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She also endorsed the remarks of the representative of Germany.
In that connection, he also supported the remarks of the representative of Egypt.
Secondly, the remarks of the representative of Canada were in violation of the practice in international forums.
On another matter, I should like to refer to the remarks of the representative of the United States.
We believe that the remarks of the representative of Ethiopia with regard to strong evidence against the Sudan to be unfounded.
Mr. Martens(Germany) said that his delegation supported the remarks of the representative of Brazil.
Mr. Kim Song(Democratic People's Republic of Korea)refuted the misleading remarks of the representative of Japan.
Here, we agree with the remarks of the representative of Indonesia on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Mr. Lebedev(Russian Federation) said that,while he could support the United States proposal, the remarks of the representative of Canada were justified.
However, after the remarks of the representative of Armenia I am compelled to say a few brief words in response to just two points.
Ms. CHATOOR(Trinidad and Tobago), speaking on behalf of the member States of the Caribbean Community, endorsed the remarks of the representative of Denmark with respect to article 104.
Her delegation had been shocked by the remarks of the representative of Uganda, although it was accustomed to hostility from that source.
Introductory remarks of the representative of Mexico on the issue of cooperation with and support from the United Nations, NGOs, national institutions and other organizations for enhancing and strengthening the effectiveness of the special procedures of the Commission on Human Rights.
Mr. HASAN(Iraq), speaking in exercise of reply,said that the remarks of the representative of Kuwait were nonsensical and did not merit a reply.
Mr. Shah(Pakistan), endorsing the remarks of the representatives of Argentina, China and Egypt, said that the Committee should revisit the criteria for granting observer status in the General Assembly and ensure that any new criteria fully addressed the concerns aired in the Committee.
Mr. Lee Moon Hee(Republic of Korea), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that it was regrettable to hear the baseless accusations and biased remarks of the representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea concerning the United Nations Command, which was entrusted by the Organization with maintaining peace on the Korean peninsula.
Despite the encouraging remarks of the representative of the secretariat, the Special Unit appeared to have been left behind by events.
However, as a result of his visit to Jamaica, he had developed excellent working relationships with the Government, including the Minister of National Security, andcould therefore only conclude that the remarks of the representative of Jamaica were not related to the position of his Government but were instead a result of his own problems with receiving criticism.
Ms. SUNDBERG(Sweden) endorsed the remarks of the representatives of Denmark and Trinidad and Tobago regarding the financing of the Court.
However, he reserved the right to refute the remarks of the representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on a future occasion.
He strongly disagreed with the remarks of the representative of Botswana, and recalled that corporal punishment was absolutely prohibited under international law.
Mr. SICILIANOS, responding to the remarks of the representative of Algeria, said that NGOs could represent individuals and submit communications on their behalf.
Ms. Permanyer(Cuba) supported the remarks of the representative of Tunisia, believing that the draft should confine itself to results-based management in UNIDO.
Mr. Maradiaga(Honduras) said that he agreed with the remarks of the representative of Spain and supported retention of the current wording, which was systematic and coherent.
Mr. GONZALEZ ANINAT(Chile), referring to the remarks of the representative of Denmark, said that the level of a government's expenditure in organizing a conference should not be open to scrutiny.
Ms. GUREYEVA(Russian Federation),referring to the remarks of the representative of the United States of America regarding paragraphs 28 and 29, wondered why emphasis was placed on the technical aspects of the Model Law.
Mr. Lauber(Switzerland) endorsed the remarks of the representatives of Canada and Costa Rica and called on the members of the Committee to support the Secretary-General's recommendation regarding allocation.
Mr. Wallace(United States of America) said that, having heard the remarks of the representative of Canada, he agreed that it might not be possible simply to entrust the Secretariat with the task of making the necessary changes to the text.