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Throughout 2005, the Task Force continued to support a number of activities initiated in previous years.
The task force continued to attack, fighting numerous engagements with elements of multiple Iraqi divisions throughout the 27th and into the morning of the 28 February.
During the reporting period, the Special Investigative Task Force continued to consolidate and analyse information obtained from institutional sources.
The Task Force continued to engage with injured parties, victim advocacy groups and individuals in order to gather information useful for the investigation.
In its exchanges with the Government authorities of South Sudan, the task force continued to bring my recommendations and the conclusions of the Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict to their attention.
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The Task Force continued its collaboration with the International Council for Caring Communities(ICCC), sponsoring a conference on the theme" Age of connectivity: harnessing the generations", held in New York on 11 February 2004.
During the reporting period, the HIV/AIDS Global Fund task force continued to develop technical documents necessary to commence implementation of a five-year project.
The Maritime Task Force continued to patrol and conduct maritime interdiction operations along the Lebanese coastline.
Following the feedback from the Working Group, the task force continued in 2009 and 2010 to develop a full set of attributes, criteria, sub-criteria and indicators.
The UNIFIL Maritime Task Force continued to carry out its dual mandate of maritime interdiction operations in support of the Lebanese authorities and training of the Lebanese Navy.
Throughout the reporting period, the country task force continued to receive reports of recruitment and use of children by non-State armed groups in Myanmar.
The country task force continued to advocate with the Government at the highest levels to facilitate access to non-State armed groups for the purposes of dialogue to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children.
The Government-led Pretrial Detention Task Force continued its efforts to address delays in the criminal justice system and developed an action plan.
The UNIFIL Maritime Task Force continued to carry out its dual mandate of conducting maritime interdiction operations and training the Lebanese Armed Forces. .
In the field of human rights, the Human Rights Task Force continued to meet on a regular basis and has established subcommittees to address problems requiring more coordinated action.
The UNIFIL Maritime Task Force continued to carry out maritime interdiction operations in the area of maritime operations and training of Lebanese navy personnel.
During the reporting period, the Special Investigative Task Force continued its strong cooperation with judicial and law-enforcement authorities in the region, which has led to good progress in its investigative and operational activities.
The UNIFIL Maritime Task Force continued to carry out its dual mandate of conducting maritime interdiction operations and training the Lebanese naval forces. .
In 2012, the IASC Task Force continued to provide technical support to implement workplans.
The UNIFIL maritime task force continued to carry out its dual mandate of conducting maritime interdiction operations and training of Lebanese naval forces. .
The UNMIS electoral task force continued to track developments on the census and to engage with international partners on planning for electoral assistance activities.
The UNIFIL maritime task force continued to carry out its dual mandate of conducting maritime interdiction operations and training of Lebanese naval forces. .
The UNIFIL Maritime Task Force continued to carry out its dual mandate of conducting maritime interdiction operations in the area of maritime operations and training Lebanese navy personnel.
During 2012, the Task Force continued to closely monitor, discuss and report on IPSAS implementation and post-implementation issues common to United Nations system organizations.
During the reporting period, the country task force continued to verify incidents of child recruitment and other grave violations by the Myanmar Armed Forces(Tatmadaw) and other parties to the conflict.
The Special Investigative Task Force continued working pursuant to its mandate to investigate allegations contained in the report by the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, on illicit trafficking in human organs.
During the reporting period, the task force continued its work to develop a Secretariat-wide policy for accessibility, to enable full and effective participation of persons with disabilities in all aspects of the work of the United Nations.
However, the country task force continued to advocate with the Government and with non-State armed groups to include the protection of children affected by armed conflict as an important aspect of ceasefire negotiations and peace talks.
Invoking this provision, the country task force continued to advocate with the Government to engage in dialogue with non-State parties on prevention of recruitment and other grave violations against children, as well as greater access for monitoring.
The Special Investigative Task Force continued with its investigation into the allegations contained in the January 2011 report by the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, entitled" Inhuman treatment of people and illicit trafficking in human organs in Kosovo".