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The Working Group acknowledges the achievements of OHCHR and, consistent with the provisions of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, encourages it to continue collecting information, including through questionnaires, provided by stakeholders on the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action and make it available in due time to the Working Group. .
Based on its experience, the Working Group acknowledges that such processes are often crucial to prevent repetition of enforced disappearances and to clarify cases, by uncovering the truth of the fate or the whereabouts of disappeared persons.
The Working Group acknowledges the need for a coordinated follow-up to all major conferences and summits by Governments, regional organizations and all of the bodies and organizations of the United Nations system, within their respective mandates.
The Working Group acknowledges that it is difficult to identify and define EFPs.
The Working Group acknowledges that assessing the effectiveness of adopted policies is a difficult task.
The working group acknowledges that certain issues are cross-cutting and belong to all categories.
The Working Group acknowledges the cooperation of the Government with regard to the allegations formulated.
However, the Working Group acknowledges that the PMSCs concerned do not operate as one entity or under one command.
The Working Group acknowledges the various efforts made by the Government in investigating cases of alleged enforced disappearance.
The Working Group acknowledges receipt of the response of the Government of Qatar to the case of Mr. Mohamed Farouk Ghareeb Al Mahdi Opinion No. 25/2010.
The Working Group acknowledges that religion should be included as one of the prohibited grounds on which racial profiling can be manifested.
The Working Group acknowledges that environmental policies, standards and regulations may have more significant effects on small firms and in some sectors.
The Working Group acknowledges that racial profiling is a violation of the right to nondiscrimination, which is firmly anchored in international law.
The Working Group acknowledges that often a special representative from the region brings useful knowledge and the confidence of the parties to the post.
The Working Group acknowledges that reparation programmes designed through a gender perspective more effectively contribute to the rehabilitation of women.
The Working Group acknowledges that improved transparency of eco-labelling schemes is an important element in addressing potential adverse trade effects of such schemes.
The Working Group acknowledges that there has been a decline in the number of disappearances reported to it over the past few years, which it considers to be a positive sign.
The Working Group acknowledges that good disclosure in this area adds value to shareholders and other stakeholders, and promotes sustainable economic development.
The Working Group acknowledges the role of the Bureau in considering organizational and administrative aspects of the Commission's work, particularly the question of time management at annual sessions.
The Working Group acknowledges that Mr. Yang's interventions in the labour disputes and the organizing of workers' demonstrations could indeed have provoked traffic disruptions and intruded into private premises.
The Working Group acknowledges the significant progress made in the promotion and protection of human rights in the counter-terrorism context; however, there remains a fragmented approach by international bodies to this issue.
The Working Group acknowledges the crucial duty of Governments to use, in a transparent and responsible manner, resources that may contribute to the realization of the right to development, whether from domestic or foreign sources.
The Working Group acknowledges that the most important priority in selecting special representatives is the appointment of the most qualified individual, looking at the full range of skills and abilities needed for a particular post.
The Working Group acknowledges that the subject of environmental policies, standards and regulations and competitiveness could not be studied in isolation from macroeconomic conditions, environmental problems and priorities, and pressing economic and social difficulties.
The Working Group acknowledges the important nexus between international migration and development, as well as its relevance to Goal 8, and the need to deal with the challenges and opportunities that migration presents to countries of origin, destination and transit.
The Working Group acknowledged the importance of addressing housing issues in a comprehensive manner.
However, the Working Group acknowledged that the United Nations had little capacity to perform that task.
The Working Group acknowledged the importance of ensuring consistency of the messages from the second Assessment and the AoA.
The Working Group acknowledged, however, that the wording of the draft paragraph might be improved.