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States which had the means but not the will should be called to account.
Substantial efforts were being made to encourage States which had not done so to ratify the relevant conventions.
States which had questions of a legal nature were therefore invited to contact ICRC network advisers.
What was the point of holding a major conference like the one in Durban, if States which had the resources did not submit a report for 10 years or more?
He urged those States which had not ratified the Convention to do so as soon as possible.
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Ms. HALLER(Switzerland) welcomed the steady rise in the number of parties to amended Protocol II,and urged States which had not already done so to accede to it.
He urged those States which had not done so to sign the Statute before the 31 December 2000 deadline.
The Special Committee should recognize the positive role of foreign investment,especially in small island States which had limited capital and few natural resources of their own.
Her delegation appealed to States which had not done so to sign and ratify or accede to the Convention.
The Netherlands fully supported the rule of complementarity,which would provide sufficient safeguards for States which had their own effective criminal justice system available.
States which had sufficient legislation could always choose not to ratify the convention or could make reservations to it.
From that perspective,self-determination could not be invoked against States which had legitimate Governments which fully respected democratic principles and protected the rights of minorities.
States which had nuclear-powered satellites should be responsible for providing more complete information on their vehicles, including their structure and fuel, and on the safety measures they adopted.
It was also important to make a clear distinction between the injured State and States which had only a legal interest in the performance of an obligation and to explain the reasons for that distinction.
Thus, those States which had such laws or measures were urged to take the necessary steps to repeal or invalidate them as soon as possible.
In terms of armed conflict, the Vienna Conference called for a global and coordinated approach,and appealed to those States which had not to ratify the Geneva Conventions and their Optional Protocols.
South Africa urged States which had not done so to sign the Rome Statute before the end of the year, and to ratify it thereafter.
A few delegations pointed out that the specific structure of some States, for example federal States or States which had devolved a certain amount of power to their provinces, might make it difficult to keep a central register.
In addition, the States which had diplomatic missions established in Jerusalem announced that they had decided to transfer them to Tel Aviv.
The distinction between those two situations emerged clearly from a comparison of the practice of newly independent States created by decolonization and those States which had come into being through the dissolution of a State. .
He urged all other States which had not done so to ratify those instruments and to adopt legislation to put them into effect.
For instance, on 8 December 2008, in its conclusions on the sixtieth anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Council of the European Union invited all States which had not done so to plan to sign and ratify the Convention.
The European Union called upon all States which had not done so to ratify or accede to the Convention and its protocols at the earliest possible date.
On the key question of the definition of an injured State, his delegation supported the distinction drawn between a State or States specifically injured byan internationally wrongful act, and other States which had a legal interest in the performance of the relevant obligations.
During the negotiation of thetext of that instrument, according to UNESCO, those States which had major collections of artworks and cultural artifacts conditioned their participation on the understanding that the Convention would not have a retroactive effect.
Yemen does not claim to have a perfect record with regard to ensuring the constant and continuous realization of human rights, nor does it claim that the human rights situation has remained unaltered since the events of 11 September, not only in Yemen but throughout the world,including those States which had made great progress on human rights.
Cyprus saw the reason for a distinction between States specifically injured by an internationally wrongful act and other States which had a legal interest in the performance of the relevant obligations but which did not suffer economically quantifiable injury.
States which had not requested technical assistance(Chad, the Republic of the Congo, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo) and the regional and subregional organizations also attended as observers to gain a direct insight into the kind of assistance which UNODC provided and into the technical and legal implications of that assistance.
Mr. Castellón Duarte(Nicaragua) said that the universality of the Treaty was of the utmost importance for the future of the international community;it therefore urged those States which had not done so to accede to the Treaty, and the People's Democratic Republic of Korea to rejoin it as a full member.
He pointed out that though he would continue to encourage all States which had not done so to ratify or accede to the Convention, it had to be acknowledged that there were problems with some aspects of the deep seabed mining provisions of the Convention which had prevented some States from ratifying or acceding to the Convention.