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by which the Commission requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to make a thorough study of the violations of human rights by the Government of Iraq, based on all
for which purpose it invited its Chairman to appoint, after consultations with the Bureau, a special rapporteur
At its forty-second session, by resolution 1990/24, the Sub-Commission again requested its Chairman to appoint one of its members to report to it at its forty-fourth session on this subject.
In its resolution 1982/31 it decided for the first time to request its Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur of the Commission whose mandate would be to make a detailed study of the human rights situation in Guatemala.
In its resolution 1993/45, the Commission requested its Chairman to appoint, for a period of three years, an individual of recognized international standing as
of 11 March 1981, it requested its Chairman to appoint a special representative of the Commission with a mandate to investigate the reports about all kinds of grave violations of human rights in El Salvador
At its thirty-eighth session, the Sub-Commission, by resolution 1985/5, decided to suspend the work of the Working Group until further review of its mandate and requested its Chairman to appoint one of its members to report to it at its fortieth session on information received under the resolution.
The Commission, therefore, requests its Chairman to appoint a small group of statistical experts to prepare, in conjunction with the United Nations Development Programme, a report on the accuracy of the statistical information in the Report, focusing on the points raised by the room document authored by Mr. Castles.
At its forty-seventh session, in 1991, the Commission on Human Rights requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to make a thorough study of the violations of human rights committed by the Government of Iraq
At its forty-ninth session, in resolution 1993/69, the Commission requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur of the Commission with a mandate to make a thorough study of violations of human rights by the Government of Equatorial Guinea; in 1993 the Chairman of the Commission appointed Mr. Alejandro Artucio as the Special Rapporteur.
The Commission asked the Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur to investigate firsthand the human rights situation in the former Yugoslavia,
In its resolution S-3/1 of 25 May 1994, the Commission requested its Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur to investigate at first hand the human rights situation in Rwanda
The Commission requests its Chairman to appoint an independent expert on the situation of human rights in the Sudan for a period of one year and requests the independent
At its fifty-first session, in 1995, the Commission on Human Rights called upon its Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur with the task of drawing up a report on the situation of human rights in Burundi for submission to the Commission at its fifty-second session;
in which the Commission requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to make a thorough study of the violations of human rights by the Government of Iraq, based on all
Also in the resolution, the Commission on Human Rights requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to establish direct contact with the Government and with the people of the Sudan
The Commission on Human Rights, in resolution 2004/13 expressed deep concern over the human rights situation in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and requested its Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur to establish direct contact with the Government
by which it requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to investigate at first hand the human rights situation in Rwanda
The Commission requested its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur,
And so the Commission decided, by resolution 1993/60 of 10 March 1993, that the situation of human rights in the Sudan should be examined under public procedures and requested its Chairman to appoint a Special Rapporteur to investigate the situation and to report his findings to the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session and to the Commission on Human Rights at its fiftieth session. On 30 March 1993, the Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights appointed Mr. Gáspár Bíró himself as the Special Rapporteur.