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The representative also highlighted the need to integrate lessons learned in the post-2015 agenda.
The representative also proposed the addition, to be inserted into paragraph 47 in the first sentence after the words" and affordable manner", of the words[in conformity with all human rights and fundamental freedoms].
The Representative also has written to the Commonwealth, an organization of 53 States from all regions of the world, to encourage its member States as well as the organization as a whole to promote and apply the Principles.
The representative also provided information on the" Premio Anaconda", which screens and awards the best indigenous video in Latin America and the Caribbean depicting the values and cultures of indigenous peoples.
The representative also thanked the Governments of Norway, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom for their contributions to further technical capacity assistance under the global programme for sustainable ship recycling.
The representative also drew attention to the Children' s Act 2005, which contained specific provisions against trafficking of children, child marriages, child betrothal and harmful traditional practices.
The representative also informed the Committee that Slovakia had been elected to the Commission on the Status of Women through 1999 and that its representative was currently a vice-chairperson of the Commission.
The Representative also hopes to broaden partnerships with local civil society and international NGOs for help in monitoring implementation of his recommendations and enhancing responses to specific situations.
The Representative also provided a detailed explanation regarding the realized net loss of $467 million recorded during calendar year 2009, noting that the more significant figure had been the unrealized gain of $6.2 billion.
The representative also proposed a dialogue with the Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations at Geneva and this proposal was welcomed by the Observer for the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Representative also welcomes the establishment, within the Ministry of the Interior, of a secretariat responsible for the coordinated implementation of the Compensation Law and the elaboration of plans of action for displaced persons and the returnee programme.
The Representative also strongly recommended that the displaced be given the option of voluntarily acquiring the citizenship of Montenegro and welcomed the fact that a draft citizenship law envisaged the possibility of the naturalization of Serbian nationals.
The representative also referred to the international conference on child labour which was to be convened from 27 to 30 October in Oslo by the Government of Norway, in collaboration with ILO and UNICEF.
The representative also noted that the figure of 300 used to delimit substances of low GWP was at variance with the figure of 150 used in European Union regulations, creating potential confusion.
The representative also stressed the importance of agreeing on an effective and focused fundraising strategy to support UNCTAD technical assistance activities, diversify the donor base and attract funds.
The representative also distributed copies of a new booklet, entitled“Separated Children in Europe Programme: Statement of Good Practices”, prepared in cooperation with the International Save the Children Alliance.
The representative also noted the challenge of developing and accumulating knowledge and expertise on asset recovery and building mutual trust among practitioners in that field.
The representative also informed the Committee about the training received by members of Parliament in 2000 as a background to the elaboration of legislation regarding violence against women and women' s rights.
The representative also expressed concern that the terms“ethnocide” and“cultural genocide” in article 7 were not clear concepts that could be usefully applied in practice.
The representative also pointed out that Guamians were Americans and generally viewed their citizenship-- and the administering Power' s military-- as an integral part of their lives.