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The Working Group also received allegations of disappearances imputed to insurgent groups. .
During the same period, the Working Group also received information from the Government on 28 outstanding cases.
The Working Group also received written submissions from the institutions of the Commonwealth of Independent States CIS.
During the course of the study, the project working group also received assistance from Austria, the World Bank, Guernsey and the Offshore Group of Banking Supervisors OGBS.
The Working Group also received allegations of disappearances imputed to insurgent groups. .
During the same period, the Working Group also received information from the Government about the latest results of the investigation conducted by the Independent Committee.
The Working Group also received a proposal submitted by the delegation of Grenada A/AC.247/2001/CRP.9 see annex XXI.
In parallel to this process, the Working Group also received feedback on the ideas contained in the draft elements during the three regional consultations held in Bangkok, Addis Ababa and Geneva.
The Working Group also received a proposal submitted by the delegation of Pakistan(A/AC.247/2001/CRP.6) see annex XVIII.
The Working Group also received information from the Government of Nepal dated 10 September 2007, concerning one outstanding case.
The Working Group also received new information from the source on two cases of disappearance which reportedly took place in 1980.
The Working Group also received a conference room paper submitted by the delegation of Pakistan(A/AC.247/2001/CRP.6) see annex VII.
The Working Group also received input regarding elements of a possible draft convention during the regional consultations referred to earlier.
The Working Group also received a note verbale from the Permanent Mission of Latvia to the United Nations, raising a number of questions.
The Working Group also received testimony from the representatives of the Police and Prison Officers Civil Rights Union(POPCRU), in Pietermaritzburg.
The Working Group also received new information from the source on the case of Mohamed Boucekkine, which reportedly took place in June 2007.
The Working Group also received information from the various departments of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHR.
The Working Group also received allegations of disappearances imputed to the Worker's Party of Kurdistan(PKK) and other armed groups. .
The Working Group also received written submissions from the International Commission of Jurists and the Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law.
Finally, the working group also received during its session written technical comments on the draft guidelines from the International Labour Office.
The Working Group also received comments and recommendations from some 20 intergovernmental organizations and institutions of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
The Working Group also received information on abuses of the human rights of indigenous communities, allegedly by security guards contracted by forestry companies.
The Working Group also received a letter from the President of the General Assembly(WGUNS/CRP.11) concerning the budgetary provision for the office of the President of the General Assembly.
The Working Group also received reports stating that charges brought by investigators were often different from the actual reasons of arrests, especially in politically motivated cases.
The Working Group also received allegations of increased mass arrests of and violence against migrants and asylum seekers by the security forces, particularly in the north of the country.
The Working Group also received information about some Fijians who had been exploited by private military and private security companies, and whose experience had included contractual irregularities and poor working conditions.
The Working Group also received allegations of persons being arrested and kept in secret detention centres, sometimes in a country different from the country where they were arrested, and where they may be allegedly tortured.
The Working Group also received feedback on the elements of the proposed draft convention during the three regional consultations it had held with the representatives of member States in Addis Ababa, Bangkok and Geneva see section A above.
The Working Group also received an update by the President and Prosecutor of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia on the request contained in the letter from the representative of Serbia dated 14 May 2013, relating to the enforcement of sentences.
The Working Group also received allegations that Morocco had served as a departure point, a transit country and a destination for illegal extraordinary renditions carried out in the context of the international fight against terrorism.