Examples of using The special representative notes in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Special Representative notes that, according to the press, one senior cleric continues to incite such conduct even to the point of urging the disregard of the established laws of the country.
In terms of legislation, the Special Representative notes that with the assistance of foreign legal experts, the Ministry of Justice completed the drafting of the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Penal Code to be adopted by Parliament.
The Special Representative notes that Cambodia is a party to many international human rights treaties and calls for the application and enforcement of these treaties through the legislative and judicial process.
The Special Representative notes that this remains, nonetheless, an extrajudicial measure and recommends that these decisions be returned to the judiciary, with appropriate legal safeguards, as soon as possible.
The Special Representative notes the linkage with other draft laws such as a national law on an ombudsman, a law on local self-government and a law on anti-discrimination.
The Special Representative notes that the majority of human rights concerns continue to be rooted in discrimination based on ethnicity, political affiliation, national origin, gender, or various intersections thereof.
The Special Representative notes that the name of Said Mortazari continues to show up in press stories about the most egregious conduct of the Judiciary(see para. 11).
The Special Representative notes that the findings of the National Police investigation into the 31 cases of alleged torture differ in matters of fact from those described in the original report.
The Special Representative notes that some Governments have made efforts to ensure that domestic legislation reflect State obligations contained in the Declaration and other international human rights standards.
Finally, the Special Representative notes the establishment of the first post-revolution association of Iranian writers, translators, poets and researchers under the title Iran Pen Association.
The Special Representative notes that the 1996 report of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the question of religious intolerance referred to similar doubts among the Christian community at the time.
The Special Representative noted a few positive steps taken by the Government.
The Special Representative noted that the French intervention had been widely welcomed in the region.
The Special Representative noted that cooperation with the police had not yet started.
The Special Representative noted that very little had been recorded on the course and impact of interventions aimed at children in the aftermath of the war.
The Special Representative noted that the overall situation of the Baha'is had not improved and had in some aspects even deteriorated.
During his missions to Rwanda, the Special Representative noted the increasing climate of fear caused by the tensions in the north-west.
The Special Representative noted the importance of sustained international support in the years ahead.
The Special Representative noted that narcotics remained a key problem and expressed concern over indications of an increase in opium cultivation.
The Special Representative noted that fear and the insecure environment prevented many internally displaced persons from leaving the UNMISS bases.