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all detainees(see for example, PAICT), are, on a geographic basis, de facto not available to all detainees(see comments below).
The above recommendation is related to the recommendation issued in paragraph 94 of the report of the Board for the financial period ended 31 December 2007(A/63/5/Add.9)(see comments in section A).
Recommendations for the direct submission of budget proposals by judges to the General Assembly and a delegation of administrative authority to the Chambers have not been implemented.(See comments of the Secretary-General and the Registry(A/54/850, paras. 165-174).).
There has been a concern that the volume of litigation under the new system of justice is larger than that under the former system, and that a culture of litigation may develop(see comments in para. 18, above).
The same reasoning is valid for aliens under detention since they freely maintain contacts with their counsel and with their families(see comments under article 17 of the Convention).
The National Action Plan adopted in response to the UN Security Council Resolution 1325, amongst other things, aims at raising the percentage of women involved in conflict settlement and peace-keeping processes(see comments on Article 3).
See comments under article 9 of the Convention, section A. Article 12 bis of the preliminary section of the Code of Criminal Procedure, referred to therein, provides for public prosecution as a direct consequence of the rule laid down in article 11 of the Convention.
While the SPT is grateful of having received details of a nationwide'Master Plan ',(see comments below), the SPT takes note that details of this plan have been supplied as a substitute to detailed answers requested by the SPT, for example, with respect of the outcomes of investigations(eg. Report para. 90).
The Advisory Committee notes that the proposed cancellation of the shuttle flight between Port-au-Prince and Santo Domingo(see comments in paras. 36-41 above) will necessitate greater use of videoconferencing and information technology to
The authorities concerned are, on the one hand, those concerned with extradition procedures(see comments under article 13, D, and article 16, C(a)), and, on the other, the authorities having criminal jurisdiction(see comments under article 9 of the Convention, A).
the average(or most likely) cash-flows were discounted,[32] as opposed to a more correct state-by-state treatment under uncertainty; see comments under Financial modeling § Accounting.
These two developments have resulted in the questioning of armed action by illegal groups and the formulation of government strategies in the framework of the National Security Act, which contains provisions that contravene international standards and democratic principles(see comments, chaps. VII. B and VIII below).
This amendment requires financial institutions to report any transactions carried out under circumstances that give rise to suspicion that the funds may be intended to finance terrorism, terrorist acts or terrorist organizations(for details see comments on item 1.1. in the Czech Republic ' s fifth report to the CTC submitted under paragraph 6 of resolution 1373(2001)- doc. S/2005/61- and Annex 1 of the present report).
The Confederation and the cantons have taken various measures to enable specific needs to be better taken into account(see comments concerning violence in the couple and in the family, para. 123 ff; trafficking in women, para. 167 ff; vocational training, para. 256 ff; health, para. 367 ff; residence permits, para. 417 ff, or integration into working life, para. 342 ff).
Lastly, the Office disburses a number of cash benefits including unemployment benefits for persons not covered by the scheme administered by the French ASSEDIC system(see comments on article 6), monthly allowances for elderly non-Monegasques, monthly housing allowances for persons in these categories(since 1986), allowances for persons with disabilities(minors, adults unfit for work and adult employees) since 1991, and occasional or temporary assistance.
The legal personality of international organizations constitutes an effective" veil" in two directions: not only does it shield member States from being held responsible by third parties for their conduct within the international organization(on this point, see comments in section K below on the specific questions asked by the International Law Commission), it also, conversely, prevents member States from invoking obligations that are in reality owed to the organization as a distinct subject of international law.
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