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The OSCE experts were informed about it.
Experts were informed about the suspension of formal negotiations still being in effect.
During their meeting with the Quito authorities, the experts were informed that Afro-descendents living in the national capital also suffer from high levels of poverty.
Experts were informed that the drawings and specifications of the FlexPLI would be needed before the regulatory text can be approved by GRSP and adopted by WP.29 and AC.3.
During the country visit, the governmental experts were informed that the Ministry of Justice in Sao Tome and Principe is the central authority responsible for mutual legal assistance.
The experts were informed that Afro-Ecuadorians lack a strong and cohesive civil society movement to represent and advance their interests.
Despite this, during many of their meetings, the experts were informed that Afro-Ecuadorians still face reduced access to fundamental services such as health care, education and adequate housing.
The experts were informed that women of African descent are particularly affected by certain skin diseases.
In one of these communities, the experts were informed that drinking water had only recently been introduced and only then as a result of the collective efforts of the residents themselves.
The experts were informed about the preparatory process for that conference, which is scheduled to take place in Almaty Kazakhstan.
During its meeting with the Quito authorities, the experts were informed that, although the education programme is managed at the national level, they are currently working on a municipal ordinance that will ensure places in local schools for students from disadvantaged groups, such as the Afro-Ecuadorian population.
The experts were informed that over 50 per cent of women of African descent who have employment engage in unstable, informal jobs.
The experts were informed that Afro-Ecuadorians lack a strong and cohesive civil society movement to represent and advance their interests.
The experts were informed on several occasions that Ecuadorians of African descent are often caricatured and ridiculed in the media.
The experts were informed about studies conducted in a number of countries in an attempt to measure the impact and gains of trade facilitation.
The experts were informed of difficulties faced by Afro-Ecuadorian families when seeking rented accommodation because of racist attitudes on the part of landlords.
The experts were informed that a police superintendant had been sanctioned over the incident, but not the officer who was in charge of the operation.
The Working Group experts were informed that CODAE is the national institution that formulates State policy for issues related to Ecuadorians of African descent.
The experts were informed that Afro-Ecuadorian history and the contributions made by Ecuadorians of African descent to Ecuadorian culture do not figure greatly in the school syllabus.
GRSP experts were informed that WP.29 had agreed to transmit the proposal for Draft Rule No. 2(TRANS/WP.29/2003/16) to its subsidiary Working Parties for consideration TRANS/WP.29/909, para. 160.
The experts were informed that more than 11.6 per cent of the incarcerated population is of African descent when, as has already been noted, Afro-descendents account for just over 5 per cent of the Ecuadorian population.
The experts were informed that members of illegal armed groups from Colombia are crossing into Ecuador and pressuring farmers to sell their land and recruiting young men from Afro-descendent communities.
The experts were informed that four Ecuadorians of African decent had been elected to Parliament at the last elections; however, that number is not representative of the percentage of the Ecuadorian population of African decent.
The experts were informed that the National Ombudsman's Office had taken action in the case of a racist radio advertisement in the lead-up to the last elections, referring the case to the relevant electoral body.
The experts were informed that currently the particular health problems that are of most concern for people of African descent are obesity, heart disease, infant mortality, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and certain cancers.
The experts were informed that there were no health clinics, public schools or childcare services in either of the communities visited and that the residents themselves, with the help of NGOs, meet their basic needs in whichever way they can.
The experts were informed that strategies to reduce poverty and enhance access to fundamental services are implemented on the basis of identified geographical necessity, rather than being directed at specific sectors of society, such as people of African descent.
In a meeting with academics, the experts were informed that, since 1988, the culture and specific educational needs of indigenous people have been systematically recognized, but not those of Afro-descendents, who have generallybeen viewed in terms of how closely they approximate to the indigenous or mestizo cultures.
At the 160th WP.29 session, the experts were informed by the representative of the United States of America that GRSP was expected to recommend that Amendment 2(Phase 2) of the gtr on pedestrian safety, aimed at including the FlexPLI and the definition of the head form impact point into the gtr No. 9 test as well as into Regulation No. 127.
The expert was informed that, on 23 August 2001, seven sultans had been arrested and released, and a further 18 detained for eight days.