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The Special Representative will continue to monitor progress in this regard.
Organizing expert consultations and developing thematic reports 121. The Special Representative will continue her fruitful series of expert consultations on selected violence-related priority areas.
The Special Representative will continue to explore these issues over the coming year.
This is a significant initiative that the Special Representative will continue to follow closely and which is expected to lead to important results.
The Special Representative will continue to monitor the situation of torture in Cambodia.
These are critical concerns the Special Representative will continue to address in the context of her mandate and missions.
The Special Representative will continue to advocate against such violations wherever they occur.
Through global advocacy, awareness-raising andpolicy dialogue initiatives, the Special Representative will continue to promote vigorously the implementation of the study recommendations, including by consolidating progress in her three strategic areas of concern.
The Special Representative will continue to keep the civilian police requirements under review.
The Special Representative will continue to engage with the African Union to ensure effective collaboration and follow-up.
The Special Representative will continue what he views as a constructive dialogue with the Government to improve the situation described here.
The Special Representative will continue to build upon such positive initiatives that promote South-South networking around child reintegration.
The Special Representative will continue to spearhead the process of shaping the agenda on the issue of children and armed conflict.
The Special Representative will continue research and consultations on barriers to judicial remedy, as well as possible options to address them.
The Special Representative will continue to consult on how to unpack the broad and highly politicized category of extraterritorial jurisdiction.
The Special Representative will continue to examine options for addressing these legal and practical barriers, including through a multi-stakeholder consultation.
The Special Representative will continue to engage with stakeholders on how these and other obstacles to justice for affected individuals and communities could be addressed.
The Special Representative will continue to mobilize support to consolidate these important efforts and will address priority areas of concern.
The Special Representative will continue to work closely with the Unit and monitor developments in ECOWAS, with a view to sharing this experience with other regional organizations.
The Special Representative will continue to mobilize support for these important efforts and for the identification of specific goals and indicators so as to accelerate progress in children's protection from violence.
The Special Representative will continue to advocate for access to non-State armed groups and engage with them through multidimensional strategies to ensure the protection and well-being of children.
The Special Representative will continue to mobilize support for these important efforts and for the identification of goals and targets to accelerate progress in the protection of children from all forms of violence.
The Special Representative will continue to work through the Task Force on Children and Armed Conflict to foster discussion, collaboration and cooperation to advance the agenda.
The Special Representative will continue to join hands with partners for the swift ratification and implementation of ILO standards, for legal reform and for the consolidation of data and research on child workers' exposure to violence.
In this regard, the Special Representative will continue to advocate and build awareness in the international community to ensure the continuation of concerted action on behalf of children affected by armed conflict.
The Special Representative will continue to promote collaborative research in selected thematic areas where gaps in knowledge exist and which are of particular potential benefit to children exposed to armed conflict, as well as to organizations and institutions acting on their behalf.
The Special Representative will continue to engage with Member States, experts and the academic community to foster greater knowledge and develop and refine knowledge and understanding of emerging challenges to the protection of children in conflict.
The Special Representative will continue to explore how human rights due diligence might legitimately vary across businesses of different roles and sizes, as he provides a principled elaboration of human rights due diligence applicable to all businesses.
The Special Representative will continue to work with child protection partners for the ratification and strong enforcement of these standards, supporting legal reform, awareness-raising and social mobilization to prevent child trafficking and safeguard the rights of child victims.
The Special Representative will continue his existing practice of seeking information in certain cases and expresses the hope that the Government will provide replies which speak to the context of the allegations rather that reiterating the narrow or ambiguous terms of the legal charges.