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The Commission recommends that States consider the Hague formula in undertaking to close any gaps in the existing conventional regime.
In 2008, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights also developed the Guidelines for the Preparation of Progress Indicators in the Area of Economic, Social andCultural Rights, in which it recommends that States consider groups and sectors enduring situations of severe inequality which limit their enjoyment of social rights, including migrants in irregular situations.
The report recommends that States consider developing comprehensive witness protection programmes covering all types of crimes.
Recommends that States consider more operational ways of addressing social exclusion in the design of global strategies for eradicating poverty;
Recommends that States consider ratifying, accepting or approving annex VI to the MARPOL Convention on the control of air pollution from shipping;
Also recommends that States consider the conclusion of agreements in accordance with the Liability Convention with respect to joint launches or cooperation programmes;
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States consider entering into bilateral and multilateral agreements to speed up documentation/ deportation procedures and thereby reduce the length of detention.
Recommends that States consider, on the basis of that information, the possibility of harmonizing such practices as appropriate with a view to increasing the consistency of national space legislation with international law;
Consequently, he recommends that States consider linking their development programmes and priorities for the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of individuals and groups experiencing racial discrimination, social exclusion and marginalization.
As an alternative, UNICEF recommends that States consider urging existing mechanisms, such as treaty monitoring bodies or existing special procedures, to give further attention to the implementation of cultural rights.
In this regard, the Right to Food Guidelines recommends that States"consider the benefits of local procurement for food assistance that could integrate the nutritional needs of those affected by food insecurity and the commercial interests of local producers.
Recommends that States consider measures to strengthen implementation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and take into account the relevant parts of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action when implementing the Convention in their domestic legal orders;
The Permanent Forum recommends that States consider the document entitled"The human development framework and indigenous peoples' self-determined development or development with culture and identity"(E/C.19/2010/CRP.4) and in particular pay attention to the conclusions and recommendations provided therein.
Recommends that States consider asking the General Assembly to broaden the mandate of the Voluntary Fund so as to allow indigenous peoples to participate in the human rights treaty bodies and to provide funding for human rights projects to indigenous organizations;
The Special Rapporteur therefore recommends that States consider whether they are meeting their obligations to safeguard informed consent as a critical element of the right to health through their legal framework and judicial and administrative mechanisms, including policies and practices to protect against abuses.
The Working Group recommends that States consider that, although there may be situations of armed conflict where State institutions, including the judicial system are dysfunctional, the norms of the international human rights law protecting individuals against arbitrary detention shall be complied with by the Governments.
The Forum recommends that States consider constitutional and other legal reform and educational reform to recognize and respect cultural, religious and linguistic diversity and spiritual practices, within the framework of international human rights standards, and to eliminate all forms of discrimination and segregation that have deepened historic inequalities."9.
The Forum recommends that States consider constitutional and other legal reform and educational reform to recognize and respect cultural, religious and linguistic diversity and spiritual practices, within the framework of international human rights standards, and to eliminate all forms of discrimination and segregation that has deepened historic inequalities.
Recommends that States consider more operational ways of integrating a social exclusion concept into the design of global strategies for eradicating poverty, notably through human rights, democracy, good governance and administration, a stable legal framework, participation in decision-making, non-discrimination, tolerance and mutual respect for and valuing of diversity, universal access to basic social services and adequate social protection;
The Board recommended that States consider and prepare measures for mutual assistance in the following areas.
Furthermore, the Meeting recommended that States consider within such networks the use of videoconferencing and other related technologies for obtaining the testimony of witnesses and experts.
The World Conference on Human Rights recommended that States consider adopting national plans of action for human rights.
The Meeting further recommended that States consider introducing in their domestic legal systems the concept of corporate criminal liability.
The treaty bodies recommend that States consider setting up an appropriate institutional framework for the preparation of their reports.
Because of the problems that can arise from the application of this concept to mutual assistance,the EWG recommended that States consider restricting or eliminating the application of the principle, in particular where it is a mandatory pre-condition.
The UNODC study recommended that States consider the establishment of new identity-based criminal offences, recognizing that basing offences on abuses of identity represents a fresh approach for most States. .
The Special Rapporteur recommends that State consider reviewing the current registration system with a view to facilitating the registration of persons staying legally in its territory but who cannot complete the registration process owing to the lack of a legal address to register.
Following extensive and in-depth discussions, the experts agreed upon a set of transparency andconfidence-building measures for outer space activities and recommended that States consider and implement them on a voluntary basis.
In that connection, they recommended that States consider the possibility of amending the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families in order to provide that no new treaty body be established and that the monitoring tasks under the Convention be assured by other means based on the existing treaty body system.
It noted that research was ongoing in that area and recommended that States consider adopting marking requirements, if and when shown to be technically feasible and economically viable, and that such requirements be adjusted as necessary to keep pace with scientific and industrial developments.