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They expressed deep satisfaction at being able to host the workshop in Erevan.
Council members issued a statement to the press(SC/10192), in which they expressed deep concern over the recent fighting in Abyei and condemned the use of violence.
They expressed deep concern regarding the considerable number of cases in which children were killed or maimed in Iraq.
In this regard, they expressed deep concern at the growing campaigns aimed at the defamation of religions.
They expressed deep appreciation to the Government of Thailand for its invaluable efforts as host country for the Congress.
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They expressed deep concern regarding violations and abuses committed against children by all parties to the conflict in the Sudan.
Firstly, they expressed deep concern at the high levels of violence affecting their lives-- in schools, the community, the workplace and the home.
They expressed deep concern about the deteriorating situation in Iraq and the prospects of the instability spreading to neighbouring countries.
They expressed deep appreciation for the valuable contribution made by the United Nations to the Pacific region and highlighted the importance of its continuing support.
They expressed deep concern over the tragic humanitarian catastrophe prevailing in Rwanda and the suffering that the hostilities have brought upon the civilian population.
They expressed deep concern about the impact of famine on the Somali people, and highlighted the importance of international efforts to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia.
They expressed deep concern over the continuing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo which carries grave risks of destabilizing the entire subregion.
They expressed deep concern over the widening of the extra-territorial nature of the embargo against Cuba and over continuous new legislative measure geared to intensifying it.
They expressed deep concern over the widening of the extraterritorial nature of the embargo against Cuba and over continuous new legislative measures geared to intensifying it.
They expressed deep concern regarding new bills submitted to the United States Congress that would step up the embargo against Cuba and widen its extraterritorial character.”.
They expressed deep concern over the continuation of negative impact of the Agreement on Agriculture, which is impeding the realisation of the right to development and the right to food.
They expressed deep concern at the deplorable humanitarian situation and called on all parties, in particular in the west, to allow relief agencies unimpeded access to civilian populations.
They expressed deep concern over the widening of the extraterritorial nature of the embargo against Cuba and over continuous new legislative measures geared to intensifying it.
They expressed deep concern about new legislation presented to the Congress of the United States that would intensify the embargo against Cuba and widen its extraterritorial nature.” A/50/752, para. 183.
They expressed deep concern at the recent series of violent attacks on coastal towns in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, carried out by heavily armed groups arriving by sea.
They expressed deep concern over the widening of the extra-territorial nature of the embargo against Cuba and rejected the reinforcement of the measures adopted by the US government, aimed at tightening the embargo.
They expressed deep concern in particular about the vulnerability of the Palestine refugees, who constitute the majority of Gaza's population and who are suffering deep poverty and unemployment due to the blockade.
They expressed deep appreciation to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan for receiving the Members of the Committee on Palestine and for the efforts exerted to facilitate arrangements for the planned Extraordinary Ministerial Meeting.
They expressed deep concern about the dire humanitarian and socio-economic conditions caused by the blockade, including poverty, unemployment, declining health conditions, and decay of infrastructure and institutions in all sectors.
They expressed deep concern about the threats and challenges arising from the multiple interrelations of the current international crisis, which has a negative impact on the efforts of our countries towards growth and sustainable economic and social development.
They expressed deep concern regarding the fragile security situation following a wave of vandalism that had taken place across Kosovo in mid-January, during which around 200 gravestones in several Serbian Orthodox cemeteries had been damaged and destroyed.
They expressed deep gratitude to the Security Council and the Secretary-General for their interest in the situation in Yemen and for the adoption of Security Council resolution 924(1994), and reaffirmed their commitment to the provisions of all six of its operative paragraphs.
In that regard, they expressed deep concern over the persistence of and increase in tensions and in internal and inter-State armed conflicts which result in loss of human lives, displacement of populations, destruction of infrastructure and institutions, thereby impeding development efforts in Central Africa.
They expressed deep regret that the question remains unresolved after the passage of more than sixty-three years since the 1948 Al-Nakba, by which the majority of the Palestinian people were expelled or fled from their homeland, becoming a stateless, dispossessed people, nearly five million of whom continue to tragically live in exile in refugee camps throughout the region, constituting the largest refugee population and most protracted refugee problem in the world.
In this connection, they express deep gratitude for the work carried out by Mr. Akashi under difficult conditions over nearly two years of service.