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The Special Representative emphasized the importance of regional cooperation.
In her report to the sixty-second session of the Commission(E/CN.4/2006/95), the Special Representative emphasized that there is no better protection for women human rights defenders than the strength and support of their own movements.
The Special Representative emphasized in particular the role of women in public life.
After referring to internal challenges and potential risks in connection with the 2007 elections, the Special Representative emphasized the Secretary-General's proposal to establish an integrated United Nations office.
The Special Representative emphasized the importance of providing legal protection for ethnic Vietnamese who had been living in Cambodia for a long period of time.
In his discussions with the Chairman of the Southern States Coordinating Council on his visit in June 1998, the Special Representative emphasized the importance of ensuring the protection, rights and welfare of children in activities under the Council's jurisdiction.
The Special Representative emphasized that the country still faced serious challenges, including extreme poverty, human rights violations and impunity.
Lastly, as a member of the review group on the United Nations Human Rights Due Diligence Policy, the Special Representative emphasized the links with the children and armed conflict mandate, including where elements of action plans can inform risk assessments.
The Special Representative emphasized in his first report the importance of the Commission on Human Rights and Reception of Complaints of the National Assembly.
During his first visit to the country, the Special Representative emphasized his intention to adopt an approach of respect for, and sympathy with,the Cambodian people as well as to listen to, and engage in a frank and fruitful dialogue with, all sectors of Cambodian society.
The Special Representative emphasized in particular that this effort was in response to the request of the Government and was intended to be of service to Cambodia.
In her report to the sixty-second session of the Commission, the Special Representative emphasized that there is no better protection for women human rights defenders than the strength and support of their own movements and recommended that additional protection measures are therefore needed to provide women's rights defenders with a secure environment for their work E/CN.4/2006/95, para. 10.
The Special Representative emphasized that despite successful local elections, the pace of establishing the new administrations in municipalities in northern Kosovo was slow.
The Special Representative emphasized that the need to strengthen the multi-ethnic interim administration and to clarify the term"substantial autonomy" is being addressed by UNMIK.
The Special Representative emphasized the importance for all parties to conflict, including non-state actors, to respect the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The Special Representative emphasized that the security situation was fragile, mainly in the south and south-east of the country, while noting the overall progress in reconstruction and development.
The Special Representative emphasized that all confidence-building measures had to be connected to the political process and at the end a credible negotiation process would be the best confidence-building measure.
At the meeting, the Special Representative emphasized the need for the quick formation of a Government of national unity to improve the political, security and economic situation in the country.
The Special Representative emphasized the need to address the root causes of the conflict, notably the land and nationality issues, and accelerate the inclusive disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process.
The Special Representative emphasized that there would be no United Nations involvement in any process unless the Secretary-General was convinced that international standards for justice, fairness and due process would be met.
The Special Representative emphasized that any involvement by the United Nations would depend on whether there were full guarantees that the international standards of justice, fairness and due process would be respected.
The Special Representative emphasized the need to demonstrate to the armed forces that lawless behaviour on their part would not be tolerated, and said that the disintegration of the Khmer Rouge provided a good opportunity to enforce discipline more strictly.
As for the 2nd round, the Special Representative emphasized that he had made the same arrangements for observation and certification, namely, analysis of trends at the close of polling stations and analysis of all 20,000 reports from the 19 regions in Côte d'Ivoire.
Throughout the visit, the Special Representative emphasized the humanitarian character of his mandate and his preoccupation with the fate of all children affected by conflict, regardless of their ethnic or religious affiliations or the source of their victimization.
The Special Representative emphasized that the work of the United Nations was based on the June 1997 letter from the then co-Prime Ministers requesting assistance in addressing the atrocities which occurred during the period 1975-1979 under Khmer Rouge rule.
The Special Representative emphasized that the determination of the political status of Abkhazia was a core issue of the peace process and that her focus would remain on bringing about substantial negotiations between the Abkhaz and Georgian sides, based on the Boden document.
In particular, the Special Representative emphasized that articles 3 and 4 which define the juridical framework for the implementation of the Declaration must be read together with the Declaration's preamble, which reaffirms and reiterates the importance of the Charter of the United Nations and international human rights law.
In her last report, the Special Representative emphasized the risks for children during the course of military operations and the need to put in place specific policies and procedures, including tactical directives and standard operating procedures, in order to uphold international humanitarian law and prevent violations against children.
The Special Representative emphasized that the challenges in Guinea-Bissau were enormous, and stated that, although the Government and the people of the country had the primary responsibility to address those challenges, the international community should also stay engaged and provide the much-needed support for critical reforms in the justice, public administration, defence and security sectors and, most urgently, for the conduct of peaceful presidential elections.
The Special Representative emphasizes the need for such approaches to uphold the right of the poorest groups to free medical services.