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The Special Representative further strengthened her cooperation with the Council of Europe.
The Special Representative further stated that the sentencing of a parent to the death penalty or execution compromised the enjoyment of a wide spectrum of children's rights.
The Special Representative further notes that there is no formal system of legal aid or other ways to facilitate people's access to courts and the legal profession.
The Special Representative further informed the Council that, on 14 May, the Government of Côte d'Ivoire had announced that the first round of the presidential elections would be held on 29 November.
The Special Representative further notes with satisfaction the provision in the law which places the budget of the National Human Rights Commission within the national budget.
The Special Representative further informed the Council that, on 14 May, the Government of Côte d'Ivoire announced that the first round of the presidential elections would be held on 29 November 2009.
The Special Representative further notes with satisfaction the provision in the law which places the budget of the National Commission on Human Rights within the national budget.
The Special Representative further expressed concern that the absence of legal recognition of human rights organizations has the effect of limiting the exercise of their rights, including the right to hold meetings.
The Special Representative further noted that States sentencing a person to death tended to give little or no assistance for the care and protection of that person's children.
The Special Representative further urges the international community to provide all necessary technical cooperation and appropriate resources to support the effective functioning of the National Human Rights Commission.
My Special Representative further urged the EU to be flexible in assisting with the payment of stipends to Somali security forces and parliamentarians, and to extend additional support to the Government.
The Special Representative further stated that the solution to the crisis would not be military and would require addressing the root causes of violence and implementing a political and social package that addressed the concerns of all communities.
The Special Representative further expressed concern that international human rights defenders had been denied visas to visit the country and about reports that some dissidents had been tracked down and intimidated abroad by the Turkmen Secret Service.
The Special Representative further highlighted the importance of timely, transparent and credible national elections in late April 2014 and the importance to ensure the effective participation and representation of all Iraqis, including women, in the electoral process.
The Special Representative further noted heavy fines imposed for defamation and the Government's use of"disinformation", punishable by up to three years in prison, allowing for detention pending trial and carrying heavy fines.
The Special Representative further notes that OSCE has recognized the vital role of NGOs in the promotion of human rights, democracy and the rule of law on many occasions(see for instance the 1999 Istanbul Charter for European Security) and has emphasized the need for protection of human rights defenders 1994 Budapest Document.
The immediate office of the Deputy Special Representative further includes one Special Assistant(P-4) with a focus on development issues, one Special Assistant(P-3) with a focus on humanitarian issues, one Personal Assistant(Field Service) and two Administrative Assistants Local level.
The Joint Special Representative further pointed out the particular significance of an impressively large number of ceasefires, pauses or other types of agreements arrived at or being negotiated by the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic with some armed groups and communities, mainly around Damascus.
The Special Representative further noted that minors in prisons were deprived of their right to education and that one wellknown consequence of mixing minors with adults in the prison system was the maturing and reinforcing of criminality among those minors, severely undermining their chances of rehabilitation and social reintegration.
The Special Representative further recommends that the National Human Rights Commission and the National Commission for Unity and Reconciliation work closely together to ensure complementarity of their efforts, aimed at promoting human rights in the country, through peaceful coexistence and reconciliation with all the members of the Rwandan society.
The Special Representative further recommends in his“Comments” that a wide public discussion should precede the actual creation of a National Human Rights Commission. This would give an excellent opportunity to various sectors of the Rwandan society to contribute actively to the establishment of the Commission and to develop a sense of partnership with this new mechanism created for the use and benefit of all Rwandans.
The Special Representative further recommends that consideration be given to the invitation which the opposition of Equatorial Guinea in exile extended to the international community and to the Government of Equatorial Guinea to engage in a political dialogue outside the country, aimed at finding ways and means of establishing democracy and human rights, and also recommends that the Commission declare its willingness to assist with this process, within its mandate, if that is deemed useful by the parties.
My Special Representative will ensure further dialogue.
The Special Representative welcomes further measures aimed at eliminating the fear remaining in Rwanda.
Her delegation would appreciate information on the Special Representative's further plans to engage on that issue.
The Special Representative has further strengthened her cooperation with LAS and its Steering Committee on Violence against Children.
The Special Representative recommends strongly further international cooperation to support educational reform in Cambodia.
On 6 June 1994, the Turkish Cypriot leader provided my Deputy Special Representative with further information on his side's position.
The Special Representative strengthened further her collaboration with ILO in the protection of children from violence in the workplace and in other labour-related activities.
The Special Representative welcomes and encourages further donor support in the area of election monitoring.