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Stressing also the need for respect of international humanitarian law.
Stressing also the need for progress to be made on all other aspects of the Settlement Plan.
Stressing also the need to respect the universally accepted norms of international humanitarian law.
Stressing also the need to effectively combat vilification of religions, and incitement to religious hatred in general.
Stressing also the need to effectively combat defamation of all religions, and incitement to religious hatred in general.
Stressing also the need to develop principles and guidelines on the administration of justice through military tribunals.
Stressing also the need to strengthen the coordination role of the United Nations in international economic issues.
Stressing also the need for consideration of a further reassessment of the Programme during and after the emergency phase.
Stressing also the need to convince non-State actors to halt immediately and unconditionally new deployments of anti-personnel mines.
Stressing also the need to effectively combat defamation of all religions and incitement to religious hatred, against Islam and Muslims in particular.
Stressing also the need for all signatories to the Bangui Agreements to continue to cooperate fully in respecting and implementing these Agreements.
Stressing also the need to strengthen international cooperation to prevent the use of chemical and biological materials for terrorist purposes.
Stressing also the need to promote the implementation of international conventions on environment and development, including those on biodiversity and climate change.
Stressing also the need to increase official development assistance devoted to agriculture, both in real terms and as a share of total official development assistance.
Stressing also the need for States in the region to ensure that arms and related materiel delivered to them are not diverted to or used by illegal armed groups.
Stressing also the need to identify and effectively address the root causes of violence against women, in particular crimes committed in the name of honour, which take many different forms.
Stressing also the need for the United Nations to work actively with the Libyan authorities to identify and support delivery of the priorities and strategies for postconflict peacebuilding.
Stressing also the need for international cooperation to strengthen the courts and judicial system of Rwanda, having regard in particular to the necessity for those courts to deal with large numbers of suspects.
Stressing also the need for consolidating the existing body of international humanitarian law through its universal acceptance and the need for wide dissemination and full implementation of such law at the national level.
Stressing also the need for increased coherence, coordination and efficiency among relevant partners to enhance their collective efforts toward combating drug trafficking in Guinea-Bissau, in particular through sharing of information.
Stressing also the need for increased coherence, coordination and efficiency among relevant partners to enhance their collective efforts toward combating drug trafficking in GuineaBissau, in particular through the sharing of information.
Stressing also the need for all signatories of the Bangui Agreements to continue to cooperate fully in respecting and implementing these Agreements in order to help to foster the conditions for long-term stability in the Central African Republic.
Stressing also the need for Governments to continue to cooperate and coordinate their efforts with the United Nations system, other international organizations, regional organizations, non-governmental organizations and other partners, as appropriate, in order to ensure effective synergies in the field of natural disasters.
Stressing also the need for all signatories to the Bangui Agreements to continue to implement these Agreements, and for the authorities of the Central African Republic to take concrete steps to implement political, economic, social and security reforms as referred to in the report of the Secretary-General of 23 February 1998 including the establishment of an electoral code and preparations for legislative elections scheduled for August/September 1998.
Stressing also the need for continuing global economic growth and a continuing supportive international economic environment with regard to, inter alia, terms of trade, commodity prices, improved market access, trade practices, access to technology, exchange rates and international interest rates, and noting the continued need for resources for sustained economic growth and sustainable development of the developing countries, in accordance with the relevant General Assembly resolutions and recent United Nations conferences.
It stressed also the need for regional and subregional organizations to develop a regional protection strategy.
Stresses also the need for the full implementation of the Sharm elSheikh understandings.
Stresses also the need for strengthening gender awareness in all training programmes;
It stresses also the need to put an end to such acts and to bring their perpetrators to justice while avoiding selectivity.
Stresses also the need for the Member States to participate fully in the budget preparation process, from its early stages and throughout the process;