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In his submission, the Special Rapporteur underlined four main issues of importance.
Referring to Human Rights Council resolution 13/27 on a world of sports free from racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance, the Special Rapporteur underlined the potential of sport as a means to combat racism and discrimination.
Finally, the Special Rapporteur underlined that immediate action was required to tackle anti-Semitism.
In order to ensure a gender-inclusive approach to torture, the Special Rapporteur underlined the need to perceive it as a process.
The Special Rapporteur underlined the fundamental importance of the role of judges in safeguarding the rights of individuals and the community.
In his report to the twenty-sixth session of the Human Rights Council, the Special Rapporteur underlined that the overall situation of human rights in Belarus has not shown improvement.
However, the Special Rapporteur underlined the need to maintain and strengthen the Government's migration management and control mechanisms.
Being aware of the historical roots of the current situation of Roma andthe difficulties in fixing it, the Special Rapporteur underlined the urgent need for a strong political will to address their situation.
The Special Rapporteur underlined the need to apply an integrated approach to tackle the impact of gender inequality, while at the same time reaching specific risk groups.
While the understanding of racism by the society at large had been equated to right-wing extremism, the Special Rapporteur underlined the necessity to approach the question of racism from the standpoint of structures and institutions that facilitate the integration of migrants in German society.
The Special Rapporteur underlined the problem pertaining to indigenous land rights, and said that this was the core issue to indigenous peoples regardless of where they lived.
In reply to concerns expressed that the new procedure would amount to an additional burden for States, the Special Rapporteur underlined that the new procedure was designed to reduce the reporting burden on States by allowing them to focus on several priority issues and concerns identified by the Committee.
The Special Rapporteur underlined that there was a basic distinction to be made between three spheres of intervention: at the cultural level, through social institutions and by individuals.
During all consultations with officials of the Ministry of External Relations, andespecially with the Minister of External Relations, the Special Rapporteur underlined the importance of a continuous, substantial and effective flow of information between the Government of the Sudan and the United Nations bodies and agencies dealing with human rights issues, including the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights.
The Special Rapporteur underlined his impression that the country was endeavouring to establish and consolidate its democratic structures, a message that was conveyed by many of his counterparts.
In his previous reports(E/CN.4/1999/64 and E/CN.4/1998//40), the Special Rapporteur underlined the importance and role of the new technologies, in particular the Internet and satellite dishes, in the free flow of information, ideas and opinions.
The Special Rapporteur underlined the fact that securing the full enjoyment of all human rights for everyone was a cornerstone in any sustainable strategy to build societies without terrorism.
While political solutions lay at the centre of these efforts, the Special Rapporteur underlined the set of human rights concerns which should also guide such political decisions, as they allowed for action on issues at the root causes of the conflict.
The Special Rapporteur underlined that the public position of religious leaders could have a direct impact on their communities, affecting either positively or negatively the religious harmony in a given society.
While taking note of efforts made by States to counter extremist political parties,movements and groups, the Special Rapporteur underlined that important challenges remained which required more efforts and increased vigilance, including with regard to the protection of vulnerable groups of individuals against racist and xenophobic crimes.
The Special Rapporteur underlined the importance to adopt and implement temporary special measures to achieve greater representation for both women and ethnic minorities until fair balance has been achieved.
In his introduction of the report, the Special Rapporteur underlined its preliminary character, and the importance of reading it together with the comprehensive memorandum by the Secretariat.
The Special Rapporteur underlined that media should give a fair depiction of conflicts, avoiding discriminatory statements on war victims, especially children and women, and war prisoners.
In his previous reports, the Special Rapporteur underlined that this political and ideological context is marked by three powerful tendencies apparent in all regions of the world.
The Special Rapporteur underlined States' obligations to respect the right to health by, inter alia, refraining from denying or limiting equal access of persons deprived of their liberty to preventive, curative and palliative health services.
In the preliminary report(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1995/14)to the Sub-Commission, the Special Rapporteur underlined that income distribution, both internationally and nationally, was the principal indicator of social integration and of the fulfilment of minimum requirements in respect of economic, social and cultural rights, enabling human beings to live in society.
In particular, the Special Rapporteur underlined the need for improved debt relief and development assistance to promote the right to education in developing countries.
In the same appeal, the Special Rapporteur underlined the need for urgent action and international assistance for Paraguay, which did not have the means or appropriate resources to contend with the situation.
Furthermore, the Special Rapporteur underlined that the use of revolutionary courts to try"opinion-related offences" had a negative impact on the exercise of the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
In his recommendations, the Special Rapporteur underlined the role of strong political will and of ethical vigilance to counter, through effective political programmes, the scourges of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.