be elected by the members of the Commission.
It strongly supported the active role of the Board in facilitating the multilateral exchange of information between Governments with a view to preventing diversions.
It strongly supported the goals of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and appreciated the work of the Committee to those ends.
It strongly supported multilateral efforts to that end and had invited delegations from Parliament and the Ministry of the Environment to visit Norway.
It strongly supported the immediate appointment of an independent expert to examine all aspects of the issue of impunity, but would object if the independent expert's mandate was to be restrictive.
It strongly supported a process to review the performance of ICCAT, as well as the creation by ICCAT of a working group to provide an effective forum to consider recommendations.
It strongly supported the linking of social, economic and environmental data to time and location attributes in order to maximize the potential of statistical information.
It strongly supported this initiative and asked delegates to contact their country's delegates on the Customs Code Committee(CCC) to explain the reasons underlying it. .
It strongly supported Ghana's pledge to continue to strengthen policies for the advancement of women, eliminate laws that discriminate against women, and promote the rights of the child.
It strongly supported the request of the Committee on Conferences for the Secretary-General to submit a report on the problem of summary records to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
It strongly supported the recommendations to investigate abuses and hold those responsible of violations accountable, and to incorporate human rights training into the military training.