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Requests the Secretary-General to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Council at its tenth session;
In its resolution 7/10 of 27 March 2008, on human rights andarbitrary deprivation of nationality, the Human Rights Council requested the Secretary-General"to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Council at its tenth session.
Requests the SecretaryGeneral to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Commission for its consideration at its sixtysecond session;
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolutions 1998/48 and 1999/28, urged the appropriate mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights andthe pertinent United Nations treaty bodies to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to take account of such information, together with any recommendations thereon, in their reports.
Requests the Secretary-General to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Commission on Human Rights for its consideration;
At its fifty-fourth session, the Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1998/48, inter alia, urged the appropriate mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights andthe pertinent United Nations treaty bodies to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to take account of such information, together with any recommendations thereon, in their reports.
Requests the Secretary-General to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the special rapporteurs and working groups concerned for their consideration;
In accordance with the request made in the resolution, the Secretary-General continued to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and has made it available to the special rapporteurs and working groups.
Requests the Secretary-General to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources, including Governments, specialized agencies, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations, and to make it available to the special rapporteurs and working groups concerned and to the Commission on Human Rights for their consideration;
The Commission urged the appropriate mechanisms of the Commission andthe pertinent United Nations treaty bodies to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to take account of such information, together with any recommendations, in their reports.
The Council also requested the SecretaryGeneral to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Council at its tenth session.
In its resolution 2005/45, the Commission on Human Rights requested the SecretaryGeneral"to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Commission at its sixtysecond session.
Urges the appropriate mechanisms of the Commission andthe relevant United Nations treaty bodies to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to take account of such information, together with any recommendations thereon, in their reports and activities conducted within their respective mandates, and encourages the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to do the same;
In its resolution 1996/47 of 19 April 1996, the Commission on Human Rights requested the Secretary-General to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the special rapporteurs and working groups concerned and to the Commission for their consideration.
In its resolution 2005/45, the Commission requested the Secretary-General to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Commission for its consideration at its sixty-second session.
In its resolution 1999/28, the Commission requested the SecretaryGeneral to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the Commission on Human Rights for its consideration, and decided to remain seized of the matter.
In its resolution 1996/47 of 19 April 1996 entitled"Human rights and terrorism",the Commission on Human Rights requested the Secretary-General to continue to collect information on this question from all relevant sources and to make it available to the special rapporteurs and working groups concerned and to the Commission on Human Rights for their consideration.
The Council also decided to request the Secretary-General to collect information on the question of human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality from all relevant sources and to make this information available to the Council at its fifth session.
In the same decision, the Council also requested the Secretary-General to collect information on the question of human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality from all relevant sources and to make this information available to the Council at its fifth session.
The data gathered on this question either in the field or through surveys has been limited due to the fact that few programmes manage to collect adequate information from Empretecos.
The present note is submitted pursuant to Human Rights Council decision 2/111, in which the Council decided, inter alia,to request the Secretary-General to"collect information on the question of human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality from all relevant sources and to make this information available to the Council at its fifth session.
At its fifty-sixth session, the Sub-Commission, in its resolution 2004/28, requested its sessional working group on the administration of justice to examine this question and to suggest types of information that could be collected in order to understand better the extent of discrimination against convicted persons who have served their sentences and the relevant international human rights standards that would apply to such situations.
To this aim, the Yugoslav Government has set up a special State Commission for Humanitarian Questions and Missing Persons, which is, inter alia, charged with cooperating with the Croatian authorities in collecting and exchanging information on missing persons,to arrange contacts with their families, to set a method of work, and to undertake all that might be conducive to establishing facts on the persons whom both parties, the Yugoslav and the Croatian party, are tracing.
It might be better to think of this question as'How do we ensure that we manage fisheries based on the information that we have or can realistically collect?
Requests its sessional working group on the administration of justice to examine this question and to suggest types of information that could be collected in order to understand better the extent of discrimination against convicted persons who have served their sentences and the relevant international human rights standards that would apply to such situations;
At its fifty-sixth session, the Sub-Commission, in its resolution 2004/28, requested its sessional working group on the administration of justice to examine this question and to suggest types of information that could be collected in order to understand better the extent of discrimination against convicted persons who have served their sentences and the relevant international human rights standards that would apply to such situations.
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The UNECE country, survey data indicates that 45 countries responded no to this question, meaning that 88 per cent of nations did not collect information on other ethno-cultural characteristics.
The decree will seek to regulate, among other things, practical procedures for collecting, storing and accessing information on the origins of adopted persons for all of the authorities concerned more specifically, the types of data to be kept and how this should be done, procedures for accessing the information, the type of data that may be accessed and by whom, and the question, where relevant, of guidance for the adopted person.