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Council members were also concerned by information regarding the human rights situation in Guinea-Bissau.
Mr. van BOVEN agreed that the matter might be discussed by the chairpersons of the treaty bodies, since they were also concerned.
Some representatives were also concerned that the Commission extensively delegated its tasks to the Secretariat.
Most countries were concerned about excessive rules and procedures anda lack of transparency, and were also concerned that information on new procedures was not transmitted to Governments effectively.
Biologists were also concerned over the high rate of disappearance of a number of species as a result of anthropogenic activities.
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The Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and the Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical andmental health were also concerned with regard to Roma women who had been subjected to forced sterilization.
Women were also concerned that data collection methods do not always showmake visible or measure their contribution to the economy.
Many major corporations were very interested in the possibilities but they were also concerned that they did not lose the level of quality in the end deliverables that free-flow development could give rise to.
They were also concerned that the person might smuggle the diamonds out of Liberia if they did not issue a certificate.
As indicated in the letter dated 8 November 2007 from the President of the Security Council to the Secretary-General, the members of the Council expressed their ongoing concern with respect to the slow andnon-provision of confirmations of arrival by the Government of Iraq and were also concerned that there were expired letters of credit for which there were claims of delivery from the suppliers.
Some members of the Committee were also concerned at the fact that accused persons were being tried by the Special Criminal Court without a jury.
They were also concerned by discrimination against CIS countries in technology, particularly in the area of export agreements.
CEDAW and the HR Committee were also concerned that such violence appears to be socially legitimized and is accompanied by a culture of silence and impunity.
They were also concerned about reports that the territory of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia had been shot at from the territory of Kosovo.
Members of the Security Council were also concerned by the grave humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, the continuing sheltering of terrorists, as well as by dimensions of illegal drug trafficking in the areas controlled by the Taliban.
They were also concerned at the possible consequences that continuation of the current situation might have for the maintenance of peace and stability in the region.
At the time of the Special Rapporteur's visit, officials- who were also concerned by these marriage practices- stated that they would be considering a number of reforms to address these problems, including requiring that a civil marriage be performed before any religious marriage is undertaken.
They were also concerned about the difficulty of ensuring birth registration of the most vulnerable children in the north and north-east.
Joint submission 5(JS5)and HRW were also concerned about the high rate of non-conflict deaths in the armed forces and that some findings of"suicide" may have been used to shield perpetrators of violence.
They were also concerned over the staffing and structure of DPKO and DFS and emphasized the need to identify suitable candidates to address the imbalances.
Participants were also concerned with the question of whether these goals might be best achieved by gender mainstreaming or by other methods.
They were also concerned with its limited sector of activities and wondered whether the organization could truly contribute to the work of the Economic and Social Council.
They were also concerned that those who had given up some of their land to make way for the villages seldom received compensation, which caused tension and potential conflict.
They were also concerned that mandates approved after the adoption of the budget outline had not been fully included in the budget proposal before the Committee.
They were also concerned about the number of posts proposed for abolition and the negative impact that might have on the capacity of ECLAC to implement its programme of work.
We were also concerned about the dangers of the politicization of one of the most effective humanitarian instruments that the international community has been able to devise.
Women were also concerned with the future of the country, particularly peacemaking and peace-building, the promotion of the values of peace, human rights, tolerance, political dialogue and understanding.
Council members were also concerned over reports of military movements by the Rwandan Patriotic Army and the Rally for Congolese Democracy-Goma faction that threatens the town of Ikela.
They were also concerned to note that, during the period covered by the report, matters of equal importance were not given equal attention, creating the impression of selectivity on the part of the Council.
We were also concerned that the Convention could undermine existing obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
