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The present report contains a summary of the Human Rights Council panel discussion on the protection of the family and its members, which was held to address the implementation of States ' obligations under relevant provisions of international human rights law and to discuss challenges and best practices in that regard.
In Paris in January 2013, the Alliance ' s media and migration programmes, in partnership with the Global Editors Network and with the support of the Gulbenkian Foundation, held a high-level seminar convening 35 editors-in-chief, journalists and media and migration experts from Europe and the Mediterranean(representing 27 countries) to discuss challenges, best practices and opportunities in media coverage of migration.
Congress would provide a unique opportunity for Member States and a broad spectrum of practitioners and relevant stakeholders, including civil society and academia, not only to discuss challenges and priorities in crime prevention and criminal justice, but also to highlight the links between crime prevention and criminal justice, the rule of law, human rights protection and sustainable development.
They focus on countries and regions that they consider priorities, and on areas where they have expertise. This is particularly evident at regular" local" meetings, which bring together embassy officials from member States in selected capitals, providing a particularly valuable opportunity for members to discuss challenges and successes of counter-terrorism capacity-building activities from an on-the-ground perspective.
a conference on Right-wing Extremism and Hate Crime: Minorities under Pressure in Europe and Beyond, organized in Oslo by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, which brought together international experts to discuss challenges and possible solutions related to the rise of right-wing extremism and hate crime directed towards minorities in Europe and beyond.
bringing together relevant partners, including the United Nations resident coordinators and other United Nations representatives from the South-East Asia region, and civil society representatives to discuss challenges and best practices in implementing the provisions of the Declaration.
International supervisory community meets to discuss challenges ahead for global bank supervision and regulation.
Press Release- International supervisory community meets to discuss challenges ahead for global bank supervision and regulation.
In Libya, the United Nations provided a forum to discuss challenges facing women ' s access to justice.
Countries in the Latin American and Caribbean region met at the Ibero-American Summit to discuss challenges related to poverty and social exclusion.
(e) The Committee would convene a closed meeting with representatives of individual non-reporting States parties to discuss challenges to timely reporting;
It also supported the suggestion that Pacific island countries should meet the Security Council face to face to discuss challenges relating to international counter-terrorism.
The expert meeting will provide an opportunity to discuss challenges at hand, current developments related to creative economy and implications for developing countries, and to formulate recommendations.
Noting UNFPA commitment to RBM implementation, she added that the AAC was visiting country and regional offices to discuss challenges and offer guidance on enhancing effectiveness and efficiency.
There will be an opportunity for all other religious leaders to congregate together for a two-day meeting to discuss challenges and solutions to issues they face within their communities and parishes.
(d) Convene two subregional expert meetings of practitioners in the selected least developed countries to discuss challenges, lessons learned and best practices of poverty reducing trade strategy development and implementation;
Musawah convened 30 international human rights experts in Rabat, Morocco to discuss challenges within the international human rights system, the United Nations(UN) and the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation(OIC).
an annual event in Des Moines that connects farmers from around the world to discuss challenges and share knowledge.
OHCHR also supported the organization of two meetings of the trainers from the General Department of Prisons and the Police Academy of Cambodia in order to discuss challenges and strategies to improve their training curriculum.
Analytical outputs and meetings delivered in this area of work have provided policymakers with ideas on policy alternatives and various stakeholders and policymakers with an opportunity to discuss challenges, implications and the way forward.