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The Special Rapporteur confirmed that he intended to pursue the question of intention further.
In response to comments on the definition of"armed conflict", the Special Rapporteur confirmed his willingness to refer to internal armed conflict.
The Special Rapporteur confirmed that non-international conflicts were covered by the draft articles.
Respondents to the questionnaire sent to Member States andother actors by the Special Rapporteur confirmed that the work of the mandate in this area was one of its most significant achievements.
The Special Rapporteur confirmed that he no longer supported draft article 6 since it was not strictly necessary in light of draft article 3.
Indeed, a letter dated 19 December 1997 from the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Jordan to the United Nations Office at Geneva addressed to the Special Rapporteur confirmed the above allegations and protested against the unfair imposition of the death penalty on citizens of a friendly neighbour and on persons whose offence deserves no more than a fine.
The Special Rapporteur confirmed that, in his view, the four principles adduced by Lauterpacht resulted from the unusual circumstances of the Norwegian Loans case.
During her visit to Africa, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that these factors and difficulties were encountered by African countries.
The Special Rapporteur confirmed that he did not have a strong preference for retaining the distinction between the procedural and substantive positions in the draft articles.
With respect to draft guideline 3, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that it was not the atmosphere but rather the protection of the atmosphere that was a common concern.
The Special Rapporteur confirmed that he had likewise taken note of the concerns expressed regarding the reference in his analysis to the applicability of the rules on the unilateral acts of States.
With regard to draft article 1(Scope), the Special Rapporteur confirmed that he had no strong position on the issue of the provisional application of treaties.
The report of the Special Rapporteur confirmed the intensification of acts of aggression, violence and harassment committed mainly against members of the Muslim community.
Concerning draft guideline 2, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that the focus of the project would be harm that has a transboundary or a global impact.
At that meeting, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that he was not the author of the passage with which the members of OIC had taken issue and that he could not take responsibility for it.
In his third report(S/1994/1157/Add.1, annex),of 11 November 1994, the Special Rapporteur confirmed the constituent elements of genocide, namely the discovery of mass graves and the existence of proof or indications of the planned genocide of Tutsis.
Concerning the legal profession, the Special Rapporteur confirmed the serious shortage of lawyers in Maldives, in particular in the criminal justice system, which severely compromises the right to a defence.
In the case of Guyana, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that he had found the necessary political will to overcome the existing problems.
In his report, the Special Rapporteur confirmed much of the information given above by UNPROFOR in relation to executions, physical assaults, inhuman and degrading treatment, abductions, arrests and disappearances.
Contrary to accusations by dissident groups, the Special Rapporteur confirmed in his report that none of the persons whom he had privately met and interviewed during his missions in Myanmar were subjected to any form of harassment or reprisal.
Concerning draft article 8, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that it would be followed by other provisions that will explain the scope and limits of the exercise by an affected State of its primary responsibility to protect persons affected by a disaster.
In his last report, submitted at the fifty-fifth session in 1999, the Special Rapporteur confirmed the conviction he had"expressed in his earlier reports regarding the precarious nature of the progress achieved in the observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
In his reply of 27 December 1999, the Special Rapporteur confirmed his intention to visit the country and proposed the following objectives for the GE.00-13156( E) mission:( i) to examine with the authorities the new Constitution and any new legislation adopted;( ii) to look into the implications of the recent declaration of a state of emergency;( iii) to assess the progress made by the recently established Committee for the Eradication of Abductions of Women and Children CEAWC.
In his introduction of the second report on the obligation to extradite or prosecute before the Commission, the Special Rapporteur confirmed that the"preliminary plan of action" formulated in ten main points in the preliminary report(see A/CN.4/571, sect. VIII), remained the main road map for his further work, including the continued analysis of highly informative materials concerning legislation(international and national), judicial decisions, practice of States and doctrine, collected with the kind assistance of the Secretariat.
The Special Rapporteur confirms his intention to devote a large part of his time and energy to carrying out his work, with a view to serving the cause in which he believes.
Overall, the Special Rapporteur confirms that the civil society in southern Sudan is extremely weak and needs strengthening.
The Special Rapporteur confirms his broad interpretation of the right to adequate housing based on the indivisibility and universality of human rights and in this context he underlines the utmost importance that the struggle against discrimination plays in the realization of the right to adequate housing.
The Special Rapporteur confirms that he attaches particular importance to accountability in relation to Goal 8 because for many developing countries achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals depends to a large degree upon developed States honouring their commitments under Goal 8.
The Special Rapporteur confirms that Human Rights Council resolution 25/18 will form the roadmap of his mandate, subject to its being read in conjunction with other Council resolutions, notably the preambular part of resolution 22/6 in which the Council draws attention to the legal framework within which human rights defenders work, and the hindrances that certain national legislations place in the way of their legitimate activities of promotion and protection of human rights.
On the basis of all the evidence gathered, including the consistency and credibility of the allegations, the denial of the possibility of assessing these allegations by means of private interviews with detainees in the GID, taking into account the deliberate attempts by the officials to obstruct his work in the CID andthe forensic evidence obtained, the Special Rapporteur confirms that the practice of torture is routine in the GID and the CID.