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She informed the Council that a more comprehensive report was expected in April 2014.
As Kyrgyzstan had just set up the National Council for Sustainable Development, she informed the Council that her Government would be ready to participate actively in those discussions.
She informed the Council that the final report would be issued by the end of May.
After the approval of the calendar of conferences and meetings for 1996 and1997, the representative of Japan made a statement in which she informed the Council that the draft resolution contained in document E/1995/L.55 had been withdrawn.
She informed the Council of the security and political situation as well as the draft strategic national development plan.
In voicing support for the Centre's ICTD capacity-building programme for youth, she informed the Council that Thammasat University in her country had expressed interest in utilizing the Centre's training content in its academic programmes.
She informed the Council that a system-wide humanitarian emergency response, known as Level 3, had been activated for the Syrian Arab Republic.
She informed the Council that the reporting cycle of her mandate had been modified, moving her interactive dialogue with the Council forward by almost four months.
She informed the Council that the final report will be issued by the end of May, and the members of the Council expressed appreciation for the briefing.
She informed the Council that there had been no change in the mechanism of payments, and Iraq continued to transfer 5 per cent of its oil proceeds to the Compensation Fund in a timely manner.
She informed the Council that the overall security situation in Haiti had remained relatively stable and the performance of the Haitian National Police continued to improve.
She informed the Council about the developments in the country, including the political standoff that had led to the resignation of the Prime Minister, Kumal Prachanda, on 4 May 2009.
She informed the Council of the Committee's adoption of its programme of work for the period from 1 May 2014 to 30 April 2015, as well as of the appointment of two new members to the Panel of Experts.
She informed the Council that there was still no established mechanism to which UNMIN could hand over its monitoring responsibilities and that major issues pertaining to integration and rehabilitation remained unresolved.
She informed the Council that more than 5 million children and adolescents have been rescued from child labour and that in 2013, Brazil will host the Third Conference on Combating Child Labour and the Worst Forms of Child Labour.
She informed the Council that the country remained free of large-scale violence,the Government consolidating security throughout the territory, but continued to experience an underlying climate of impunity, and extrajudicial killings.
She informed the Council about the presentation by the Panel of Experts of its final report and noted that during the discussion in the Committee many members expressed concern at the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the Darfur region.
She informed the Council about the work of her office in supporting commissions of inquiry established by the Human Rights Council in Côte d'Ivoire, Libya and the Syrian Arab Republic; about her assessment mission to Yemen; and about the lack of access of her office to other situations.
She informed the Council that some 35 per cent of the Syrian Arab Republic's declared chemical weapons material had been either removed from the Syrian territory or destroyed, adding that some 93 per cent of the isopropanol stockpile was destroyed ahead of the timeline.
She informed the Council that, during the reporting period, the Panel of Experts had submitted several incident reports that were discussed by the Committee, including the report on the arms shipment seized by Panama in July 2013 aboard the Chong Chon Gang.
She informed the Council about the progress made by the Government in its efforts to fight poverty and stressed the fact that the Government had recently acknowledged that the international community could not only assist Burundi in development issues but also provide sound advice in political matters.
She informed the Council that the Joint Mission continued its engagement with the Syrian Arab Republic and Member States with the aim of establishing continuity of movements to rid the country of chemical materials as quickly and safely as possible, in accordance with OPCW Executive Council decisions and resolution 2118 2013.
She informed the Council about her meetings with representatives of the Government and humanitarian partners to discuss the humanitarian situation in the country, and on her visits to an informal settlement in Kabul, and displaced persons in Mazar-e-Sharif and Balkh Province to see the devastating impact of the erosion of the Amu Darya riverbank on local communities.
She also informed the Council of the investigation by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights into the incident of 29 March in Bangui.
She also informed the Council that the Strategic Framework for Peacebuilding, which will guide the United Nations peacebuilding activities in the country, would be ready in September 2010.
She also informed the Council about the donors' conference scheduled for 30 January in Kuwait and expressed the hope that the international community would be able to raise the US$ 1.5 billion required for the coming six months.
She further informed the Council that the lists of items prohibited for export or import from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea had been updated and announced that the Committee would hold an open briefing in the near future.
Nevertheless, the High Commissioner has informed the Council that she is prepared to submit the proposed biennial programme plan in respect of programme 19 for discussion in the Council on a voluntary basis prior to its submission to CPC and the General Assembly.
She had informed the Council that the treaty bodies were engaged in an open and constructive reform process, which included the harmonization of their working methods, and had urged the Council to take the treaty bodies' concluding observations into account when conducting the universal periodic review.