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My Representative made his first visit to Somalia on 22 May.
The main objective of the visit was to assess to what extent the recommendations the Representative made pursuant to his previous missions have been implemented and what remains to be done.
Another representative made the same request in respect of the Convention's web site.
I wish to draw your attention to the provocative remarks about the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that a south Korean representative made at the 3627th meeting of the Security Council on 31 January 1996.
That representative made several allegations concerning Japan's position.
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In his 1995 report to the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/1995/50), the Representative made several recommendations on how the situation of internally displaced women could be improved.
The Representative made an official visit to Sri Lanka from 14 to 21 December 2007, at the invitation of Government authorities.
As regards the work of the working group on protection, the Representative made major contributions to the"handbook for the protection of internally displaced persons", which was published informally in December 2007.
The representative made a number of proposals aimed at enhancing this cooperation, taking due account of the specificities of the different mandates.
In Somalia, despite deteriorating security on the ground,my Special Representative made determined efforts to move the political process forward, as contingency planning continued for a possible stabilization force and, subsequently, conditions permitting a peacekeeping operation.
The Representative made substantial contributions to the training material on the law on internal displacement and gave a lecture at the training session held in Turin on 25 June.
At the invitation of the Government, the Representative made a working visit to Uganda from 28 June to 4 July 2006, following an earlier mission by his predecessor, Francis Deng, in 2003.
Our representative made a joint Five-O statement at the 9th session of the General Conference of UNIDO in December 2001 to urge UNIDO to draw up plan of action in corporate gender issues in their activities.
In the cases of Mexico and Turkey, the Representative made specific recommendations encouraging much greater involvement on the part of the United Nations country team with the internally displaced, given the significant changes that had occurred in both countries.
One representative made a presentation at the main session of summing up.(b). One representative invited as the panellist to attend one of the four main sessions on Internet diversity.
Finally, the Representative made a number of recommendations to the United Nations Mission in Sudan aimed at strengthening the institutional framework of the Mission.
My Special Representative made significant efforts to mediate between the parties, and convened the Monitoring and Arbitration Committee to discuss those issues.
One representative made detailed comments on documents HS/C/PC.1/2 and HS/C/PC.1/CRP.1, pointing out specific omissions and gaps in the proposed scope of appraisal and suggesting possible amendments.
My Special Representative made further proposals for regional cooperation in the fight against organized crime at a meeting of the South-East European Cooperation Process in Belgrade in June.
In February 2006, the Representative made a short return visit to Turkey, following his May 2005 visit, with the primary purpose of participating in a colloquium of governors and an informal multi-stakeholder meeting involving dialogue between government officials and civil society.
My new Special Representative made this his first priority upon his arrival at Kigali, establishing direct contact with the leadership of both parties and emphasizing the importance of achieving an immediate cease-fire, especially with a view to preventing further exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis.
My Special Representative made every effort to assist the parties in examining and addressing the underlying issues that have threatened the unity of the seven parties and their ability to work with other democratic forces and civil society, in order to hold a successful and inclusive Constituent Assembly election as soon as this could be made possible.
The representative made special reference to the newly adopted Law on Social Security and Pensions, which contained, inter alia, the obligation to organize special information and education programmes for women in the fields of integrated health and sex education in less developed parts of the country, especially for the rural population and the young.
The Representative made a working visit to Kenya from 19 to 25 May 2008 at the initiative of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and with the agreement of the Government of Kenya in order to gain a better understanding of the situation of persons who had been displaced following the post-electoral violence in December 2007 and January 2008 and to make recommendations to stakeholders so that they could better address the needs of displaced persons for protection.
Several representatives made general comments on the revised draft plans of action.
Accordingly, representatives made a wide range of suggestions regarding further information that could be included.
Toward this end, the Representative makes the following recommendations.
The representatives made considerable progress in deciding on the modalities and institutional arrangements for the platform.
With these considerations in mind, the Representative makes the following recommendations.
As part of the seminar UCMS Group representatives made speeches.