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on Human Rights and attended the debate on the items of the agenda devoted to the issue of Palestine.
Settlement. org offers two sections of their website specifically devoted to the issue of immigrant women and domestic violence including legal definitions
Accordingly, the Seminar had been primarily devoted to the issue of trade and investment,
less specifically devoted to the issue of nanomaterials since 2009.
Moreover, discussions are also under way with a view to creating a national non-governmental organization devoted to the issue of mine clearance,
Though we think that the enforcement measures we have suggested will provide solid support for the implementation of legislation devoted to the issue of pay equity,
chapter 6 of which was devoted to the issue of establishing an Ombudsperson institution.
While the Joint Commission intends to hold soon another extraordinary session devoted to the issue of human rights,
At a meeting devoted to the issue of the parallel economy, the Minister of Industry,
from 15 to 16 April 2009 was devoted to the issue of modalities for the implementation of the Assembly Decision of January 2009 on the Transformation of the African Union Commission into the African Union Authority.
expansion of membership and for proposing the holding of a plenary session of the Conference devoted to the issue of membership expansion.
an expert meeting scheduled for September 2004 will be similarly devoted to the issue of open software.
Discussions devoted to the issue of elaboration of universal and non-discriminatory practical means to increase openness
Recalls its decision to convene, during its sixty-eighth session, a meeting of the General Assembly at the highest appropriate political level devoted to the issue of poverty eradication,
a special edition of Notes for Speakers devoted to the issue of human rights.
Thus, the 2005 report might be devoted to the issue of strengthening the role of cooperatives in the eradication of poverty, in line with the multi-year programme of work of the Commission for Social Development according to which the Commission was to
had been devoted to the issue of neglected diseases,
to in paragraph 26 above, was shown at Headquarters in June in">conjunction with the high-level segment of the 1996 session of the Economic and Social Council devoted to the issue of international cooperation against the illicit production,
of an area devoted to the issue of Domestic Violence,