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Human rights defenders(2011, the Government is considering its reply).
The Working Group thanked the Government of Morocco for its reply to the urgent appeal of 3 October 2011.
In its reply, the Government stated that" the competent authorities have no information about the fate and whereabouts of Messrs. Bahrah".
The Member State consulted shall give its reply within two months.
In its reply to the list of questions formulated by the Mission, the Palestinian Authority did not provide any information in this respect.
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Colombia ratified the Convention on 11 July 2012, after it had submitted its reply for the present report.
The Government added in its reply of 13 July 2011 that Mr. Al-Hassani had been sentenced to three years of imprisonment for violating Syrian law.
Girat mentioned this amount and loss element in its Statement of Claim and its reply to the article 34 notification.
In its reply of 24 June 1999, Finland informed the Secretary-General that it had begun preparations for the ratification of the Fish Stocks Agreement.
(29) The State party isrequested to communicate to the Committee within one year its reply to the recommendations made in paragraphs 5, 6, 7, 10 and 12 of the present concluding observations.
In its reply, the Government alleges that Mr. Al-Khodri was detained on 30 June 2004 for illegally entering Saudi Arabia across Iraqi borders.
In its reply dated 1 February 1999 the Committee indicated that Iraq ' s comments would be reflected in the Committee ' s biennial report in accordance with article 45(d) of the Convention.
In its reply of 14 November 2000, the State party submits that the application is inadmissible, because it lacks the minimum substantiation as required by article 22 of the Convention.
In its reply, the Government of Bulgaria also noted that it did not have any information on the production or sale of the remaining two AK-47s of the RPG-7 rocket launcher referenced by the Panel.
In its reply to question No. 107, the Government referred to the passage of the Local Government Code of 1991, which promoted the decentralization of services from the national to the local government units.
In its reply, the Government explains that the judicial body known as the Justice Council is chaired by the president of the court of cassation, and is composed of four judges of that court, who serve as its members.
In its reply dated 22 June 2005, the Government of the Philippines stated that while there was no recorded information on the existence of mercenaries in the Philippines, there had been reports on alleged foreign terrorists.
The Government, in its reply dated 7 October 2013, stated that these alleged cases form part of a political plot against the People ' s Democratic Republic of Korea by the authorities in the Republic of Korea.
The Committee, in its reply of 6 February, stated that the transfer of the materiel in question constituted a violation of the export ban on arms and related materiel set out in paragraph 5 of resolution 1747(2007).
Ms. Begum noted that in its reply to the list of issues and questions, the State Party had reported that the percentage of protection orders granted to foreign women had risen from 30.2 in 2005 to 36.9 in 2008.
Costa Rica in its reply provided information on the work of the International Cooperation Division within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the objectives of the work of that Division and on particular projects funded through international cooperation.
In its reply, the Government of Sri Lanka condemned the killing of Krishanty Kumaraswamy and stated that the case did not represent a pattern since recent military operations had been conducted without major civilian casualties and collateral damage.
At the time it filed its reply to interrogatories from the Panel, the Bank of Turkey also sought to amend its stated claim amount to correct certain interest calculations and to add interest from the claim date to maturity on the notes.
In its reply to the article 15 notification submitted in January 2001, Bangladesh Consortium withdrew part of the claim that was reclassified as financial losses, which related to an alleged loss of cash on hand and in bank accounts.
In its reply to a request for further information and evidence submitted in December 2001, Engineering-Science reduced the amount of its claim related to its employees detained in Kuwait from USD 97,805 to USD 26,573.