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A reply dated 14 May 2004 was received from Estonia, covering various aspects of resolutions 58/91 to 58/95.
The Chairman informed the Permanent Representative of Switzerland in a reply dated 3 December 2004 that the Committee had discussed the request, had it under consideration and would welcome additional justification and relevant information in support of the request.
In a reply dated 15 December 1997, the State party indicated that the author had exhausted domestic remedies.
The Government of Estonia, in a reply dated 5 August 1996, expressed full support for the proposal that priority consideration should be given to the possible establishment of a permanent forum.
A reply dated 11 May 2004 was received from the Syrian Arab Republic, covering various aspects of resolutions 58/91 to 58/95.
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A reply dated 12 July 2005 was received from Israel, covering various aspects of resolutions 59/117 to 59/120, and reading as follows.
In a reply dated 7 April 2003, the Chairman informed the Permanent Mission of Sierra Leone that the Committee could not agree to the request at that time.
In a reply dated 24 March 2006 the Government recalled that its position was based on the will of the sovereign people and on a clearly realistic solution.
In a reply dated 6 March 2002, the State party disputes the admissibility of the complaint on the grounds that domestic remedies have not been exhausted.
A reply dated 14 July 2005 was received from the Syrian Arab Republic, covering various aspects of resolutions 59/117 to 59/120, and reading as follows.
In a reply dated 17 April 1996 the Government stated that the aforementioned persons had not been detained, nor had any criminal proceeding been conducted against them.
In a reply dated 3 July 2012, the Permanent Mission of the Sudan to the United Nations informed the Committee of its Government's approval of the visas.
In a reply dated 23 February 2010 to a Monitoring Group query on this subject, the Government of Kenya denied that it has provided training for Somali troops.
In a reply dated 8 November 1996 the Government stated that these persons had resisted detention and therefore the police were forced to resort to the use of force.
In a reply dated 16 August 2006, the Government announced that, to prevent the recurrence of similar violations, it was actively pursuing the abolition or revision of this law.
In a reply dated 12 September 2006, the Government reported that in a recent press interview, the husband of one of the Japanese abductees confirmed that his wife was dead.
In a reply dated 8 November 1994, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that"in the case of Dr. Erceg one could in no way refer to discrimination on ethnic grounds.
In a reply dated 8 December 1995, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur of the existence in India of various legal provisions which provided safeguards against the use of torture.
In a reply dated 18 May 2012, H.E. Mr. Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Ambassador and Resident Representative to the IAEA, informed the Director General of Iran's affirmative response regarding the visit.
In a reply dated 26 July 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that the authorities of Peru had taken all necessary measures to guarantee the physical integrity of Salazar Olivares.
In a reply dated 9 October 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that R.S. Alikhadzhiev had not been arrested by federal troops and was not held by the Federal Security Service.
In a reply dated 12 February 2010, the authors reiterate their arguments regarding the admissibility of the communication, including the exhaustion of domestic remedies and the substantiation of the allegations made.
In a reply dated 29 June 2010, the President of the Security Council informed the Chairman that the Security Council had agreed to extend the deadline as requested by the Chairman S/2010/342.
In a reply dated 6 June 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that Nizar Nayouf was receiving appropriate medical care and that he had been transferred to a hospital where he was under medical surveillance.
In a reply dated 14 February 2006, the Chairman conveyed the view of the members of that Committee that the proposed delivery did not include arms and related materiel as referred to in paragraph 4 of resolution 1171(1998) and was therefore not subject to the Committee's consideration.
In a reply dated 11 August 2005, the Chairman conveyed the view of the members of the Committee that such equipment did not constitute arms or related materiel as referred to in paragraph 4 of resolution 1171(1998) and was therefore not subject to the Committee's consideration.
In a reply dated 18 March 1996 the Government stressed that torture as a means of intimidation or extracting confessions from prisoners or witnesses was prohibited and confessions obtained as a result of torture or intimidation were inadmissible in a court of law.
In a reply dated 21 January 2000, the Government of Tunisia informed the Special Rapporteur that Khemaïs Ksila had not been subjected to police surveillance since his release and that no accident involving an administrative vehicle was recorded on 14 December 1999.
In a reply dated 22 August 2007, IAEA informed the Committee that no projects had been added to its technical cooperation programme since the issuance of its first report, and provided an update on technical cooperation and technical assistance activities since 8 March.
In a reply dated 27 March 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that Jamal Amer was sentenced to pay a fine of 5,000 rials as a public disciplinary measure and was prohibited from practising the profession of journalism as an additional penalty which was not a lifelong penalty.