Examples of using Published in the press in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sources: Notifications of the Government to the United Nations Secretary-General dated 16 April and 13 August 1993; communication of the Government to the secretariat of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe dated 11 August 1993; report of the Azerbaijan to the Human Rights Committee(CCPR/C/81/Add.2, paras. 22-24); information published in the press.
Sources: Statement by the observer for Thailand at the forty-third session of the Sub-Commission, on 22 August 1991; letter from the Government dated 22 July 1992, received in reply to the Special Rapporteur ' s request for information of 19 May 1992; information published in the press.
Sources: Letter from the Government dated 30 June 1993, received in reply to Special Rapporteur ' s request for information of 17 June 1993; report on the situation of human rights in Guatemala, prepared by Ms. Monica Pinto, Independent Expert of the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/1994/10, paras. 16-21); information published in the press.
Sources: Report of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Mr. B.W. Ndiaye, on his mission to Peru(E/CN.4/1994/7/Add.2, paras. 16, 21-24, 75, 86-88, 119-120); information published in the press and received from non-governmental organizations.
Sources: Statement by the observer for Thailand at the forty-third session of the Subcommission, on 22 August 1991; letter from the Government dated 22 July 1992, received in reply to the Special Rapporteur ' s request for information of 19 May 1992; information published in the press.
Sources: Information published in the press.
Sources: Information published in the press.
Source: Information published in the press.
Information received from a non-governmental organization and published in the press.
Has this report been published in the press and information media?
Sources: Information received from non-governmental organizations and published in the press.
After each round of talks, an article is published in the press.