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Moreover, in accordance with the Act, the Declaration also produced no legal effects for the USSR.
The Declaration also expresses more specific rules on rights to natural resources.
While serving as a timely catalyst for the pursuit of those essential needs,the draft declaration also provided a framework against which international commitments could be nurtured and monitored.
The Paris Declaration also includes a strong commitment to deliver aid more effectively.
The Working Group on the draft declaration also continued to struggle to achieve its goals.
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The Declaration also marks the beginning of a profound transformation of the relationship between the individual and the State.
Closely interrelated with the implementation of the New Urban Agenda andthe 2030 Agenda, this declaration also highlights the contribution of local governments and concretely raises the question of linking the international, national and local agendas.
The Declaration also calls on Governments to"expand the reach of information and communication technologies especially to poor and marginalized populations.
We must emphasize that fact that the Antigua Declaration also recognizes that the issue of the illicit trade in ammunition is intrinsically tied to the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
The Declaration also stressed the need for continued full and close cooperation between regional organizations where issues of a cross-sectoral and interrelated nature are concerned.
The definition of the term"expulsion" contained in the Declaration also covers situations in which the compulsory departure of individuals is achieved by means other than a formal decision or order by the authorities of the State.
The Declaration also reiterated the often-repeated desire of humankind for common security based on collective reliance, at both the national and international levels.
In addition to highlighting the importance of acknowledging social determinants, the Declaration also suggests how the WMA can play a role in addressing them through disseminating medical skills and knowledge and gathering evidence on how physicians can address SDH.
The Declaration also cites the need for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, to be held in Johannesburg in 2002, to address new technologies and fully consider the impact of the revolutions in technology, biology and communication.
It is important to stress that the Antigua Declaration also acknowledges that the illicit traffic in ammunition is intrinsically linked with the illicit traffic in small arms and light weapons; the one has no reason for being without the other.
The Doha Declaration also calls upon the international community to take appropriate local, regional and international action to support and implement these commitments.
The Universal Declaration also refers to the independence of the administration of justice and the guarantees of due legal process which the State must ensure.
The Copenhagen Declaration also refers to information on best practice in the areas of remedies, monitoring, advocacy and education.
The Declaration also explicitly defined the common obstacles for development, such as massive violation of human rights, apartheid, foreign occupation and threats of war.
The Abuja Declaration also contained a commitment to reducing or waiving taxes and tariffs on imported antimalarial medicines, insecticide-treated nets and other essential malaria commodities.
The Declaration also emphasizes the"full right to freedom and self-determination", and its opposition to enslavement, oppression, exploitation, and colonialism.
The Declaration also reflects the common understanding that indigenous peoples' self-determination ordinarily involves not only the exercise of autonomy but also a participatory engagement and interaction with the larger societal structures in the countries in which indigenous peoples live.
The Declaration also sets guidelines on the protocols and programmes of action of what is to become the legally binding Security, Stability and Development Pact to be submitted for adoption at the second Summit of the Conference in Nairobi.
The declaration also points out that the savings and credit cooperatives base their development on savings deposits collected in the community rather than on external sources of financing. This ensures them better control over management of their assets, and in particular their liquidity.
The declaration also called upon the Arab League and the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights to initiate negotiations to explore the possibility of adopting regional protocols aiming at the abolition of the death penalty.
The declaration also reaffirms that our States are partners and are cooperating to advance stability, security and economic integration, so as to counteract together the global threats and challenges existing today and to promote solutions to regional conflicts.
The Declaration also prohibits individual or collective expulsion on discriminatory grounds and establishes the right to join trade unions and the right to safe and healthy working conditions, the right to medical care, the right to social security and the right to education.
The Declaration also takes account of international cooperation issues by reaffirming commitments to increase the volume of official development assistance(ODA) and recognizing the principles adopted in terms of more effective and efficient aid delivery.
The Copenhagen Declaration also gives an overview on information that was shared among national institutions and best practices that they examined during the conference in the areas of remedies, monitoring, advocacy and education.
The preamble of the draft Declaration also adds support to the protection of indigenous traditional knowledge by recognizing"that respect for indigenous knowledge, cultures and traditional practices contributes to sustainable and equitable development and proper management of the environment.