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In its latest resolution, resolution 2037(2012), the Council decided to extend the mandate of the Mission until 31 December 2012.
The mandate of UNAMID was extended for a further 12 months to 31 July 2010 by the Council in its latest resolution, resolution 1881(2009) of 30 July 2009.
In its latest resolution, resolution 1867(2009) of 26 February 2009, the Council extended the mandate of the Mission until 26 February 2010.
He hopes the Government of Myanmar will give his proposal serious consideration,as called for by the General Assembly in its latest resolution on the subject, resolution 58/247.
In its latest resolution, resolution 1912(2010) of 26 February 2010, the Council decided to extend the mandate of the Mission until 26 February 2011.
Mindful of General Assembly resolutions on the subject of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions,of which the latest is resolution 55/111 of 4 December 2000, and resolutions on the subject by the Commission on Human Rights, and taking note of its latest resolution 2002/36 of 22 April 2002.
In its latest resolution, of September 2012, it had decided to extend the mandate of the Commission of Inquiry on Syria and strengthen its capacity.
Insofar as his specific mission is concerned, the Special Rapporteur concentrated on verifying implementation of the recommendations made by the Commission on Human Rights in previous years,especially those contained in its latest resolution 1998/71, and observance of the agreements reached between the Government and the political parties see E/CN.4/1998/73, paragraphs 22-25.
In its latest resolution, the Security Council, in the context of the mission's drawdown, has requested the handover of its responsibilities to the United Nations country team.
Also significant is the statement by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights that the Government does not see any reason to implement the measures for human rights protection articulated by the Commission on Human Rights in its latest resolution on the situation of human rights in the territory of the former Yugoslavia 1997/57.
In its latest resolution 1856(2008), the Council decided to extend the deployment of MONUC until 31 December 2009, including the temporary increase of military and police personnel.
In light of the progress achieved in the implementation of key steps of the peace process and of the progress of the electoral process, notably the issuance of a presidential decree setting 30 November 2008 as the date of the first round of presidential elections, the mandates of UNOCI andof the French forces have been extended until 31 January 2009 by the Council in its latest resolution 1826(2008) of 29 July 2008.
Since then the General Assembly had declared the Second Decade and its latest resolution had requested that work on a constructive programme of work for each specific Territory be finalized before the end of 2002.
In its latest resolution dealing with this subject(resolution 59/266), the General Assembly noted with appreciation the progress made since 1994 in reducing the number of countries that are unrepresented and underrepresented.
From its first resolution on Zaire(1994/87) to its latest resolution(1997/58), the Commission on Human Rights has been concerned about the process of transition to a democratic regime.
Furthermore, in its latest resolution on MONUC(resolution 1376(2001)), the Council authorized the launching of phase III of the deployment of MONUC to the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo by establishing a forward base, within the authorized military personnel of 5,537, including military observers.
The repeated and urgent appeals made by the Security Council in its latest resolutions on Western Sahara, following the relevant recommendations of the Secretary-General, and the WFP reports, were testimony to the inadequacy of the aid provided.
In its latest resolution, the Commission welcomed the preparations for elections, including the establishment of the National Electoral Commission and of the Standing Interministerial Commission to ensure contacts between the Government and the National Electoral Commission and welcomed the decision to hold a constitutional referendum.
The Council also highlighted the importance of the meeting in its latest resolution on financing for development(Economic and Social Council resolution 2007/30), in which it calls for measures to enhance its impact in the follow-up process.
In paragraph 3 of its latest resolution on UNOCI(2112(2013)), the Security Council affirmed its intention to consider a further reduction so that the Mission shall consist of up to 5,437 military by 30 June 2015, down from the authorized level of 7,137, on which the 2014/15 budget proposals are currently based.
Similarly, the Security Council focussed on those violations in its latest resolution on UNIFIL(1525(2004)), characterizing them in operative paragraph 7 as"continuing" violations"that could further escalate the tension" in the region.
In its latest resolution on MONUC, resolution 1376(2001) of 9 November 2001, the Council authorized the launching of phase III of the deployment of MONUC to the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by the establishment of a forward base, within the authorized strength of 5,537 military personnel including 810 military observers.
Five years ago, in April 2000,the Security Council adopted its latest resolution on the protection of civilians in armed conflict(resolution 1296(2000)), having adopted its very first resolution on this topic(resolution 1265(1999)) seven months earlier.
In its latest resolution on the subject, adopted at the forty-seventh session on 27 October 1992, the Assembly once again reaffirmed the sovereignty of the Islamic Federal Republic of the Comoros over the island of Mayotte, while bearing in mind the wish expressed by the President of the French Republic to seek actively a just solution to that problem.
It will be recalled that the Commission on Human Rights, in its latest resolution on human rights and terrorism(resolution 1997/42 of 11 April 1997), noting Sub-Commission resolution 1996/20, decided to continue consideration of the question at its fifty-fourth session as a matter of priority.
It is recalled here that, in its latest resolution on arbitrary detention, the Commission took note“of the importance that the Working Group attaches to coordination with other mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights, with other relevant United Nations bodies and with treaty monitoring bodies”.
Moreover, in its latest resolution on MONUC(resolution 1376(2001) of 9 November 2001), the Council authorized the launching of phase III of the deployment of MONUC to the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by establishing a forward base, within the authorized military personnel of 5,537 including 810 military observers.
As it had in previous years,the Commission on Human Rights in its latest resolution, 1996/74, requested the Special Rapporteur to continue to examine situations of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions to respond effectively to information which comes before him, to enhance further his dialogue with Governments and to apply a gender perspective in his work.
In its latest resolutions on staff retention, 64/239, 65/252 and 65/253, the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to utilize his authority under the existing contractual framework to offer contracts to staff of the Tribunals, and to explore the possibility of employing at the United Nations staff who remain with the Tribunals until the completion of their mandates.
In its latest resolution on restructuring and revitalization of the United Nations in the economic, social and related fields(Assembly resolution 50/227), the Assembly, inter alia, built upon the Council's 1995 recommendations and gave detailed guidance on its work and that of the Council and its subsidiary machinery in ensuring a coordinated follow-up to conferences see A/52/155-E/1997/68.