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The international community needs to make dramatic progress on its pledges,while African countries should continue to take steps to effectively implement the many NEPAD projects and programmes they have already adopted.
The Macao SAR should continue to take measures to combat trafficking in persons, notably women and children.
The United Kingdom was ready to accept that all Members State should be authorized to participate in the work of the Special Committee andthat the Special Committee should continue to take its decisions on the basis of consensus.
ITC should continue to take steps to ensure that project objectives and outputs are defined in specific and quantifiable terms.
In this regard, where parties to a conflict fail to protect civilians or indeed target them,the international community should continue to take measures to call for accountability, including through judicial means, as in the case of the Special Court in Sierra Leone.
ITC should continue to take steps to ensure that project objectives and outputs are defined in specific and quantifiable terms(para. 96);
In the light of the recommendations contained in the report, all of the organizations concerned, including the IASC Task Force, OHCHR andthe Department of Peacekeeping Operations, should continue to take preventive measures and OIOS should continue to monitor the implementation of its recommendations and to report to the General Assembly on any developments.
The Secretary-General should continue to take additional measures to ensure the safety and security of all United Nations peacekeeping personnel.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that child victims receive all appropriate assistance, including full social reintegration and physical and psychological recovery, in accordance with article 9, paragraph 3, of the Optional Protocol. To this end,the State party should continue to take measures to ensure appropriate training, in particular legal and psychological training, for the persons working with victims of the offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol.
Liechtenstein should continue to take effective measures, including by legislative amendments, to address inequality between men and women.
Despite these positive steps, including the release from detention of Vice-Admiral Induta and other senior officers,the national authorities of Guinea-Bissau should continue to take appropriate measures to ensure full respect for due process in the prosecution of those responsible for criminal acts such as political assassinations and drug trafficking.
The State party should continue to take effective measures, including by legislative amendments, to address inequality between men and women.
Host developing countries andcountries with economies in transition that seek to attract long-term international investment flows should continue to take steps to put into place a transparent, stable and predictable framework for private investment and the institutional infrastructure that allows its efficient implementation.
The State party should continue to take measures to combat trafficking in human beings, which constitutes a violation of several Covenant rights, including articles 3 and 24.
In a report to the Security Council,the Secretary-General noted that the Government should continue to take bold and decisive steps to bring immediate protection to civilians at risk and offer the armed opposition a viable mechanism to address their grievances without resort to arms.
The State party should continue to take effective measures to prosecute and punish trafficking in persons, including through the strict application of relevant legislation.
Nevertheless, the United Nations system agencies should continue to take steps to align their activities with the priorities of NEPAD as requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 57/7.
States should continue to take measures to encourage victims/survivors to report their cases and to ensure that all victims/survivors have access to justice, that their cases are properly investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted.
In relation to the report submitted by Poland(CCPR/C/POL/CO/6),the Committee observed that the State party should continue to take all necessary measures to ensure the practical enjoyment by the Roma of their rights under the Covenant by implementing and reinforcing effective measures to prevent and address discrimination and the serious social and economic situation of the Roma.
The State party should continue to take all necessary legal and administrative measures to strictly regulate the use of the urgent arrest procedure and to prevent its misuse, and to guarantee the rights of persons detained in this manner.
They stressed that the scale should continue to take into consideration the special circumstances of developing countries and urged that those should be borne in mind.
The State party should continue to take measures to improve prison conditions on a sustainable basis, including with regard to adequate health services and sanitary conditions, with a view to achieving full compliance with the requirements of article 10.
The State party should continue to take effective measures to improve conditions in places of detention and to reduce overcrowding in such places.
Furthermore, it should continue to take necessary measures so that women enjoy equal participation in the labour market, in particular in terms of equal wages for work of equal value.
Reaffirming that all parties should continue to take all feasible steps and develop modalities to ensure the protection of affected civilians, including children, women and members of religious and ethnic minority groups.
The States parties should continue to take active measures to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the technologies, material and equipment that are used to produce those weapons, without hampering the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, especially by developing countries.
The State party should continue to take all necessary measures to ensure the practical enjoyment by Roma of their rights under the Covenant by implementing and reinforcing effective measures to prevent and address discrimination and the serious social and economic situation of Roma.
It is agreed that the Secretariat should continue to take appropriate measures to ensure the best possible cash management through optimal concentration of funds and the selection of banking institutions offering the most favourable conditions to the United Nations.
The State party should continue to take measures to improve conditions of detention of persons deprived of their liberty through its Federal Special-Purpose Programme, particularly in relationto the problem of overcrowding in prisons, with a view to achieving full compliance with requirements of article 10.