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Consequently, the Working Group has decided to issue the following general comment.
Taking into consideration that Mr. Korepanov has been released, andin conformity with paragraph 17(a) of its revised methods of work, the Working Group has decided to file the case.
Based on the foregoing, the Working Group has decided to issue the following general comment.
In order to support its work with regard to specific legal questions related to the draft amendments andthe development of the guidance, the Working Group has decided to establish a small group of legal experts.
Based on the foregoing, the Working Group has decided to issue the following general comment.
The Working Group has decided to issue the following general comment on what it determines to be the proper interpretation of article 18 of the Declaration on the Protection of all Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
Given the character of Mr. Al-Diqqi's detention, the Working Group has decided to render an Opinion on his case, notwithstanding his release.
The Working Group has decided to continue to consult and exchange views with Governments, non-governmental organizations and families concerning these questions, and in its future reports intends to devote particular attention to this issue.
Considering that Mr. Ojike has been released, having examined the information available andwithout prejudging the nature of the detention, the Working Group has decided to file the case of Mr. Ojike in accordance with paragraph 17(a) of its methods of work. .
On this occasion, the Working Group has decided to take account of the Government's reply in rendering its Opinion.
On the basis of the report on the mission, and following consultations with the Special Rapporteur andthe International Committee of the Red Cross, the Working Group has decided to propose to the Special Rapporteur the establishment of a special procedure by the Commission on Human Rights.
Exceptionally, the Working Group has decided, in accordance with its methods of work, to discontinue the consideration of the case.
As of the current year, the Working Group has decided to include a thematic section in its annual reports.
The Working Group has decided to devote particular attention in 2010 to the issues of video and audio surveillance in interrogation rooms, alternatives to detention, the detention of drug users, and a revision of its methods of work. .
Therefore, and due to the Working Group's serious concern regarding the protection of this vulnerable group, the Working Group has decided to formally propose to the Human Rights Council an expansion of its mandate, to include the monitoring of State compliance with their obligations concerning all human rights of detained and imprisoned persons.
The Working Group has decided to devote particular attention in 2010 to the issues of video and audio surveillance in interrogation rooms, alternatives to detention, a revision of its methods of work, and the detention of drug users.
Based on the foregoing, the Working Group has decided to issue this general comment in the following terms.
In addition, the Working Group has decided to deal with all enforced disappearances, regardless of the type of armed conflict that they occurred in.
Given its heavy workload, the Working Group has decided to stagger its follow-up activities in respect of those countries it has visited.
Consequently, the Working Group has decided to call for action by the highest United Nations bodies to tackle that issue and in particular has requested the Security Council to consider referring the matter to the International Criminal Court see para. 32 above.
In this year's report, the Working Group has decided to include every country which has outstanding cases before the Working Group. .
Consequently, the Working Group has decided to call for action by the highest United Nations bodies to tackle the issue and, in particular,has requested the Security Council to consider referring the matter to the International Criminal Court see para. 32 above.
In the circumstances, the Working Group has decided to change its methods of work in order to remedy any errors which might have been made.
When the Committee or the Working Group has decided that a complaint is admissible under article 22 of the Convention, before receiving the State party's reply on the merits, the Committee shall transmit to the State party, through the Secretary-General, the text of its decision together with any submission received from the author of the communication not already transmitted to the State party under rule 109, paragraph 1.
In this year's report, the Working Group has decided to include every country that has outstanding cases before the Working Group. .
In line with this approach, the working group has decided to look into obstacles to development and to the implementation and realization of the right to development, to formulate recommendations on how to eliminate these obstacles, and to propose“concrete and practical measures” as part of a strategy to implement and promote the right to development.
Under the circumstances, the Working Group has decided to request the relevant government officials in those areas to undertake the task of tracing the victims.
Based on its experience of over 30 years, the Working Group has decided to amend the way in which its statistics are counted so that, in exceptional circumstances and for humanitarian reasons, cases may be included in the statistics of a different State from the one in which the enforced disappearance occurred.
When the Committee or the Working Group has decided that a complaint is admissible under article 22 of the Convention, before receiving the State party's reply on the merits, the Committee shall transmit to the State party, through the Secretary-General, the text of its decision together with any submission received from the author of the communication not already transmitted to the State party under rule 115, paragraph 1.
It was reiterated that the Working Group had decided to delete all references to delay.