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The Working Group believes that it cannot play a role as the case cannot be followed up.
In the light of the allegations made the reply of the Government andthe comments of the source thereon the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion.
The Working Group believes that it cannot play a role as no follow-up can be given to the cases.
In the light of the allegations made by the source and the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case.
Yet, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case.
In the context of the information available to it, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case.
The Working Group believes that it cannot question the findings of the High Court in respect of the activities of Tek Nath Rizal which have been found to be proved.
In the context of the information available to it, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the cases.
The Working Group believes that it is topical to outline, on the basis of experience accumulated during its years of existence, its position concerning the detention of mentally disabled persons.
Notwithstanding the absence of official information, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
The Working Group believes that it no longer has a useful role to play in trying to elucidate the whereabouts of the persons concerned, as no follow-up can be given to the case.
In the absence of any information from the Palestinian Authority, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged.
The Working Group believes that it no longer has a useful role to play in trying to elucidate the whereabouts of the persons involved, as no follow-up can be given to the cases.
In the light of the further information provided by the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the version of facts as described by the Government has not been challenged or refuted by the source.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, in the context of the allegations made and the response of the Government thereto as well as the observations by the source.
Nevertheless, despite the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, in the light of the allegations made and the response of the Government thereto, as well as the observations by the source.
Nonetheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, in the context of the allegations made and the response of the Government thereto, as well as the observations by the source.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been refuted by the Government.
Nevertheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case in the context of the substantiated allegations made.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Nonetheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an Opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, taking into consideration all the information it has at its disposal.
In the absence of any information from the latter, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Nonetheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to consider the case again and render an opinion on the facts and circumstances in the context of the new substantiated allegations made.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to take a decision on the facts and circumstances of the case, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government.
Nevertheless, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, in the context of the allegations made and the response of the Government thereto.
In the absence of any information from the Government, the Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the cases, especially since the facts and allegations contained in the communication have not been challenged by the Government. 4.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the facts and circumstances of the case, in the light of the allegations made and the response of the Government thereto, as well as the observations by the source.
Furthermore, the Working Group believes that it should conduct further country visits, as they are of great importance to victims of arbitrary detention.