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The party adopted its current name in December 2015.
Under Alvarado's leadership the party adopted the line of"Popular Revolutionary War.
As part of this effort to achieve national reconciliation, the State party adopted the Charter.
In 1996, the State party adopted TEVET with the following aims.
After a day of heated debate, Mr. Machar anda few other Council members did not turn up for the session on 15 December, at which the party adopted the documents.
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One State party adopted regulations specifically implementing the extradition related provisions of the Convention.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that the State party adopted penal measures in 2004 to combat trafficking in persons.
The State party adopted the restitution laws, including Law No. 229/1991, as part of two-fold efforts: first, in an effort to mitigate, to a certain degree, at least some of the injustices committed earlier; second, in an effort to carry out speedily a comprehensive economic reform with a view to introducing a market economy.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the State party adopted Act No. 2005-009 on the suppression of child trafficking in Togo, on 13 August 2005.
The State party adopted the Charter as part of this national reconciliation effort, and its implementing Ordinance establishes legal measures for the discontinuance of criminal proceedings and the commutation or remission of sentences for any person who is found guilty of acts of terrorism or who benefits from the provisions of the legislation on civil dissent, except for persons who have committed or been accomplices in mass killings, rapes or bombings in public places.
In January 1929, when the Plenum Tuvan People's Revolutionary Party adopted an anti-religious decree, the Aldee-Khuree monastery was closed and destroyed, and the village was renamed Chadan.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that the Constitution of Montenegro guarantees the right to seek asylum andthat in July 2006 the State party adopted its first Asylum Law, the implementation of which started on 25 January 2007.
In March 2000 the State party adopted the National Gender Policy, which addresses the following gender issues and concerns.
This reasoning is relevant to the Ouaghlissi case, in which the Committee is fully competent to examine the legal issues relating to the facts laid before it:on 27 February 2006, the State party adopted Ordinance No. 06/01, which prohibits the pursuit of legal remedies to shed light on the most serious crimes such as enforced disappearances.
The Committee notes that the State party adopted Law N-150-IIIQ on Gender Equality in 2006 and the Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence in 2010.
The measures taken are contrary to the recommendations of the Committee:The State party adopted measures that are contrary or have results contrary to the recommendation of the Committee E.
While the Committee notes that the State party adopted a policy and five-year strategic plan for the elimination of child labour in 2012, it reiterates its previous concern(CRC/C/15/Add.234, para. 64, 2004) about the high prevalence of child labour in rural areas and particularly in the domestic and agriculture sectors.
The Committee notes that, in 1992,the State party adopted a new Constitution which includes provisions that promote and protect human rights.
The Committee notes that the State party adopted in 2003 the Programme for the Roma Society in Poland, which is intended to continue for ten years and aims to address the social exclusion that affects a large part of the Roma community, including children.
The Committee notes that the State party adopted the Prevention of Human Trafficking Act(Act No. 3/2010), which criminalizes human trafficking.
According to the report,the State party adopted two equal opportunities plans for women and men(para. 92), created the Plan Peru 2021(para. 18) and, at the time of the preparation of the report, was developing the Gender Equality Plan para. 92.
It is indicated that, further to the Committee's previous recommendations, the State party adopted a law on the prevention of domestic violence and in 2008 conducted a special national survey on the prevalence, root causes and consequences of violence against women paras. 29-30.
For instance, in October 2011, the Progressive National Party adopted a resolution supporting independence from the United Kingdom, a programme of educating the people of the Territory about the responsibilities of citizenship in an independent country, and a referendum to signify the will of the people on the question of independence.
The Committee notes that the State party adopted the Strategy and National Action Plan of Education for All(2004-2008) and that a new curriculum is being implemented.
As part of this effort to achieve national reconciliation,the State party adopted the Charter, and its implementing ordinance prescribes legal measures for the discontinuance of criminal proceedings and the commutation or remission of sentences for any person who is found guilty of acts of terrorism or who benefits from the provisions of the legislation on civil dissent, except for persons who have committed or been accomplices in mass killings, rapes or bombings in public places.
As part of this effort to achieve national reconciliation, the State party adopted the Charter, the implementing ordinance of which establishes legal measures for the termination of criminal proceedings and the commutation or remission of sentences in respect of any person found guilty of acts of terrorism and anyone who benefits from the provisions on civil dissent, except for those who have committed or been accomplices in mass killings, rapes or bombings in public places.
The parties adopted decision XXIV/8, taking into account the report.
In that year, States parties adopted the 13 practical steps on non-proliferation and disarmament.
The Committee recommends that the State party adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination bill.
The Committee recommends that the State party adopt a comprehensive gender equality law.