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Some States have sought to address this through legislative measures.
In addition, in response to the challenges posed by the threat of terrorism, some States have sought to bypass the criminal justice system to deal with counter-terrorism cases.
In addition, States have sought to adopt surveillance arrangements that purport to have extra-territorial effect.
With the growing prominence of social media andother online communication tools, States have sought to regulate these, often with detrimental consequences for the activities of defenders.
Several States have sought to protect intermediaries through adopting variations on what is known as a"notice-and-takedown" regime.
On the basis of challenges identified through the self-assessment andreview process, States have sought assistance in improving their domestic legislation to prevent and fight corruption in line with the Convention.
Some States have sought to address these difficulties by amending their existing conspiracy provisions following ratification of the Convention.
For various reasons, including because of the absolute prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment and interdiction of returning a person to a country where he or she would face these violations,sending States have sought and secured diplomatic assurances from receiving Governments that such persons will not be tortured or ill-treated.
In some cases, States have sought to codify the customary laws of indigenous peoples.
From the inception of the first form of remote communications, States have sought to intercept and monitor individuals' private communications to serve law enforcement and national security interests.
States have sought to comply with their due diligence obligation to prevent violence against women through the adoption of specific legislation, the development of awareness-raising campaigns, and the provision of training for professional groups, including the police, prosecutors and members of the judiciary.
Moreover, the Special Rapporteur is also concerned that some States have sought to restrict the international and national media in the way they report on the conflicts in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
States have sought such capabilities for a variety of reasons: to carry out entirely legitimate, peaceful programmes; to remove doubts about the reliability of fuel supply from foreign sources; to conserve nuclear fuel resources through reprocessing; to achieve the prestige of possessing advanced, sophisticated fuel cycle facilities; to benefit from industrial, technological and scientific spin-offs; to sell enrichment or reprocessing services on the international market; and because the State considers it to be economically justifiable.
It is noteworthy that the State of Kuwait's experience in thefield of elder care has been internationally acclaimed, and many other States have sought to benefit from it. In providing various forms of elder care through the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour, the State demonstrates its concern to provide a natural social environment for senior citizens, and thus to integrate them as one of the fundamental components of society.
Although few States have sought nuclear weapons since the Commission first met in 1952, such weapons have nevertheless spread.
We are concerned that in recent years States have sought membership of the Commission not to strengthen human rights but to protect themselves against criticism or to criticize others.
In particular, States have sought membership of the Commission not to strengthen human rights but to protect themselves against criticism or to criticize others.
Since the launch of the Review Mechanism, over 35 States have sought assistance from UNODC in drafting new legislation or, more frequently, have asked for comments on draft laws to implement the Convention in the context of the implementation review process.
Some States have sought to promote the cooperation of such witnesses through the granting of immunity from prosecution or comparative lenience, under certain conditions, which vary from State to State. .
Over the past years States have sought clarity on the perceived ad hoc nature of treaty body requests for additional meeting time.
Some States have sought to implement arbitrary decisions that have absolutely no basis in international law against States in Africa and the Middle East, and the Arab side has accepted such decisions, despite their inherent injustice.
Small island developing States have sought to mainstream adaptation strategies and resilience-building measures into existing national development planning.
Small island developing States have sought to build and strengthen institutional and human resource capacities in disaster preparedness and mitigation at the national and local levels, supported by actions at the regional level.
As a general rule, States have sought to discharge their due diligence obligations of prevention of violence against women through the adoption of specific legislation, the development of awareness-raising campaigns and the provision of training for specified professional groups.
It should not therefore become part of the previous section,which concerned cases in which States had sought to justify limitations on the basis of one ground only.
States had sought to set bonds for apprehended vessels at levels that would deter their return to illegal activity while legal proceedings were completed.
The paragraph was therefore appropriately situated in the section on cases in which States had sought to justify limitations on the basis of more than one ground.
Those same States had sought to impose exclusionary agendas and documents negotiated outside the United Nations in order to evade their commitments.
In order to address the particular vulnerability of indigenous peoples, the State has sought to give them the necessary means for their development.
At the date of this Guide, there is,however, no publicly available case law where a State has sought to rely on article VII1.