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The Special Rapporteur is awaiting a response from the Government to his communications.
The Special Rapporteur is awaiting a response to his communications of 1 May, 13 May and 19 November 1998.
A total of 72 Governments provided the Special Rapporteur with replies to his communications.
The Special Rapporteur, however, is awaiting replies to his communications submitted during the course of the year.
Furthermore, he thanks the Government for its reply butawaits further responses to his communications.
Further to his communications he received 45 replies from 13 African, 17 Asian, 3 Eastern European, 5 Western European and other and 7 Latin American and Caribbean Governments.
While some States had replied expeditiously to his communications, others had not.
Further to his communications, he received 45 replies from 13 African, 17 Asian, 3 Eastern European, 5 Western European and other and 7 Latin American and Caribbean Governments.
The Special Rapporteur regrets that no reply to his communications has been received.
The Special Rapporteur has noted that there has been an increase in the responses submitted by Governments to his communications.
While many Governments have replied in an expeditious manner to his communications, many others have failed to do so.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his concern over the continued failure of the Government to respond to his communications.
Furthermore, noting that some States did not respond to his communications or provide information on follow-up to his recommendations, she enquired whether the European Union could be of any assistance.
The Special Rapporteur thanks warmly all the Governments which responded to his communications.
He urges all Governments to respond promptly to his communications and, in appropriate cases, to take all steps necessary to redress situations involving the violation of the right to health.
At the time of writing, the Special Rapporteur had received no replies to his communications.
He thanks all the Governments that responded to his communications for their collaboration, and reminds Governments that have not yet responded to do so and address all the concerns raised in each communication. .
The Special Rapporteur thanks those Governments that have provided substantive replies to his communications.
The Special Rapporteur thanks the Government for the replies received thus far andawaits further responses to his communications dated 3 November 1999, 18 February 2000, 13 March 2000, 15 June 2000 and 25 August 2000.
The Special Rapporteur thanks the Government for its reply andawaits further responses to his communications.
The Special Rapporteur would like to thank those States that have replied to his communications; these responses have contributed greatly to building a positive dialogue between Governments, indigenous peoples and other actors.
The Special Rapporteur expresses concern over the failure of the Government to respond to his communications.
Respond constructively to the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur,reply effectively to his communications, and invite the Special Rapporteur to visit the country to take stock of the situation and recommend needed actions;
The Special Rapporteur expresses concern over the continued failure of the Government to respond to his communications.
In his last report(E/CN.4/1999/60, para. 121)the Special Rapporteur drew attention to his communications dated 28 September, 9 October and 30 November addressed to the Government in connection with allegations of harassment of defence lawyers engaged in the trial of Anwar Ibrahim, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia.
The Special Rapporteur would like to thank all the Governments that have responded to his communications for their collaboration.
Pursuant to this request of the Board and further to his communications of 16 September and 11 October 1993 to the United Nations Secretary-General(S/26456 and Add.1), the Director General on 3 December transmitted a further update of developments on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to the Secretary-General S/26456/Add.2.
The Special Rapporteur regrets the absence of any detailed responses to his communications from 1995 onwards.
He regretted that broad support of Governments for his mandate did not always translate into rapid responses to his communications or invitations to visit a country.
On 26 October 2000, the Special Rapporteur sent a followup communication to the Government noting that a response had not been received to his communications dated 22 February, 1 May and 2 August 2000.