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States continued to be free to take positions.
Thematic discussions on small island developing States continued.
Some States continued to be selective in their emphasis of certain rights.
Draft resolutions A/C.2/67/L.7 and L.42:International Year of Small Island Developing States continued.
However, certain States continued to advocate for such rights in a selective manner.
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The Fit for Children network in the Small Island Developing States continued to facilitate learning sharing and exchanges.
States continued to face challenges in registering all births and marriages.
More than a year after the debate had begun, States continued to have differences of emphasis that prevented agreement.
States continued their discussions to promote better implementation of the Biological Weapons Convention.
Some observers expressed regret that some States continued to deny the presence of indigenous peoples within their borders.
States continued to try to develop clandestine weapons programmes and terrorists were seeking nuclear materials.
Agenda item 94(d):Further implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States continued.
It recognized that many States continued to require assistance in implementing such resolutions.
The United Kingdom was responsible for foreign affairs anddefence of the federation, whilst the states continued to be responsible for their domestic policies.
It was noted that some States continued to value nuclear deterrence as the ultimate guarantor of security.
Great subregional differences in Asia were reflected in the impact andscope of South-South cooperation, but all States continued to be strongly engaged in cooperative processes.
However, certain States continued to impose excessive restrictions on the export of nuclear materials for peaceful purposes.
Providing authoritative nuclear security guidance and advice to States continued to be central to the nuclear security efforts of IAEA.
States continued to have obligations to prevent and investigate human rights violations in private prisons as well as in public ones.
The Movement expressed difficulty in understanding how some States continued to object to the substance of the right to development or a legally binding framework.
States continued to be preoccupied with strengthening the regulation of both regular and irregular migration.
Although the strategic environment was changing, many States continued to maintain the postures that existed at the end of the cold war and the reliance on nuclear deterrence.
States continued to make progress in concluding bilateral, regional or multilateral agreements aimed at suppressing illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
The trend in State practice, noted in previous annual reports, that States continued to adopt or modify their legislation in accordance with the provisions of the Convention, has slowed down during this reporting year.
Although Member States had long stressed the importance of constructive dialogue andcooperation rather than confrontation in the area of human rights, some States continued to table resolutions targeting specific countries.
During the reporting period, States continued to seek new ways to implement their obligations under resolution 1540 2004.
Some States continued to prevent the Special Committee from doing its work and did not allow it to send visiting missions to those Territories.
MERCOSUR and its associated States continued to advance regional cooperation within the framework of the various Space Conferences of the Americas.
Yet, most States continued to report significant challenges in guaranteeing access to adequate health-care services without discrimination.
It was regrettable that certain States continued to politicize human rights and submit country-specific resolutions to the Human Rights Council.