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The Group referred in particular to so-called"monocultural" policies of those in power which may result in the refusal to recognize and/or respect,
The law before independence assigned about 33 million hectares of the land to so-called black homelands and about 35 million
Legal experts similarly studied the articles of the Penal Code relating to so-called"honour crimes" and a draft for
Lastly, additional clarifications were needed with regard to so-called hybrid courts
With regard to so-called peaceful nuclear explosions,
The sending of mercenaries to so-called hot spots,
property formally registered to so-called"charitable organizations" is in fact owned by the second most important person in the state.
has been one of return to so-called majority areas where the main challenge has been to accelerate physical reconstruction.
And who miraculously returns to so-called perfect health when his body completely sheds its skin.
Repeal legislation relating to so-called"pre-criminal social dangerousness",
banish any trace of discrimination against indigenous cultures and their subordination to so-called Western culture.
They are known to be'untouchable' and subjected to so-called'untouchability practices' in both public
During the last week, Azerbaijan has been circulating statements with regard to so-called illegal transfer of arms to Armenia.
the United Kingdom and France showed their flexibility in the last session of the Conference in relation to so-called exceptional nuclear tests.
Many relocated their head offices to low-wage countries and very often to so-called“export processing zones” EPZs.
She would like to know whether rural women had access to so-called"Crown lands" owned by the State.
is resistant to so-called“nothing at stake” attacks.
The protection those rules afford prisoners of war is sometimes denied to so-called“illegal combatants” by denying their status as prisoners of war.
which refer in contemporary thought to so-called«second nature» of human being.