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The delegate noted that such problems particularly affect young people.
In response to another question by Norway, the delegate noted that, as of August 2013, 126 of 133 localities with a predominantly Arab population had approved outline plans.
The delegate noted the need to address negative stereotyping and xenophobic speech.
On the alleged systematic violation of human rights, the delegate noted that, should anyone study the laws and regulations of DPRK, it would be clear that human rights violations are not systematic.
The delegate noted that OHCHR should play a role with regard to the collection of information on the issue.
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On the issue of separated families,prisoners of war and abductions, the delegate noted that the Government of DPRK has consistently put forward initiatives and made sincere efforts to relieve the pains of the families and their relatives.
The delegate noted that it could not be concluded that there was an explicit need for complementary standards at the international level in the field of xenophobia.
On torture, inhuman ordegrading treatment or punishment, the delegate noted that Criminal Law of the DPRK in its article 253 defines as crimes such acts as interrogating persons by torture or other illegal methods and exaggerating or fabricating cases.
The delegate noted the establishment, in 2011, of a joint interministerial team for reviewing and implementing the concluding observations of human rights treaty bodies.
On accession to the international human rights instruments, the delegate noted that the greatest obstacle here is the selectivity and double standard applied continuously to the country on the United Nations human rights arena.
The Delegate noted that the applicant did not specifically request that the service documents be sent to a particular information system and therefore, there was no expressed designation of an electronic address.
On the access to the sites of assistance by international aid agencies, the delegate noted that the principle of"no access, no aid" is a commonly recognized universal principle in cooperation activities of the international organizations including specialized agencies of the United Nations.
The delegate noted that UNCTAD activities and a focus on middle-income countries did not imply that UNCTAD should set aside the priorities and assistance needs of other country groupings.
In addition, the delegate noted that UNCTAD's mandate-- as the only United Nations institution dealing with trade and development and related issues-- was not clearly referred to in the Report.
The delegate noted bipartisan support in the United States for freedom of expression and opinion, and that the United States reservation to article 4 of the Convention was based on principle, not politics.
The delegate noted that the great number of States' reservations to article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination was a significant obstacle to effective implementation.
The delegate noted that reference to the obligation of States Parties to establish national mechanisms could be included in any work addressing the procedural gaps in the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Further, the delegate noted that because of provisions of the Church Commission, the CIA was prohibited by law from providing funding to Freedom House, as the latter was an organization that, among many things, sought to change United States public policy.
The delegates noted that the distribution of water resources within the ECE region varied considerably.
One of the delegates noted with concern that the Special Adviser had not yet been appointed and urged the Secretary-General to appoint the Special Adviser in the near future.
The delegates noted that mobilizing domestic savings is only one part of the equation, since it is important to ensure that mobilized resources are efficiently channelled to the most productive sectors.
The delegates noted the importance of raising the official status of FRA country correspondents, and the necessity for stronger support from national authorities including financial support.
The delegates noted the need for cooperation and coordination on market surveillance and related activities on a national level such an inter-agency national coordinating mechanism exists in Croatia and Romania.
Panus, speaking to the delegates, noted that the Territorial Organization of Cantemir is the youngest TO.
Mr. Boychenko addressed the delegates, noting the positive pre-sessional consultations which had recently taken place between regional groups.
The delegates noted the regulation's new approach of not distinguishing between mild and sever viruses and decided to align the tolerances for viruses in the UNECE Standard with those in the EU regulation.
The delegates noted the potential environmental and social effects of trading regimes, while also noting the importance of trade to the sustainable development of SIDS, as were the difficulties encountered by SIDS in interactions with the WTO.
The delegates noted that self-declaration by developing countries, an expert group to be established at the WTO and the dispute settlement mechanism would have different but equally important roles in this process.
The delegates noted that diverse national initiatives to address climate change- related reporting could benefit from greater international efforts to promote a more consistent, harmonized approach to the use of environmental reporting.
One of the delegates noted that corporate governance disclosure was an ongoing area of development, and said that it was necessary to keep abreast of new issues and practices in this area.