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The obligation for States to take steps to prevent the diversion of conventional arms from legal channels to the illicit market.
Regarding the effectiveness of anti-terrorist strategy, Sub-paragraph 2(b)of the Resolution requires States to take steps to prevent the commission of terrorist acts.
It commits States to take steps to establish adequate national controls on production, transfers and brokering activities.
In its resolution S-20/4 C of 10 June 1998, the General Assembly requested States to take steps to review and if necessary simplify their extradition laws and procedures.
It also requires States to take steps to ensure that the penalties prescribed for these criminal offences reflect the seriousness of such terrorist acts.
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In addition, the increased transparency that would be brought to the process might well encourage States to take steps to bring their implementation of applicable IHL principles into line with other States. .
The Seminar urges States to take steps to benefit migrant workers, most of whom are of indigenous origin, in both their countries of origin and the receiving countries.
She notes that Mr. Kothari actively participated in the preparatory process of the 2001 Durban World Conference andsubmitted a statement calling upon States to take steps to ensure non-discriminatory access to adequate housing.
Ministers called upon all States to take steps to ensure that their territory is not used as a safe haven for terrorists.
Stresses the need to ensure that those responsible for such violations and abuses are held to account,and encourages States to take steps to support and enable current and future accountability efforts;
The Special Rapporteur urges States to take steps to prevent violence against journalists and to improve the protection afforded to them.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child, which explicitly protects children from acts of cruelty andtorture and requires States to take steps to abolish traditional practices prejudicial to the health of children, was also referred to. .
The obligation to protect requires States to take steps to prevent third parties(including business enterprises or private individuals) from interfering in the right to participation.
Recognizes that the effective implementation of the Guiding Principles should cover a broad range of public policy areas,and encourages all States to take steps to implement the Guiding Principles, including to develop a national action plan or other such framework;
We again urge all states to take steps to ensure full compliance with UN Security Council Resolution 2166, which called for a"full, thorough and independent international investigation into the incident.
The Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women andFAO have all highlighted the need for States to take steps to ensure equality of rights and responsibilities of spouses with regard to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution.
Urges all States to take steps to counter all manifestations of hatred, intolerance and acts of violence, intimidation and coercion motivated by religious extremism and intolerance of religion or belief;
Refers to its Conclusion No. 78(XLVI) on the prevention and reduction of statelessness and protection of stateless persons,and urges States to take steps to avoid cases of statelessness as well as to adopt measures leading to the grant of a legal status to stateless persons;
The Secretary-General also encourages States to take steps to end immigration detention and implement alternatives measures to detention for irregular migrants, and to review detention periods in order to avoid excessive detention of irregular migrants.
Within those parameters, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(CESCR) and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination(CERD)have encouraged States to take steps to prevent abuse abroad by corporations within their jurisdiction and to hold them accountable.
The need for the Secretary-General to encourage States to take steps to restore the credibility and legitimacy of the United Nations and its disarmament machinery was emphasized.
We encourage all States to take steps to promote good governance, transparency and accountability and to enhance the role of the public in decision-making processes, inter alia through capacity-building measures aimed at implementing principle 10 of the Rio Declaration.
While ICESCR recognizes that many of the rights it guarantees aresubject to progressive realization, and requires States to take steps to achieve those rights to the maximum of their available resources, the Covenant also imposes certain core obligations that are of immediate effect.
It also called upon States to take steps to strengthen their implementation of and compliance with existing obligations, and encouraged States in a position to do so to assist those in need to meet their obligations.
A representative of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights emphasized the negative human rights consequences of corruption and encouraged States to take steps to address human rights issues in the prevention and investigation of corruption, including through partnerships between anti-corruption and human rights communities.
A number of participants emphasized the need for States to take steps to implement fully those provisions of the Organized Crime Convention and those recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering relating to the financing of terrorism and to money-laundering.
Paragraph 1 should be amended to include an obligation on States to take steps to regularize documentation relating to rediscovered children, including papers dealing with the annulment of adoptions.
We encourage all States to take steps to promote good governance, transparency and accountability and to enhance the role of the public in decision-making processes, inter alia through capacity-building measures aimed at implementing[the Aarhus Convention and] principle 10 of the Rio Declaration.
In its general recommendation No. 30 on discrimination against non-citizens, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination called on States to take steps to address xenophobic attitudes and behaviour towards non-citizens, in particular hate speech and racial violence, and also to take resolute action to counter any tendency to target, stigmatize, stereotype or profile such groups.
Urge States to take steps to ensure that national human rights institutions reflect the diversity of the country and population, and to ensure that members of groups which are victims of or vulnerable to racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance can participate fully in these institutions;