Examples of using The model protocol in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Model Protocol Additional to Safeguards Agreements between State(s) has been concluded.
We look forward to approval by the IAEA Board of Governors of the model protocol to safeguards agreements(part II 93+2).
We share the view that the Model Protocol can become fully effective only if implemented by all States parties to IAEA safeguards agreements.
We welcome this important achievement and will duly incorporate the provisions of the model protocol into our national laws and regulations for prompt implementation.
However, Pakistan, as a country not party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT),is not obliged to accept the measures of safeguards in the Model Protocol.
Following that vocation, we have recently signed an additional protocol to our safeguardsagreements with IAEA, based on the model protocol adopted by that agency.
Australia played a prominent role in the negotiation of the Model Protocol and was the first country to ratify an additional protocol in 1997.
We welcome the fact that 29 countries, including three nuclear-weapon States,have signed the Model Protocol and that one of them has already started its implementation.
Since 1993, China has actively participated in the negotiations on a model additional protocol to the IAEA Safeguards Agreement,and made important contributions towards the completion of the model protocol.
We believe that the internationalcommunity should be moving towards declaring the Model Protocol as constituting the Agency's safeguards system prescribed in the NPT.
In this regard, we call particularly upon India, Pakistan and Israel to conclude the additional protocols without any delay, especially in order to assume responsibilities in the field of export controls andother key elements contained in the Model Protocol.
I am pleased toreport to the General Assembly that in May of this year, the Model Protocol was adopted by consensus by the Agency ' s Board of Governors and a number of States have already signed it.
At its special session on 15 May1997 the IAEA Board of Governors approved the Model Protocol Additional to Safeguards Agreements, considerably broadening and deepening the powers of the IAEA.
OHCHR, together with UN-Women, convened three validation workshops on the model protocol for the investigation of femicide in Latin America, which aimed at increasing the integration of gender aspects throughout such investigations.
Key to our ability to be able to use these tools to maximum effect is that all States accept comprehensive safeguards, andthat they subscribe also to the enhanced verification measures contained in the Model Protocol Additional to safeguards agreements.3 Paragraph 8 of resolution 54/54 G acknowledges this.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur wishes to refer to the Model Protocol for Disinterment and Analysis of Skeletal Remains, included in the Manual for the Effective Prevention and Investigation of Extra-legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions, a United Nations publication.
All States that do not have comprehensive Safeguards Agreements in place, and especially the nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty,should adopt the maximum number of measures identified in the Model Protocol that would help contribute to the effectiveness and the efficiency of safeguards.
He drew the Government ' s attention to the Model Protocol for Disinterment and Analysis of Skeletal Remains, included in the Manual for the Effective Prevention and Investigation of Extra-legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions(ST/CSDHA/12 and Corr.1), a document elaborated in 1991 by the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch of the United Nations Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs.
All States that do not have comprehensive Safeguards Agreements in place, and especially the nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty,should adopt the maximum number of measures identified in the Model Protocol that would help contribute to the effectiveness and the efficiency of safeguards.
In this context, the Special Rapporteurs wish to refer to the Model Protocol for Disinterment and Analysis of Skeletal Remains, included in the Manual for the Effective Prevention and Investigation of Extra-legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions(ST/CSDHA/12 and Corr.1), a document disseminated by the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch of the United Nations Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs.
IAEA has made clear that it cannot provide credible assurances in the absence of undeclared nuclearactivities in a State without the additional authorities contained in the Model Protocol Additional to the Agreements between State(s) and the International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards(INFCIRC/540).
In conclusion, from the point of view of States, the model protocol for the effective investigation of femicide in Latin America is important in that it will reflect the recommendations of the most relevant experts, thereby helping States to conduct effective investigations to control the numerous cases of impunity for crimes of extreme violence and femicide in the region and to prevent such impunity in the future.
We also note that at the IAEA Board of Governors meeting in May 1997 all of us made commitments to negotiate Additional Protocols orother legally binding agreements incorporating those measures provided for in the Model Protocol that each of us has identified as capable of contributing to the non-proliferation and efficiency aims of the protocol and as consistent with our obligations under article I of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
(c) Prof. Eungprabhanth of Mahidal University commented that the Model Protocol for a Legal Investigation of Extra-legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions offered a good basis to improve medico-legal services in Thailand. He also indicated that expertise in comparative law and medico-legal services could be of potential benefit to Thailand in reviewing domestic law concerning forensic services and, in particular, post mortem inquest law.