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It supported efforts to combat poverty and youth unemployment.
France was pleased to note that the National Dialogue Conference had discussed the human rights situation and it supported efforts to promote a democratic political transition.
It supported efforts to draft an international convention against corruption.
The Group welcomed the inclusion in the report of information on implementation andthe results of follow-up to the Unit's recommendations and it supported efforts to measure their impact on participating organizations.
It supported efforts to address corruption but urged a stronger approach.
With regard to the review of separation payments, including termination indemnity, repatriation grants anddeath grants, it supported efforts to streamline those practices within the common system.
Malaysia reported that it supported efforts to address the problem of incidental catch of seabirds.
UN-Women was urged to maintain itspresence in middle-income countries, such as those in Latin America, where it supported efforts to combat social exclusion and institute gender-responsive budgeting.
It supported efforts to ensure that the work was conducted as efficiently as possible.
The CANZ group of countries encouraged States parties to implement the Rome Statute domestically, and it supported efforts to improve domestic jurisdictions capacity to prosecute serious international crimes.
It supported efforts to implement the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights Defenders.
The Government of Japan wished to stress that, in view of therapid pace of globalization, the fight against organized transnational crime should be accorded the highest priority, and it supported efforts to elaborate a convention and other international instruments.
Moreover, it supported efforts to ensure the coordination of all United Nations mechanisms relating to the rights of indigenous peoples.
His Government was proud that the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba had been the first university in Latin America to enter into a cooperation agreement to expand andimprove a range of the Department's online material, and it supported efforts to develop such cooperation with other academic institutions.
It supported efforts to enter global value chains and reap their benefits, which could include technological upgrading and knowledge spillovers.
It supported efforts to establish nuclear-weapon-free zones in all regions of the world and reaffirmed the need to establish a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
It supported efforts to end impunity for violations of women's rights that resulted in reforms to justice systems in Argentina, Burundi, Ecuador and Rwanda.
Moreover, it supported efforts to bring into force the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty as well as the continuation of the nuclear-weapon States' moratorium on nuclear testing.
While it supported efforts to protect the well-being of children, his delegation regretted that the Independent Expert had seen fit to equate the use of corporal punishment in schools with violence against children.
It supported efforts to find a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution which would allow for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara, as envisaged by the Security Council.
It supported efforts to ensure that the resources approved by the General Assembly were made available to the Secretary-General to enable him to proceed rapidly with the implementation of mandates.
In particular, it supported efforts to resolve outstanding issues relating to the comprehensive convention against international terrorism and the draft international convention on the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
Moreover, it supported efforts to reach a consensus on the role of regional organizations in the maintenance of international peace and security, and hoped that the General Assembly would adopt the draft declaration on that question.
It supported efforts to take into account the particular ecological and economic vulnerabilities of small island developing States, for example, through the inclusion of appropriate vulnerability indicators in the criteria for granting least-developed-country status.
In this connection, it supported efforts by the High Commissioner to explore further approaches, within an inter-agency, intergovernmental and non-governmental framework as appropriate, to prevent conditions giving rise to refugee exodus.
It supported efforts by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) and the five Central Asian States to establish nuclear-weapon-free zones and hoped that the objective of establishing such a zone in the Middle East would soon be achieved through consultations.
It supported efforts to strengthen the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material in order to address the new proliferation threat posed by non-State actors and planned to host a workshop on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1540(2004) in the autumn of 2007.
It supported efforts to foster post-crisis community security and social cohesion, building capacities for mine action, reducing the availability of small arms, and supporting the return and reintegration of conflict-affected individuals and groups.
It supported efforts to pursue and prosecute the perpetrators, but at the same time stressed the importance of defining terrorism, in order to distinguish it from acts of legitimate self-defence, and noted that the United Nations recognized the legitimacy of the struggle of the peoples for self-determination.
It supports efforts currently under way in the Conference on Disarmament to secure negotiations on a fissile material treaty.