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The Special Representative encourages such efforts.
Given the resource implications and reporting requirements that ratification andimplementation entail, the Special Representative encourages initiatives by one or more members that have already ratified the Optional Protocol, as well as by regional and intergovernmental organizations, to provide guidance and technical assistance to those Member States willing to ratify.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to continue in this direction.
The Special Representative encourages, in particular, the continued support of NGOs working in the judicial field.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to give serious consideration to the present report and its recommendations.
The Special Representative encourages the Government and human rights NGOs to take an active interest in this area.
The Special Representative encourages the Government, the legislative body and the civil society to continue discussions on this important issue.
The Special Representative encourages partners of Rwanda to provide Rwandan human rights groups and organizations with financial support and technical assistance.
The Special Representative encourages all institutions to ensure that these laws, once finalized, are inclusively applied throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Special Representative encourages UNHCR to continue to monitor closely the situation of asylum-seekers and to provide assistance to them when needed.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to review its reservation, with the objective of withdrawing it in accordance with the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
The Special Representative encourages international and regional mechanisms to strengthen cooperation initiatives among mechanisms to further cross-fertilization.
The Special Representative encourages the FRY and Serbian Governments to address these issues both as part of confidencebuilding measures and overall efforts to combat impunity.
The Special Representative encourages the Government of Rwanda to do its utmost to minimize any element of coercion in the implementation of the grouped habitat policy.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to consider ratification of the Hague Convention to safeguard further the rights of children in inter-country adoptions.
The Special Representative encourages the international community to continue and expand assistance programmes aimed at improving the material condition of the affected populations.
In such situations, the Special Representative encourages the revival of critically important local value systems, values that promote the rights, protection and welfare of children.
In particular, the Special Representative encourages States to repeal legal provisions allowing for any control by the State of activities carried out in defence of human rights.
The Special Representative encourages the Government of Rwanda to meet with its reporting obligations in relation to the international human rights conventions that Rwanda has ratified.
The Special Representative encourages the Government and all its partners to properly plan and carry out the full-scale demobilization programme based on the lessons learned through the pilot project.
The Special Representative encourages the Committee to continue to integrate the monitoring of grave violations and to mainstream accountability in its consideration of States parties' reports.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to undertake such training, which can also be a part of technical cooperation sought through the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The Special Representative encourages international and regional mechanisms to continue monitoring the right to protest and interpret it in a progressive way that responds to present-day reality.
The Special Representative encourages continued donor support for these valuable long-term programmes of institution-building, as well as for the physical reconstruction of Cambodia's dilapidated court buildings.
The Special Representative encourages key Secretariat bodies, including the Department of Political Affairs, OHCHR and the Peacebuilding Support Office to follow the example of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
In addition, the Special Representative encourages States to pay particular attention to the implementation of relevant recommendations of the Working Group on the UPR, with the assistance of the international community, wherever it is needed.
The Special Representative encourages the Court of Appeal, where the case is pending, to seriously consider the fraudulent methods that were used to deprive the indigenous minorities of their means of subsistence.
The Special Representative encourages Member States and regional organizations to take full advantage of the training to ensure that troops are trained in child protection before and during their deployment in peacekeeping operations.
The Special Representative encourages the Government to continue its cooperation with the United Nations on this issue and hopes that the country will eventually benefit from the collaboration between Cambodian and international judges and prosecutors.
The Special Representative encourages the Human Rights Council, when considering or adopting resolutions on country-specific situations or thematic issues, to include recommendations on or references to the protection of children affected by armed conflict.