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The Movement remains concerned at the lack of progress towards achieving the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
While one can identify many reasons to be despondent, our Movement remains optimistic and will always strive to take constructive steps to promote peace and security in our world.
The Movement remains deeply concerned over the illicit transfer, manufacture and circulation of small arms and light weapons and their excessive accumulation and uncontrolled spread in many regions of the world.
However, the Movement remains concerned with the lack of progress in the early entry into force of the CTBT.
The Movement remains convinced that the Quartet can and will fulfil its role and responsibility in this regard.
The Movement remains concerned at the lack of progress in the discussions in the General Assembly on the issue of Security Council reform.
The Movement remains concerned at the lack of progress in the General Assembly discussions on the reform of the Security Council.
The Movement remains deeply concerned by the ongoing Israeli air and land violations of the Blue Line in breach of resolution 1701 2006.
The Movement remains fully convinced that the NPT is a key instrument in the effort to halt the vertical and horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons.
The Movement remains deeply concerned about ongoing Israeli air and land violations of the Blue Line in breach of Security Council resolution 1701 2006.
The Movement remains concerned that the implementation of a national missile defence system could trigger an arms race(s),the further development of advanced missile systems and an increase in the number of nuclear weapons.
In this context, the Movement remains fully convinced that the NPT is a key instrument in the efforts to halt the vertical and horizontal proliferation of nuclear weapons and an essential foundation for the pursuit of nuclear disarmament.
The Movement remains concerned about the explosive remnants of the Second World War, particularly in the form of landmines, which continue to cause human and material damage and impede development in some NAM countries.
The Movement remains concerned over the staffing structure of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations of the United Nations Secretariat whereby NAM Member Countries are insufficiently represented, particularly at professional levels.
The movement remains unequivocally opposed to nuclear tests of any kind in all environments, particularly in the light of consistent efforts by the international community further to promote measures for nuclear disarmament and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in all their aspects as well as to preserve the global environment.
The Movement remains deeply concerned by the strategic defence doctrines of the nuclear-weapon States, including the NATO Alliance Strategic Concept, which not only sets out rationales for the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons, but also maintains unjustifiable concepts of international security based on promoting and developing military alliances and nuclear deterrence policies.
The pain and restriction of movement remained.
Key opposition leaders continue to face criminal charges and their movements remain restricted.
The Movement remained concerned over the negligible share of Non-Aligned and other developing countries in United Nations procurement.
The Movement remained concern over the staffing and structure of the DPKO whereby NAM Member Countries are insufficiently represented, particularly at professional level;
The Movement remained firmly opposed to evaluations, certifications and other coercive unilateral measures as a means of exerting pressure on Non-Aligned Countries and other developing countries.
The Movement remained committed to playing its part to ensure tangible achievements towards the goal of eradicating colonialism during the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
At times, movements remained wary of possible political use by authorities and consequently missed out on occasions for working together to bring about desirable policy changes.
It was commendable that feminist movements, associations against racism and ecological movements remained part of civil society, while also having political significance in the messages they conveyed.
Only pro-presidential parties are able to operate openly in the country, andpolitical opposition movements remain marginalized and divided, with their leaders living in exile abroad.
The communists didn't change life in any significant way here, buttheir useless monumental mosaics with depictions of liberation movements remain.
Asylum-seekers and refugees within larger migration movements remain vulnerable to removal as irregular migrants.
The Movement remained concerned at the loss, destruction, removal, theft, pillage, illicit movement or misappropriation of and any acts of vandalism or damage, directed against cultural property in areas of armed conflict and territories that are occupied.
Mr. Widodo(Indonesia), speaking on behalf of the States members of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries,said that the Movement remained convinced that the NPT was a key instrument in efforts to halt the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Mr. Selim(Egypt), speaking on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries,said that the Movement remained fully committed to supporting all efforts to enhance the effectiveness and transparency of special political missions.