Examples of using Child delegates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Child delegates, this is your session.
Presentation by two national child delegates of the outcome of the children ' s forum.
Child Delegates: Ms. Marie Claire Umuhoza(Rwanda), Mr. Toukir Amed(Bangladesh).
It was a very good round table, in which all child delegates on the list were given a chance to speak.
Two child delegates set the tone for the round-table discussion.
In addition to Marie-Claire Umuhoza and Toukir Ahmed, the child delegates who opened the meeting, other young delegates told us of their concerns.
Child Delegates: Ms. Caroline Barebwoha(Uganda), Mr. Te Kerei Moka(New Zealand).
On the specific responses to the study on violence against children(A/61/299), several child delegates specifically asked what Member States are doing to follow up the study ' s recommendations.
Child delegates also asked about efforts to prevent HIV-related discrimination, especially as they affect children. .
On the basis of the decisions taken by the General Assembly,the President informed members that two national child delegates would present the outcome of the children ' s forum in the plenary.
Those two child delegates set the tone for the round table discussion.
The Committee also notes that measures have been taken to allowchildren to express their views in the education sector and that child delegates have been given the opportunity to express their views and concerns to the President.
In May 2002, IEDS child delegates participated in the special session of the General Assembly on children.
In addition, the President of the General Assembly, in consultation with the co-chairpersons of each roundtable and Member States, will choose two child delegates per round table, who will each be permitted to present a brief introductory statement on the theme of the round tables in a language of their choice.
Child delegates requested more coordinated efforts to accelerate the reduction of high under-five mortality rates in some regions of the world.
The United Nations Children ' s Fund 's Climate Ambassador Programme enabled 13 child delegates to share their opinions on climate change with Heads of State at the United Nations High-level Summit on Climate Change in 2009.
Child delegates called for a more coordinated international response to these issues, including stronger partnerships with the private sector and the availability of cheaper drugs.
With regard to the response to violence against children, child delegates, Member States and nongovernmental organizations(NGOs) pointed out the need for zero tolerance for violence in school and at home.
We urge our child delegates, as they participate in this follow-up to the special session, to continue to be important players, whose views and actions will condition the world of tomorrow, thereby leading the way to a brighter future.
On child protection and education, child delegates noted that education is an important strategy for addressing violence, abuse and exploitation, including child labour.
On Wednesday, child delegates reminded us that children are not a burden but, rather, an investment. Indeed, they are an investment, a good investment.
Furthermore, child delegates called the attention of delegates to climate change and its long-term implications for the well-being of children. .
The participation of child delegates at this event reflects the same enthusiastic contribution of children and adolescents to the 2002 special session.
In their statement in 2002, child delegates highlighted the importance of ensuring their active, full and meaningful participation, and shared a vision of a world where children would be actively involved in decision-making at all levels and in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating all matters affecting the rights of the child. .
The WVC staff member and three WV child delegates(from Philippines, DRC and Peru) participated in the official roundtables and helped organize the Children ' s Forum(9-10 December 2007); the event was co-hosted by WVI, UNICEF and Save the Children. .
The General Assembly decided to hear a statement by one Child Delegate.
I shall now allow our child delegate Ms. Maher to conclude.
The Child Delegate, Mr. Longeni Matsi(Namibia), addressed the Assembly.
Ms. Johnson(Norway): I yield the floor to Norway ' s child delegate, Ms. Heidi Grande.
If there is no objection, and without setting a precedent,I shall take it that the General Assembly agrees to hear a statement by a child delegate at this opening meeting.