Examples of using The representative continues in English and their translations into Russian
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The Representative continues to be concerned about.
In light of the findings andin accordance with a request by the Commission, the Representative continues to develop an appropriate framework for the protection of internally displaced persons.
The Representative continues to collaborate with country operations as follow-up to his missions and visits.
In accordance with resolution 2005/46 of the former Commission on Human Rights, the Representative continues to receive assistance from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, which is in charge of his secretariat.
The Representative continues his close cooperation with UNHCR, which includes the presence of a colleague in UNHCR offices.
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In collaboration with the Brookings-Bern Project on Internal Displacement,of which he is co-director, the Representative continues to undertake and commission a wide range of policyoriented research on IDPs and related issues.
As in previous years, the Representative continues to receive assistance from OHCHR as requested by the former Commission on Human Rights in paragraph 25 of its resolution 2005/46.
In furtherance of the Secretary-General's call to all States to"promote the adoption of[the GuidingPrinciples on Internal Displacement] through national legislation"(A/59/2005, para. 210), the Representative continues his work on a handbook on national implementation, with support from the Brookings-Bern Project.
For his part, the Representative continues, as requested by the Commission and the General Assembly, to initiate and support seminars on internal displacement and the Guiding Principles.
In accordance with Commission on Human Rights resolution 2005/46 and in the light of Principle 3 of the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.2, annex), which states that national authorities have the primary duty andresponsibility to provide protection and assistance to displaced persons, the Representative continues to place special emphasis on dialogue with government authorities.
In the meantime, the Representative continues to dialogue about the Guiding Principles and their use with Governments in New York and Geneva, at regional seminars and during his country missions.
The Representative continues to receive support from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR), in accordance with the Office's mandate for assistance to special procedures.
As in the past, the Representative continues to have close contacts with the Special Rapporteur on Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Displaced Persons in Africa from the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights.
In the meantime, the Representative continues to dialogue with Governments, including at additional meetings in New York in early 2003, convened by the Government of Switzerland and the Emergency Relief Coordinator.
The Representative continues to carry out a number of capacity-building initiatives, as he considers the dissemination and promotion of the human rights of internally displaced persons to be key in carrying out his mandate.
The Representative continues to be involved in monitoring and promoting greater resource mobilization to address the plight of internally displaced persons, including through his participation in the annual global launches of CAP.
The Representative continues to maintain regular contacts with his African counterpart and hopes to go on mission with him soon to the Sudan in order to gain insight into the situation of displaced persons in Darfur and the pattern of returns in the southern part of that country.
As in previous years, the Representative continued to implement a number of capacity-building initiatives.
The Representative continued to participate actively in the deliberations of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee, at both the level of principals and that of the working group.
The Representative continued to work closely with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), including through the presence of a colleague of the Representative in UNHCR offices.
As in the previous year, the Representative continued to engage in close dialogue with Governments, notably through a number of country missions and working visits.
In line with this, the Representative continued to engage in dialogue with relevant partners within the United Nations system.
The Representative continued to engage with the World Bank and contributed to the development of its new three-year work programme on forced displacement.
The Representative continued to focus on Iraq, which remains the country with the third-largest number of internally displaced persons in the world.
During the period under consideration, the Representative continued the constructive dialogue that he had established with the authorities since his working visits to Turkey in 2005.
During the reporting period, the Representative continued his very close cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, with which he maintains strong ties.
During the reporting period, the Representative continued to work closely with the Brookings-Bern Project, which he co-directs.
The Representative continued to work closely with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA) and with the Emergency Relief Coordinator, one of whose colleagues has the task of supporting the work of the Representative. .
During the period under review, the Representative continued his dialogue with regional organizations and, as far as possible, supported their efforts with a view to better protecting the rights of displaced persons, including by strengthening the normative framework at the regional level.
As in the past, the Representative continued to work closely with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and with the Emergency Relief Coordinator, one of whose colleagues has the task of supporting the work of the Representative. .
