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The representative added that his Government would welcome capacity building assistance.
Noting that Serbia took over the presidency of the Decade of Roma Inclusion in 2008, the representative added that, in 2008, numerous activities had already been undertaken in the field, in collaboration with international and non-governmental organizations and with the States participating in the Decade.
The representative added that, to date, MINUK had provided only promises without a follow-up.
The representative added that was the reason that her delegation had not sponsored the resolution.
The representative added that the manner in which the group worked was not conducive to a speedy conclusion of its task.
The representative added that the situation in Liberia had had a major impact on Guinea, which had given shelter to 485,000 refugees in 1992.
The representative added that the cost of gathering information should be acceptable and coordination with existing monitoring programmes promoted.
The representative added that, at the level of international cooperation, gender issues were systematically taken into consideration in the planning of programmes and projects.
The representative added that the recommended date should be respected, as no time would ever be considered as perfect for its implementation.
The representative added that children born out of wedlock would take the name of the mother but, if they were recognized, they could then take their father's name.
The representative added that legislation had been enacted in 1998 to ensure equal access to employment and equal income for women and men in the public sector.
The representative added that the Government of Nicaragua accepted the concepts of reproductive rights and reproductive health and considered that abortion was not a component of those rights.
The representative added that, as an extension of its core human rights work, the organization had developed programmes for victims of catastrophes and for children victimized by poverty.
The representative added that the Ministry of Women's Affairs/Gender Affairs had always implemented programmes that sought to encourage women to improve their caring capabilities.
The representative added that the group would have liked to have seen the paragraph 166 courses carried out as planned on an annual, rather than biennial, basis in Latin American and Caribbean countries.
The representative added that the information provided was indicative only but that, since costs were standard across the United Nations, he hoped the figures would provide some guidance.
The representative added that she did not see the value added of TAS specialists having as a key function the synthesizing and dissemination of regional and international lessons learned and best practices to CSTs.
The representative added that the regional United Nations hub to be established in Panama would be a critical step in promoting system-wide coherence and effectiveness for sustainable development in the region.
The representative added that Swedish constitutional law on freedom of expression clearly established that criminal responsibility with regard to the dissemination of information did not rest with the author but with the person responsible for the organ distributing it.
The representative added that apart from cases of aggravated homicide, drug trafficking, rape accompanied by abduction and terrorism, other offences were punishable by the death penalty, although the court could decide in favour of an alternative penalty.
The representative added that, within the framework of the Mechanism for Dialogue with Civil Society Organizations for the Defence of Human Rights, created by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, INMUJERES would coordinate a panel on women's rights and compliance with the Convention.
The representative added that concerning the bilingual inter-ethnic education programme, teachers, instructors and leaders and representatives of indigenous communities were directly involved in its implementation, which had covered 13,000 children between pre-school age and the fourth grade of primary school, in 1992.
The representative added that the State Committee for Equal Opportunities, as a key instrument for the promotion of the advancement of women within the Government, coordinated those efforts not only with sectoral ministries, administrative structures, local governments and NGOs but also with international organizations.
The representative added that, given the fact that the majority of men had never taken their full share of domestic responsibilities,the closure of crèches and kindergartens and the abolition of other supportive social services had imposed a double burden on women's time, which limited their opportunities to struggle for the exercise of their existing rights.
The representative added that in principle it was likely that Angola would be willing to accede, provided that it could obtain concrete guarantees that it will be provided with assistance. On 6 November 2007, a representative of Angola met with the Chairman and the ISU and acknowledged receipt of earlier communications, but said that Angola was currently dealing with a large backlog of international treaties awaiting ratification.
The representatives added that NATO had requested that such queries be directed to it.
The representatives added that 2010 is election year and they were afraid the process might be slowed down for this reason.
The Special Representative added that the responsibility to respect human rights requires that business enterprises.
However, the Egyptian representative added that Egypt's ratification of the BWC was linked to other security issues.
The Special Representative added that the security assessment mission in the Gali and Zugdidi sectors had finalized its report and sent her a set of recommendations.