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The Working Group is convinced that the duties of the armed forces are different from those of the police force.
It is evident from the foregoing that the Working Group is convinced that ending impunity for the perpetrators of enforced or involuntary disappearances is a circumstance pivotal, not only to the pursuit of justice, but to effective prevention.
The Working Group is convinced of the value of the 1503 procedure as a channel for individuals and groups to bring their concerns about alleged human rights violations directly to attention.
Therefore, on the basis of the information available to it the Working Group is convinced that Cao Maobing is being detained for having peacefully exercised his right to freedom of opinion and expression, as guaranteed by article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Working Group is convinced that the realization of the right to development is a long-term undertaking, characterized by its duration and requiring perseverance and sustained efforts on the part of the international community as a whole.
In addition, the Working Group is convinced that development partnerships should go beyond relationships between Governments and multilateral institutions to include civil society organizations E/CN.4/2005/25, para. 45.
The Working Group is convinced of the need to continue and complete, by all appropriate means, the dialogue with the treaty bodies, jointly or separately, with a view to strengthening measures for the realization of the right to development.
The Working Group is convinced that well-thought-out policies and actions directed at breaking the vicious cycle of increasing poverty that gives rise to conflict are among the essential preventive measures to consider in this regard.
The Working Group is convinced that well thought-out policies and actions directed at breaking the vicious cycle of increasing poverty that gives rise to conflict are among the essential preventive measures to consider in this regard.
The Working Group is convinced that well-thoughtout policies and actions directed at breaking the vicious cycle of increasing poverty giving rise to conflict are among the essential preventive measures to consider in this regard.
The Working Group is convinced that States must take action and pursue policies that reduce de facto inequalities and help groups facing deep-rooted discrimination to overcome their adverse situation vis-à-vis other members of the community.
The Working Group is convinced that complaints mechanisms should be strengthened and that complaints about discrimination against people of African descent by law enforcement officers must be investigated with the utmost seriousness by the relevant bodies.
For this reason, the Working Group is convinced that Thadeus Nguyen Van Ly has been arrested and detained only for his opinions, in violation of article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and of article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Viet Nam is a party.
Nevertheless, the Working Group is convinced by the fact that on 13 January 1994 the lawyer lodged a written complaint about the matter with the Special Investigations Department of the Attorney-General's Office and that the matter was also reported by the Congressional Peace-Coordinator on 17 January 1994.
The Working Group is convinced that, without a long-term strategy benefiting from the effective contribution of all the players, first States and then the international organizations and non-governmental organizations concerned, it is difficult to envisage, even in the more or less distant future, the attainment of so ambitious an objective as universal enjoyment of the right to development.
While the Working Group is convinced that a strengthening of international cooperation and solidarity is essential for universal realization of the right to development, it is aware than there are major weaknesses in the ability of the United Nations system to make this cooperation effective and sufficiently strong to solve the acute problems currently facing the international community.
The working group was convinced that closer cooperation between Governments, United Nations bodies and other international organizations and NGOs was needed in order to ensure better protection to children and prevent them from participating in armed conflicts.
The informal working group was convinced that technical safety requirements addressing the cylinders only would not be sufficient and should be linked to requirements for owners and filling centres to guaranty high quality treatment, maintenance and use of the cylinders.
On this basis, the Working Group was convinced that the use of MERs"remained the least unsatisfactory approach"(ibid., para. 87) and considered it, in principle, to be currently the most practical and appropriate means of converting national currency data into a* Previously issued as document A/CN.2/R.588.
We are convinced that the Working Group is now at a stalemate.
Angola is convinced that the Open-ended Working Group on Security Council reform is an appropriate instrument for greater reform efforts within the Security Council, especially if all Member States participate fully in its deliberations.
Finally, after a six-year debate in the Working Group, we are convinced that it is high time for all of us to try to bridge the existing gap that prevents us from making tangible progress.
CELAC was convinced that the establishment of a working group on the issue was the path to follow on the way to a possible convention.
Mr. Rivera Mora(Observer for El Salvador), speaking on behalf of the Group of Latin American andCaribbean States(GRULAC), said that GRULAC had participated with enthusiasm in the informal working group and was convinced that Member States could identify future opportunities and resources, maximize and enhance the Organization's experience and raise its profile.
Mr. Smedinghoff(United States of America) said that his delegation had been comfortable with the text of draft paragraph 3(b)at the last session of the Working Group but had since been convinced by consultations with other parties in the United States and by the comments submitted by Canada and Singapore that the draft paragraph should be deleted.
The Working Group was satisfied by the convincing arguments of the source, which were supported by legal texts, that under the laws of Cambodia the military tribunal did not have jurisdiction to adjudicate in Mr. Cheam's case.
As Munir was never arrested and the source has not provided the Group with any convincing material that he was, the Working Group has no choice but to file his case.
The Government is not, however, convinced that the understanding of the Working Group expressed in the second sentence of paragraph(2) of the Commentary is adequately reflected in the provision.
The Working Group noted, but is not convinced by, the arguments of the Government that the detention of Mr. Zhang is not arbitrary because in taking the decision to commit him to an RTL facility, the relevant laws have been respected.
The Working Group is not convinced that the detentions of these persons are indeed triggered by anti-State and terrorist activities posing a threat to the State as the detentions(except in two cases) were not followed to their logical conclusion of sentencing and end up being let off by the Judiciary every few months.