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That issue was of particular importance as such acts could lead to statelessness in children.
Such acts could be terminated by States only by agreement with subjects of international law that had taken note of them and modified their conduct accordingly.
This has become a matter of serious concern, since such acts could trigger a serious incident.
In our view, such acts could be brought to the jurisdiction of the Tribunal only if the individuals who perpetrate such acts do so in the name of or with the authority of a State.
The Commission should also take account of the interaction between unilateral acts of States and custom, since such acts could contribute to the formation of customary law.
Yet a few people still argued that such acts could be justified by reason of a political cause or movement.
Wilful and severe damage to the environment, in particular, was bound to acquire increasing importance in the future;depending on their scope, such acts could constitute a real threat to the peace and security of mankind.
To determine the conditions under which such acts could produce legal effects would help to maintain the stability and predictability of international relations.
In relation to the argument that unilateral acts raised only bilateral expectations, and thus did not lend themselves to codification,attention was drawn to the fact that sometimes such acts could be more general in scope.
Complaints of such acts could be submitted to the Commission for Equality and against Racial Discrimination, which was chaired by the High Commissioner for Immigration and Intercultural Dialogue.
The study of unilateral acts should take account of the different forms such acts could take, as well as other forms of unilateral acts that States might reform in the future.
Nevertheless, such acts could be considered to constitute the offences of forgery, falsification of records and offences aimed at preventing the identification of a child, as set out in the Criminal Code.
Fourthly, the title encompassed all acts not prohibited by international law,although it was clear from the articles provisionally adopted by the Commission that not all such acts could be deemed not to be prohibited by international law.
Such acts could be punished under French law, even if performed abroad on a girl whose habitual residence was France, and the statute of limitations on the crime had been extended to 20 years as from the age of majority of the victim.
When a State manifestly failsto prevent such incitement, the international community should remind the authorities of this obligation and that such acts could be referred to the International Criminal Court, under the Rome Statute.
While murder, torture, the looting and destruction of property and of buildings dedicated to religion are acts that could amount to genocide, crimes against humanity and/or war crimes, if combined andunder specific circumstances, such acts could also be interpreted as ethnic cleansing.
The Special Rapporteur should be cautious in interpreting States' sovereign acts in respect of the signature andentry into force of treaties, as such acts could take place within a political context that might be difficult for third parties to understand.
Fourthly, the title referred to acts not prohibited by international law,although it was clear from the articles provisionally adopted by the Commission that not all such acts could be deemed not to be prohibited by international law.
The Government confirmed that they were charged under article 287 of the Syrian Penal Code andwere on trial at the time of the reply for committing criminal offences involving acts that are prohibited by the Government, since such acts could expose the Syrian Arab Republic to the threat of hostilities and damage its relations with foreign States.
It also takes note of information provided by the State party to the effect that such acts can be charged under various offences in the Penal Code.
Such acts can include the failure to provide school and training curricula that are relevant to the needs of the children of minorities and those of migrant workers.
Such acts can have a serious impact on the lifeline of the second pillar of our economy at a time when we are engaging with the Bretton Woods institutions in a process of economic reforms.
However, such acts can also produce indirect legal effects, like those which contribute to the formation or confirmation of the existence of customary norms or to the formation of general principles of law.
Nevertheless, such acts can be treated as abetting terrorist or criminal acts, and their perpetrators incur the same penalties as the primary perpetrators of the resulting acts. .
Some States pointed to the applicability of recognized principles of the State's responsibility that consider acts of persons orgroups of persons as an act of the State only if such act can be attributed to it.
The Committee notes with concern statements of discriminatory character made by highlevel public officials and, in particular, the lack of administrative or legal action taken by the authorities as a consequence in violation of article 4(c)of the Convention and the interpretation that such acts can be punishable only if there is an intention to incite and promote racial discrimination.
It expresses the General Assembly's grave concern about, andstrongly condemns, all acts of violence against civilian populations in many emergency situations and reiterates that such acts can constitute violations or grave breaches of international humanitarian law and, in defined circumstances, crimes against humanity and/or war crimes.
Secondly, when an organization acts in accordance with the terms of its constituent charter, such acts can only be wrongful in relation to another norm of international law if the other norm in question is either a"peremptory norm"(jus cogens) or arises from a specific obligation that has been incurred by the organization in the course of its activities e.g. by entering into a separate treaty with another subject of international law.
The International Court of Justice in its well-known rulings on nuclear tests which, although controversial, are important for the study of this category of acts, and to which extensive reference has been made in previous reports,recognizes this possibility when it concludes that such acts can produce legal effects independently of whether they are accepted by the addressee, which reflects one of the forms of autonomy to which reference has been made.
English Page Should the Security Council fail to explicitly condemn the violation of its resolutions and the involvement of the Croatian army in the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina,the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia wishes to point out that such acts can be expected from other countries, which would have unforeseeable consequences for the region of the Balkans and the European security at large.