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For all these reasons, the Guide recommends that States adopt the third approach to drafting their priority rules.
While noting that most States which responded to the questionnaire have adopted legislative measures to combat trafficking and sale of children organs,the Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopting or amending their legislation in this regard bear in mind the considerations set out below.
The Guide recommends that States adopt this last approach with respect to non-acquisition secured transactions.
Given the efficiency, accessibility and transparency of notice registration systems andthe relative low cost of their operation, this Guide recommends that States adopt this model of a general security rights registry see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 55.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt legislation that conforms to international human rights standards.
For other types of hate speech that do not meet the threshold of advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred constituting incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence,the Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt civil laws, with the application of diverse procedural and substantive remedies, such as restoring reputation, preventing recurrence and providing financial compensation.
The Guide recommends that States adopt a fully integrated(or unitary) approach to security rights as a general organizing framework.
In chapter III(Basic approaches to security),this Guide recommends that States adopt the unitary approach to non-acquisition secured transactions.
The Guide recommends that States adopt the unitary approach to achieving functional equivalence of acquisition finance to non-acquisition secured transactions.
While there is currently no specific international requirement that States should adopt national legislation on private military and security companies,the Working Group recommends that States adopt such legislation, particularly when they are contracting States, States on whose territory such companies operate or States on whose territory these companies are established.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt and implement special measures as stated on several occasions by his predecessors, while duly taking into account their preventive role.
Guideline 10 of the United Nations Principles and Guidelines recommends that States adopt special measures to promote children's effective access to justice and to prevent stigmatization.
In principle, it also recommends that States adopt the second of the two techniques just presented for doing so an approach that may be described as a functional and unitary approach.
In view of the scope of preceding chapters, the Guide recommends that States adopt a series of transition provisions tailored specifically to the new law they may enact.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt legislation setting out guidelines regarding memorialization processes, in accordance with international standards and taking into consideration the conclusion and recommendations above.
At the national level, the Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt specific legislation on racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The Working Group recommends that States adopt measures to promote truth and reconciliation in their societies, as a means of implementing the right to truth and the right to integral reparation of victims of enforced disappearances.
In this regard, as stated in his reports to the Human Rights Council(A/HRC/20/33 and A/HRC/20/38), he recommends that States adopt a comprehensive approach based on solid preventive and legal frameworks complemented by key measures and enforced in an inclusive and effective manner in line with the relevant instruments, including the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action and the outcome document of the Durban Review Conference.
That is, it recommends that States adopt a rule to the effect that if the security right in the component asset is effective against third parties, the security right in the resulting product is automatically effective against third parties without the need for the secured creditor to take any further step see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 45.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States adopt criminal law provisions that do not directly or indirectly discriminate on the grounds of gender during criminal proceedings.
The Committee recommends that States adopt and implement a comprehensive strategy to inform and educate all children, parents and caregivers that business has a responsibility to respect children's rights wherever they operate, including through child-friendly and age-appropriate communications, for example through the provision of education about financial awareness.
At the national level, the Special Rapporteur recommended that States adopt specific legislative provisions that define and prohibit racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The Conference recommended that States adopt specific measures in the economic, social, educational and cultural fields and as regards civil and political rights to ensure that all persons would enjoy legal and factual equality and that discrimination between majorities and minorities was eliminated.
With a view to ensuring that action against terrorism was firmly grounded in international law, the Meeting recommended that States adopt counter-terrorism measures that included the protection of fundamental human rights and international humanitarian law.
The Committee noted that children may regard marketing andadvertisements as truthful and unbiased, and recommended that States adopt appropriate regulations, encourage business enterprises to adhere to codes of conduct and use clear and accurate product labelling and information that allow parents and children to make informed consumer decisions see CRC/C/GC/16, paras. 19 and 59.
In that connection, the special Rapporteur's previous report to the Human Rights Council recommended that the Council should increase still further its efforts to defend the work being accomplished by different actors involved in the administration of justice and recommend that States adopt specific measures intended to guarantee the safety and protection of judicial employees.
As detailed in the chapter V below, United Nations human rights mechanisms, in particular those with mandates relating to economic, social and cultural rights,have been actively using indicators in their assessments and consistently recommending that States adopt human rights indicators in their national policies and for the monitoring of economic, social and cultural rights at country level.
The consultation also recommended that States adopt a framework law as part of a national strategy on the right to food.
Numerous mandate holders have recommended that States adopt a set of human rights indicators, compile disaggregated data for these indicators and set targets and benchmarks against such indicators for policy formulation and monitoring of its implementation.
Recommend that States adopt legislative reforms to their judicial procedure in order to ensure that no value is attached to statements other than those obtained under the rules of due legal process, as recognized in international human rights instruments.