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She was particularly encouraged by the responses she received from a wide cross-section of society to her report.
According to her report, women were systematically subject to rape by judges and highranking officials of Evin prison.
In response to the ideas put forward atthe meeting of experts, the Coordinator had annexed a draft revised template to her report.
In an addendum to her report(E/CN.4/2003/75/Add.1), the Special Rapporteur documented the persistence of harmful traditional or customary practices in various countries.
In many instances States have responded to her letters, andthese responses are reflected in the annex to her report along with the details of each case.
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The Special Rapporteur on toxic wastes referred to her reports to the Commission on Human Rights and the studies she had undertaken as a member of the Sub-Commission.
As indicated in her previous report, the Special Rapporteur still intends to make brief follow-up reports to her reports on country visits.
Regarding the follow-up to her report on the strengthening of the treaty bodies, she welcomed the intergovernmental process and respected General Assembly resolution 66/295.
With regard to the activities carried out from 1 March to 31 July 2013,the Special Rapporteur refers to her report submitted to the General Assembly A/68/256.
There were two addenda to her report: the first dealing with her visit to Mauritius(1-11 May 2011) and the second her visit to France 21 November-2 December 2011.
The National Rapporteur is independent and reports directly to the government,which sends its responses to her reports to the House of Representatives.
The Special Representative refers to her report to the General Assembly at its fiftysixth session(A/56/341), which includes a detailed section on this subject.
With regard to the activities carried out from 1 August 2012to 28 February 2013, the Special Rapporteur refers to her report to the Human Rights Council at its twenty-third session A/HRC/23/48.
According to her report(E/CN.4/2003/75/Add.1, sect. II. A, para. 282), most accused witches are older women, often widows, who were identified by fellow villagers as the cause of difficulties, such as illness, crop failure or financial misfortune.
The ILO finds the draft principles andguidelines contained in the annex to her report, very positive, and is glad to support the effort to establish them.
The Council welcomed the report of the Independent Expert and the work conducted by her, taking note with appreciation of the proposed draft declaration on the right of peoples andindividuals to international solidarity contained in the annex to her report.
The Special Rapporteur draws the attention of the Commission to her report to the General Assembly(A/60/399) in which she provided detailed information on the status of requests for visits and invitations received.
It hosted, in Minneapolis, United States, a country visit by the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences, in February,and contributed to her report to the Human Rights Council on the United States.
The issues raised by the Special Rapporteur in the introduction to her report included key methodological and substantive considerations, which the members of the Commission had commented upon in the ensuing debate.
She looked forward to engaging in a constructive dialogue with all States with a view to improving the situation of all human rights defenders anddrew their attention to the 10 messages annexed to her report, aimed at raising awareness of the action of human rights defenders.
Furthermore, the report referred to her reports of the Secretary-General which had not yet been endorsed by the Assembly and thus did not constitute a mandate for OHCHR; the reference to the role of OHCHR in conflict prevention(A/60/537, para. 74) was one example.
With regard to the activities carried out from 1 August 2011to 29 February 2012, the Special Rapporteur refers to her report submitted to the Human Rights Council at its twentieth session A/HRC/20/18.
The Government is of the opinion that, in the addendum to her report, the Special Rapporteur"echoes her concern for what she considers increasing criticism or attacks against the independence of lawyers in Venezuela without substantiating this.
Following the adoption of Commission on Human Rights resolutions 2000/48 and 2001/52, in which the Special Rapporteur was requested to include in her work schedule a programme of visits, she visited Canada from 17 to 30 September 2000 and presented her findings in an addendum to her report to the Commission at its fifty-seventh session E/CN.4/2001/83/Add.1.
The Special Rapporteur, in an addendum to her report, on country situations(E/CN.4/1999/39/Add.1), stated that she had received numerous allegations concerning extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions committed by armed insurgent groups in Sierra Leone.
Following up on the visit in 2011 of the Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation to the United States of America,members of the California State Assembly and Senate repeatedly referred to her report when debating the adoption of Bill 685 on 25 September 2012, which established the right of everyone in the State of California to safe, clean, affordable and accessible water, adequate for human needs.
Responding to the questionsof the European Union, she referred to her report, in which she had given concrete examples of mechanisms and practices adopted by certain countries to involve trafficked persons in the development and implementation of anti-trafficking strategies, suggesting that other methods could involve the use of new technologies or networks.
Referring to her report on civil liability(see chap. II), the Chairperson of the Working Group on Legal and Administrative Aspects, Mrs. Ph. Daskalopoulou-Livada, and the secretariat reported on the achievements under other work plan elements, including activities under the Advisory Network on Legal Instruments, established by the Parties at their second meeting MP. WAT/2003/5.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur would like to draw attention to her report to the General Assembly last year(A/51/456) which contained a special focus on the criminal justice system and could be used as a basis for any judiciary training on the rights of the child.
In addition to her reports on the communications sent to and received from Governments and the reports on the country visits made, the Special Rapporteur will fulfil her reporting obligations by looking into thematic areas that will complement the body of knowledge developed by the Special Representative and by exploring new areas of analysis that will deepen understanding of the Declaration on human rights defenders and the many facets of the work of defenders and the challenges that they face.