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He emphasized the need for States to ensure that the behaviour of their agents complied with their international human rights obligations.
Attention was also drawn to the trust funds administered by the Division and the need for States to ensure their viability and continued support.
The General Assembly has emphasized the need for States to ensure the respect for and protection of journalists while working in situations of armed conflict.
The text included a new element on persons with disabilities,reflecting their unique challenges in participating in electoral processes and the need for States to ensure that persons with disabilities could participate in electoral processes.
Agenda 21 recognized the need for States to ensure cooperation and coordination between and within subregional, regional and global intergovernmental fisheries bodies.
One of the issues raised at the workshop for counter-terrorism focal points was the need for States to ensure that civil society supports the measures taken to counter terrorism.
Emphasizing the need for States to ensure consistent application of the Convention, as well as the need for harmonization of national legislation with the provisions of the Convention.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, in its general recommendation No. 30, has highlighted the need for States to ensure that all migrant children, irrespective of their status, have access to public educational institutions.
United Nations General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991 entitled"General andcomplete disarmament" concerning measures for promoting transparency in the transfer of conventional arms and the need for States to ensure their security.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has recognized the need for States to ensure access of indigenous peoples to justice in a collective manner, in accordance with their culture.
United Nations General Assembly resolution 43/75 L of 7December 1988 entitled"General and complete disarmament" concerning measures for promoting transparency in the transfer of conventional arms and the need for States to ensure their security.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes such initiatives, and stresses the need for States to ensure that everyone, including persons with disabilities, can fully participate in the information society.
Emphasizes the need for States to ensure that perpetrators of attacks committed on their territory against humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel do not operate with impunity, and that the perpetrators of such acts are promptly brought to justice as provided for by national laws and obligations under international law;
Fortunately, many existing guidelines regulating transfer of small arms andlight weapons already emphasize the need for States to ensure adequate and detailed standards and procedures for the management and security of their stock of small arms and light weapons.
He also underlined the need for States to ensure respect for the rights of victims of trafficking in persons and smuggled migrants, provide appropriate protection to such individuals and address the root causes of related crimes in a cooperative and comprehensive manner.
The General Assembly has emphasized the need for States to ensure respect for and protection of journalists while working in situations of armed conflict see, e.g., resolutions 2673(XXV), 2854(XXVI) and 3500 XXX.
The need for States to ensure that measures taken to combat terrorism comply with other obligations under international law, including human rights, refugee and humanitarian law, has also been recognized by the Security Council, including in resolution 1624(2005), and most recently by the General Assembly in its resolution 62/159.
Urges States to ensure that crimes against humanitarian personnel do not remain unpunished,affirming the need for States to ensure that perpetrators of attacks committed on their territory against such personnel do not operate with impunity, and that perpetrators of such acts are brought to justice, as provided for by national laws and obligations under international law;
Affirming the need for States to ensure that perpetrators of attacks committed on their territory against humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel do not operate with impunity, and that the perpetrators of such acts are brought to justice as provided for by national laws and obligations under international law.
Emphasizes the need for States to ensure that perpetrators of attacks committed on their territory against humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel do not operate with impunity and that the perpetrators of such acts are promptly brought to justice as provided for by national laws and obligations under international law;
The Working Group reiterates the need for States to ensure that the development and implementation of positive measures aimed at accelerating the achievement of substantive equality of persons of African descent, and especially that of women and girls of African descent, are accompanied by strong monitoring and evaluation mechanisms at the national level in order to assess progress made, the effectiveness of such measures and the identification of good practices.
While recognizing and supporting the imperative need for States to ensure security and to end terrorism, including in the context of emergencies, throughout her report the Special Representative expresses deep concern that actions against defenders weaken accountability for human rights violations, contribute to impunity and can lead to a worsening of emergencies and the perpetuation of human rights abuses.
The broad consensus which has emerged in Ottawa on the need for States to work together to ensure.
He recognized the need for States to reform in order to ensure that indigenous peoples were not marginalized and excluded.
In order to begin improving the current situation, the Group recognized the need for all States to ensure that their national systems and internal controls are at the highest possible standards.
Stressing also the need for States in the region to ensure that arms and related materiel delivered to them are not diverted to or used by illegal armed groups.
He also wanted to stress the need for States parties to ensure that minority groups were not considered by people as an easy target for insults and that appropriate steps were taken to safeguard their physical integrity.
Calls upon the United Nations system to support efforts to fulfil existing official development assistance commitments, including with regard to the health sector,and highlights the need for Member States to ensure that sufficient and increasing equitable domestic resources are programmed for the health sector to achieve better health outcomes;
Does not provide a basis for the protection of perpetrators of terrorist acts, also noting in this context articles 1, 2, 32 and33 of the Convention, and emphasizing in this regard the need for States parties to ensure the proper application of the Convention.
Done at Geneva on 28 July 1951, does not provide a basis for the protection of perpetrators of terrorist acts, noting also in this context articles 1, 2, 32 and33 of the Convention, and emphasizing in this regard the need for States parties to ensure the proper application of the Convention.