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The Philippines welcomes the report of the IAEA and recognizes the importance of the Agency.
Several resolutions have been acted upon andadopted by the Council in its fifteenth session, and the Philippines welcomes in particular resolution 15/25 on the right to development.
The Philippines welcomes the 100 per cent debt cancellation for the 38 heavily indebted poor countries.
Mr. Cabactulan(Philippines): The Philippines welcomes and is greatly encouraged by the importance the General Assembly continues to give to the issue of oceans and the law of the sea.
The Philippines welcomes such statements and pronouncements calling for a world free of nuclear weapons.
On the issue of the human rights of migrants, the Philippines welcomes the Council's call on States that have not yet done so to consider, as a matter of priority, signing and ratifying or acceding to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.
The Philippines welcomes the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear weapons.
The Philippines welcomes the fortieth ratification of the Convention and looks forward to its entry into force.
The Philippines welcomes the recent entry into force of the Central Asian nuclear-weapon-free zone.
The Philippines welcomes the report of the Agency, and recognizes once again its important role in promoting both peace and development.
The Philippines welcomes the entry into force of the treaties establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones in Africa and in Central Asia.
The Philippines welcomes the successful outcome of the Sixth Review Conference of States Parties to the Biological Weapons Convention.
Thus, the Philippines welcomes the successful outcome of the Sixth Review Conference of the Parties to the Biological Weapons Convention.
The Philippines welcomes President Clinton's eight-point agenda to lead the world out of the current global economic and financial instability.
Thirdly, the Philippines welcomes the successful outcome of the 2006 Review Conference of States Parties to the Biological Weapons Convention.
The Philippines welcomes the adoption of an Action Plan on International Cooperation on the Eradication of Illicit Drug Crops and Alternative Development.
Thirdly, the Philippines welcomes the successful outcome of the 2006 Review Conference of States Parties to the Biological Weapons Conventions.
In this regard, the Philippines welcomes the report of the International Court of Justice contained in document A/66/4, and the report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/66/295.
The Philippines welcomes the positive outcome of the Fourth Biennial Meeting of States and looks forward to participating in the open-ended meeting of governmental experts in May 2011.
The Philippines welcomes this opportunity to speak before the General Assembly on the review of the progress made in the implementation of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
The Philippines welcomes the resumption of direct dialogue on practical matters between Belgrade and Pristina after a lull of more than 12 months and the expressed willingness of Belgrade to engage in that important process.
In that regard, the Philippines welcomes the submission of the report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict(A/HRC/12/48) and its information on the human rights situation in Gaza.
The Philippines welcomes the positive outcome of the Third Biennial Meeting of States, which considered the national, regional and global implementation of the Programme of Action and the International Tracing Instrument.
The Philippines welcomes the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones by the Treaties of Tlatelolco, Rarotonga and Pelindaba and the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia, and Mongolia's nuclear-weapon-free status.
The Philippines welcomed legislative reforms and the establishment of a national human rights institution.
The Philippines welcomed efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially the inter-institutional cooperation.
The Philippines welcomed continued efforts to build a strong legal framework to protect migrant workers.
The Philippines welcomed the Government's constructive engagement with the Human Rights Council.
The Philippines welcomed the Department's reorientation process, and approved of the client-oriented approach as well as the system-wide coordination of public information activities.
The Philippines welcomed the expansion and deepening of human rights initiatives as a key pillar of international cooperation.