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The Working Group notes with concern the  large funding gap for the  UNRWA regular budget in 2006 and reiterates that it is the  responsibility of the  international community to ensure that UNRWA services are maintained at an acceptable level in quantitative and qualitative terms
The Working Group notes with concern that the  transfers that the  three persons experienced before being detained in Yemen occurred outside the  confines of any legal procedure, such as extradition, and do not allow the  individuals access to counsel
The Working Group notes with concern the  large funding gap anticipated for UNRWA ' s regular budget in 2008
While these efforts by the  United Nations system, African countries themselves, and the  international community are commendable, the Working Group notes with concern that human resource capacity in many African countries remains weak and inadequate to respond to the  challenges of the  twenty-first century.
The Working Group notes with concern that a consistent pattern of arbitrary arrests and detention is emerging in Saudi Arabia as well as a lack of response on the  part of the  Government by not availing of the  opportunity of responding to allegations set forth by the  source in cases alleging arbitrary detention presented to this Group. .
The Working Group notes with concern that Mr. Mbonimpa ' s arrest took place in violation, inter alia, of article 9, paragraph 2, of the  International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which stipulates that anyone who is arrested shall be informed, at the  time of arrest, of the  reasons for his arrest and shall be promptly informed of any charges against him.
The Working Group notes with concern that one of the  detainees, Mr. Mehraj-ud Din Khanday is a minor,
The Working Group notes with concern a consistent pattern of arrest and detention of persons exercising their basic human rights, in particular their right to freedom of opinion, expression and association(see, for instance, opinions No. 22/2008, No. 36/2008, 37/2008, No. 2/2011, No. 10/2011 and No. 30/2011 of the Working Group). .
The Working Group notes with concern that the  detention of Mr. Al-Kuwari with  no attempt at charging him with  a specific offence and subsequent release without
The Working Group notes with concern that a consistent pattern of arbitrary arrests and detention is emerging in Saudi Arabia as well as of silence on the  part of the  Government by not availing itself of the  opportunity of responding to allegations set forth by the  source in cases alleging arbitrary detention presented to this Group. .
The Working Group notes with concern that a consistent pattern of arbitrary arrests and detention is emerging in Saudi Arabia as well as of silence on the  part of the  Government by not availing itself of the  opportunity of responding to allegations set forth by the  source in cases alleging arbitrary detention presented to this Group. .
The Working Group notes with concern that it has transmitted three prompt intervention letters during the  reporting period concerning the  alleged excessive use of force and arrest of relatives of victims of enforced disappearances participating in peaceful protests(see A/HRC/WGEID/100/1, para. 9, and A/HRC/WGEID/101/1, paras. 9- 10).
The Working Group notes with concern that it has transmitted four prompt intervention letters during the  reporting period concerning the  alleged intimidation of and reprisals against human rights defenders who work  on the  issue of enforced disappearances(A/HRC/WGEID/99/1, para. 123; A/HRC/WGEID/100/1, para. 94; A/HRC/WGEID/103/1, paras. 154- 155).
The Working Group noted with concern the  decreasing number of registrations of objects launched into outer space in the  past few years.
In addition, the Working Group noted with concern abusive treatment of the  wives, children and relatives of political opponents and prisoners.
The Working Group noted with concern the  continued discrimination against indigenous groups,  in particular women and children.
The Working Group noted with concern remaining discriminatory provisions against women in national legal systems.
The working group noted with concern that tax reimbursements for UNJSPF staff are currently charged to the  resources of the  Pension Fund ' s approved budget.
The working group noted with concern the  significant increase in the  contractual services, especially the  increase of approximately $6 million in the  ICCrelated service costs.
The Working Group noted with concern the  widespread repression in the  context of conflict situations which resulted in gross human rights violations that sometimes amounted to genocide, leading to physical and psychological abuses of women, including rape.