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The Representative met with the VicePresident of the country and other senior officials.
Paradoxically, the communities with which the Representative met expressed a desire for strengthened Government presence.
The Representative met with delegates of intergovernmental specialized agencies, and the staff of local and international non-governmental organizations(hereinafter NGOs) and members of the academic community.
A number of the mayors in the department of Sucre with whom the Representative met were themselves internally displaced.
During his mission, the Representative met with the representatives of several ministries involved in disaster emergency response.
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These views were generally echoed by other officials with whom the Representative met in Moscow prior to undertaking his field trips to the North Caucasus.
In Kampala, the Representative met with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Prime Minister Apolo Nsibambi and Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees Tarsis Kabwegyere.
In Azerbaijan, government officials,both national and local, with whom the Representative met, echoed this view and acknowledged that significant needs remain in these various areas.
During his visit, the Representative met the Prime Minister and the principal senior officials responsible for internal displacement issues, as well as representatives of international and non-governmental organizations.
In the course of his mission to the Philippines in November 2002, the Representative met with representatives of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and stressed the relevance of the Guiding Principles.
The representative met with her son in presence of an investigator of the Ministry of Security, I.R. According to the author, the representative later explained to her that her son was unable to speak, had broken ribs, and could move only with great difficulties.
Any views expressed by others whom the representative met on either side should not be reflected in the report of the Secretary-General.
In 1995, the representative met with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States, which subsequently took an important institutional step by appointing a rapporteur on internally displaced persons.
The Representative met with representatives of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund(IMF), who provided information on how the Government has succeeded in bringing under control the rampant inflation which made it difficult to plan and make long-term investments.
Of the internally displaced persons whom the Representative met, the extent to which they received assistance varied, from over a year, to six months, to three months or less, to not at all.
During his stay, the Representative met with the main stakeholders working on displacement issues at both the national and international levels.
At the time of the Commission's consideration of the report, the Representative met in Geneva with government officials to discuss the findings of the report and receive information on developments since the mission.
During his visit, the Representative met with the Prime Minister and the top senior officials responsible for internal displacement issues as well as with representatives of international and non-governmental organizations.
Also, there remain outstanding cases of persons"disappeared" during the war; the Representative met with a number of persons in Ayacucho whose relatives have been"disappeared", and who have been unable to find out what has happened to them since the early 1980s.
In Ingushetia the Representative met with the President of the Republic of Ingushetia, Murat Zyazikov, and a number of his advisers, the United Nations agencies and programmes present in the region, and a number of NGOs, including the national NGO Memorial.
In the nearby area of return, the Representative met with a large group of returnees who voiced their need for assistance to help them reestablish themselves.
During his visit, the Representative met with the President of the Republic,the Deputy Prime Minister and the President of the National Commission for Humanitarian Assistance to Refugees and Displaced Persons and other concerned leaders. He visited Baku, Sumgaït, Bilasuvar, Imishli and Sabirabad.
For example, a group of women with whom the Representative met in the Xatai district outside of Baku indicated that, aside from the ultimate goal of return, their main concern was to have opportunities for work.
Of the displaced persons the Representative met who had started a new life in urban areas, some said they would consider staying on even if return became a possibility.
During each mission, the Representative met with senior governmental officials, a wide array of relevant international and national actors, and IDPs themselves.
During the visit, the Representative met with the President of Uganda,the Prime Minister, and the Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees.
Most of the people whom the Representative met agreed that a large but unknown number of people had left their homes involuntarily and were unable to return for the reasons mentioned.
During his mission, the Representative met with the Prime Minister, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Interior, senior officials from the Ministries of Justice and Labour, as well as with the Prosecutor-General.
Subsequently, in January, the Representative met with representatives of the Government in New York to discuss the concerns raised in his statement and the situation of internal displacement resulting from the conflict in Chechnya.