Address before the United Nations General Assembly,
Remarks by President Obama in Address to the United Nations General Assembly
... again, nations and people have shown our capacity to change -- to live up to humanity’s highest ideals, to choose our better ...the United States of America to be ...of nations can deliver a more ...
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General Assembly UNITED NATIONS
... A foreign certification authority is considered reliable [in the enacting State] for the purpose of a certificate it issues to support signatures in relation data messages if, in issuing[r] ...
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The United Nations General Assembly has recognized that to address HIV/AIDS is
... While there is disagreement as to whether teachers indeed do constitute a high-risk group, it is clear that this profession is not spared the impact of the pandemic, and AIDS-related mor- bidity and mortality is adding ...
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United Nations Human Settlements Programme. Address to the Second Committee: 67th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations
... 2014, before and possibly back-to-back with the 7 th session of the World Urban Forum, or in New York, provided this minimises the expenses of both Member States and the UN ...
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The United Nations General Assembly defines
... UN General Council adopted the Basic Principles on the Indepen- dence of the Judiciary in ...equality before the law, presumption of innocence and the right to a fair and public hearing by a competent, ...
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Address to the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, September 21, 2004 Draft #21
... many nations have established a global fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and ...in nations afflicted by AIDS, placing a special focus on 15 countries where the need is most ...
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A/58/210. General Assembly. United Nations
... the United Nations system and major groups, as well as decisions adopted recently by relevant intergovernmental ...the United Nations system and other international ...the United ...
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The European Union at the United Nations General Assembly
... not nations, are the beneficiaries of this right - and adds that there is no mention of the fact that the implementation of this right must be consistent with international law and is not a precondi- tion for the ...
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General Assembly. United Nations A/69/723
... to General Assembly resolution 64/211, entitled “Creation of a global culture of cybersecurity and taking stock of national efforts to protect critical information ...
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General Assembly. United Nations A/66/359
... the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General Recent years have witnessed the considerable progress achieved in developing and applying the latest information and telecommunication ...
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General Assembly. United Nations A/75/191
... to United Nations initiatives and programmes, especially those on sustainable development, migration, climate change, gender empowerment, peace and security, youth integration and conflict ...
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Statement by. before United Nations General Assembly Sixty-sixth Session. New York PERMANENT OBSERVER MISSION OF PALESTINE TO THE UNITED NATIONS
... The goal of the Palestinian people is the realization of their inalienable national rights in their independent State of Palestine, with East Jerusalem as its capital, on [r] ...
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A/HRC/14/21. General Assembly. United Nations
... the United Kingdom and the United States to combat vulture fund ...the United Kingdom for passing legislation to protect poor countries against vulture fund lawsuits and to safeguard the gains from ...
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Sponsorship behaviour of the BRICS in the United Nations General Assembly
... the United Nations (UN). Proposals in the United Nations General Assembly (UN GA) take the form of resolutions, which can be written and co-written by the UN member ...
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A/HRC/30/34. General Assembly. United Nations
... The report presents the findings of the Working Group’s ongoing global study of national laws and regulations relating to private military and security companies. The Working Group focuses on the laws and regulations of ...
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A/HRC/14/23. General Assembly. United Nations
... 55. Persons living in poverty find it difficult to make their voices heard. Their circumstances prevent them from exercising their right to free speech; poverty restricts their access to information, to education and to ...
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General Assembly. United Nations A/INF/70/4
... the general debate, as well as other high-level meetings, will be ready for collection at the Protocol and Liaison Service starting on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 from 10 ...the general debate, seats will ...
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A/HRC/26/49. General Assembly. United Nations
... other United Nations mechanisms, and Internet and social media providers, as well as civil society organizations and academics, to continue research on the issue of racism and the ...
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A/HRC/18/31. General Assembly. United Nations
... feasible, the best option is to return old pharmaceuticals/chemicals to the manufacturer for reuse of active ingredients or proper disposal. 12. Medical radioactive waste may be defined as radioactive waste arising from ...
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United Nations General Assembly A/CONF.167/9
... the United Nations or other government offices or authorities, or through local United Nations offices, by the following 59 States participating in the Conference: Afghanistan, Algeria, ...
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