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He found no damage, but was later intercepted by the ship's carpenter, who informed him that the ship was taking water.
The expert met with representatives of UNICEF, who informed him that they were in the process of finalizing the study on child protection which was based on over 10,000 interviews conducted throughout the country.
October 2006 The Special Rapporteur met with a representative of the State party, who informed him that consultations were being held at the domestic level.
He met the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Interior of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Jozef Moravčík andPetr Cermák, who informed him of the ongoing investigation.
The independent expert discussed this matter with the Attorney-General who informed him that a commission had been appointed to carry out investigations on the tragedy.
The State party notes that, on 31 March 1992, the author was transferred to a prison at Malaga, where he received the necessary medical attention, andwhere he had numerous interviews with the sociologist and legal adviser, who informed him on the possibilities of his defence.
Havelock was able to capture some of the rebel soldiers, who informed him that there was an army of 5,000 rebel soldiers with eight artillery pieces further up the road.
He also met with prominent Palestinian and Israeli interlocutors and Palestinian andIsraeli nongovernmental organizations(NGOs) who informed him about the human rights situation in the OPT.
The Special Rapporteur met with the chairman of the Council in January 1997 who informed him that Muslims respected human dignity in accordance with Islam and that executions were carried out in order to save humanity from criminals.
He informed the Special Rapporteur that he was given no medical certificate following this hospital visit. On 9 February 1999,he was brought before a public prosecutor, who informed him that he had been charged with breach of public order.
During his latest visit to Rakhine State, his fourth, the Special Rapporteur met the Chief Minister, who informed him that, since the violence began in June, a total of 1,189 people had been detained, including 260 Buddhists and 882 Rohingya Muslims.
On freedom of religion and the establishment of anAdvisory Council for Christians, during his mission, the Special Rapporteur met with the Minister of Guidance and Endowment, who informed him that a dialogue had started with the churches to this end.
The Special Rapporteur raised this issue with members of the Multinational Forces, who informed him that, when provided with credible intelligence, the Multinational Forces continue to conduct raids and confiscate any weapons found, and to conduct searches of automobiles.
Following his arrest, Djamel Ktiti was held in police custody until 15 August 2009,then brought before the Crown Prosecutor of the court of first instance in Tangiers, who informed him that he had been arrested under an international arrest warrant issued by Algeria.
On 11 October 2002, C.A.R.M. received two telephone calls from the accountant, who informed him that his computer installation had been destroyed and that persons having ties to prisoners protected by the mayor intended to kill him and his family.
At the eighty-sixth session, the Special Rapporteur held consultations with a representative of the State party, who informed him that a reply on outstanding issues would be submitted by July 2006.
At the eighty-fifth session, the Special Rapporteur met a representative of the State party who informed him that an interministerial commission had been set up to provide replies to the follow-up questions and the replies would be forwarded to the Committee as soon as possible.
The complainant submits to the Committee that on 11 January 2006 he had been in contact with his brother in Bangladesh, who informed him of the continuing interest of the police in the complainant and his wife and children.
He met with division commanders, lieutenant-generals Kesago Nakajima andHeisuke Yanagawa, who informed him that the Japanese troops had almost completely surrounded 300,000 Chinese troops in the vicinity of Nanjing and that preliminary negotiations suggested that the Chinese were ready to surrender.
October 2006 The Special Rapporteur met a representative of the State party, who informed him that consultations were being held at the domestic level.
At its eighty-fifth session, the Special Rapporteur held consultations with representatives of the State party, who informed him that an Inter-ministerial Commission was created in order to prepare follow-up replies, which would be submitted to the Committee as soon as possible.
On appeal, the complainant affirmed that he had been in touch with Mahi Chouwdhury in August 2005, who informed him that the police was still investigating the accusations against the complainant.
October 2008 During the ninety-fourth session, the Special Rapporteur met with a representative of the State party, who informed him that the State party's replies to the Committee's additional follow-up questions have been prepared and will be submitted as soon as the Government has approved them.
March 2006 At the eighty-sixth session, the Special Rapporteur met representatives of the State party who informed him that a reply on the outstanding issues would be submitted before July 2006.
The person stated that he had been ill-treated by Service officers, who informed him that he had to spend the 45-day interrogation period in solitary confinement.
During the eighty-seventh session the Special Rapporteur held consultations with the Permanent Representative of the State party who informed him that the Government was preparing a follow-up reply which would be submitted to the Committee soon.
October 2005 At the eighty-fifth session, the Special Rapporteur met with a representative of the State party who informed him that an inter-ministerial commission had been set up to provide replies to the follow-up questions and that the replies would be forwarded to the Committee as soon as possible.
At its eighty-fifth session, the Special Rapporteur held consultations with representatives of the State party, who informed him that a date for submission of the fourth periodic report, overdue, has not yet been scheduled.
During his mission in November 2007, the Special Rapporteur met with Brigadier General Kyaw Hsan, Minister for Information, who informed him of the formation of the constitution drafting commission, the third step in the road map for national reconciliation, culminating in the finalization of the draft constitution.
On 19 December, the Coordinator met with the Deputy Permanent Representative of Kuwait, Mansour Ayyad Sh. A. Al-Otaibi, who informed him that Kuwait's Government did not consider the documents handed over by Iraq earlier to be"archives.