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Several countries reported on their monitoring activities.
At the same time, the human rights unit of UNAVEM III has formulated an orientation programme for the Mission's own military andpolice observers, with a view to facilitating their monitoring activities.
The police advisory committees have been actively undertaking their monitoring activities at eight police stations in Mogadishu.
Where it is not feasible for the aquifer States to act jointly,it is important that they share data on their monitoring activities.
To ensure that the child labour units are adequately resourced so as to strengthen their monitoring activities, in close cooperation with the Child Development Department and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development;
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Requests MONUC, within its existing capabilities and without prejudice to the performance of its current mandate, andthe Group of Experts to continue to focus their monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri;
The statement also called on United Nations monitoring bodies to include disability in their monitoring activities, paying particular attention to the issues of women and children in their review of country reports.
As courts, prisons and police gradually resumed their activities in the provinces the UNAMSIL regional human rights offices focused their monitoring activities on such operations.
The Economic and Social Council would also need to ensure that in their monitoring activities, the functional commissions- and, at the operational level, the executive boards of United Nations funds and programmes- pursue an integrated approach to poverty eradication.
It would involve the Japanese Meteorological Agency and the IOC Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre132 providing national authorities in the Indian Ocean region with information andwarning arising from their monitoring activities.
In response to these incidents, United Nations troops have intensified their monitoring activities in these and other potential trouble areas.
In the meantime, it would be necessary for representatives of participating organizations and the Secretariat to continue to hold periodic meetings in order to exchange information andaddress practical issues arising in connection with their monitoring activities.
Pending the entry into force of the Convention, the Oslo andParis Commissions will continue their monitoring activities as provided for by the Oslo(1972) and Paris(1974) Conventions.
Peacekeeping operations can provide logistical support and facilitate initial contact with expert group interlocutors,while experts are mandated to share information to assist peacekeeping missions in their monitoring activities.
They further encouraged treaty-based bodies to increase active participation of specialized agencies andnon-governmental organizations in their monitoring activities and to develop a constructive relationship with the Bretton Woods institutions and UNDP.
In the exercise of their monitoring activities, the Human Rights Committee and the Committee against Torture have recently addressed the issue of the respect of human rights provided for in international instruments in the context of existing or contemplated anti-terrorism legislation and other measures.
The Chair of the EMEP Steering Body drew attention to the increase of the EMEPbudget from 2008 and the allocation of funds to help EECCA countries to improve their monitoring activities and their emission inventories.
UNDCP began providing support in 1999 to member States to help them implement monitoring projects that would help countries in which there is illicit crop cultivation to improve their monitoring activities through the incorporation of geographic information technologies such as satellite imagery, GIS, GPS and integrated information systems.
For their part, human rights treaty monitoring bodies may wish to include disability concerns, as appropriate, in the lists of issues and concluding observations, to consider drafting general comments on human rights of persons with disabilities, and,more generally, to integrate a disability perspective in their monitoring activities.
The chairpersons affirm once again that non-governmental organizations play a vital role in supplying the treaty bodies with documentation andother information on human rights developments that is extremely useful for their monitoring activities and that each treaty body should consider how best to monitor and facilitate this role.
Invites human rights treaty monitoring bodies to take into account the concerns of persons with disabilities in their lists of issues and concluding observations, to consider drafting general comments and recommendations on the full enjoyment of human rights by persons with disabilities and to integrate a disability perspective into their monitoring activities;
Requests MONUC, within its existing capabilities and without prejudice to the performance of its current mandate, andthe Group of Experts referred to in paragraph 9 above to continue to focus their monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri;
Resolution 2003/49 on the human rights of persons with disabilities invites the treaty bodies to take into account the concerns of persons with disabilities in their lists of issues and concluding observations, to consider drafting general comments and recommendations on the full enjoyment of human rights by persons with disabilities and to integrate a disability perspective into their monitoring activities.
Requests MONUC, within its existing capabilities and without prejudice to the performance of its current mandate, andthe Group of Experts referred to in paragraph 21 below to continue to focus their monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri;
The tasks to be performed by the Group of Experts, enumerated in paragraph 10 of resolution 1533(2004), continue to apply, and in paragraph 3 of resolution 1596(2005) MONUC andthe Group of Experts were requested to continue to focus their monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri.
Requests the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, within its existing capabilities and without prejudice to the performance of its current mandate, andthe Group of Experts referred to in paragraph 9 above to continue to focus their monitoring activities in North and South Kivu and in Ituri;
Welcomes the attention paid to the rights of persons with disabilities in the work of several human rights treaty monitoring bodies andencourages all such bodies to further integrate the perspective of persons with disabilities in their work, including in their monitoring activities and through the issuing of general comments;
It had benefited from the support of the international community, in particular the Southern African Development Community and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime,in developing its law enforcement capacity and would welcome continued technical assistance to enable its national institutions to strengthen their monitoring activities and respond effectively to new and emerging threats.
With respect to Western Saharan refugees, the Secretary-General stated that the World Food Programme(WFP) and the Office of the United NationsHigh Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) had increased their monitoring activity, including the conduct of regular field visits to all refugee camps in the Tindouf area.
During the reporting period, the World Food Programme(WFP) and the Office of the United NationsHigh Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) increased their monitoring activity, including the conduct of regular field visits to all the Tindouf area refugee camps.