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There were over two hundred smashed apartments, numerous burnt and broken cars, dozens of destroyed workshops, shops and kiosks.

Le nombre de civils tués atteindrait au minimum 1 600 personnes et pourrait être 13 Data for Myanmar, publication Facebook du 9 mars 2022, disponible à l’adresse suivante : http://www.facebook.com/data4myanmar/posts/1571395406561992. 14 Voir, par exemple, Carolina Jordá Álvarez, « A month of fires in Thantlang, Myanmar: satellite imagery, thermal anomalies data show numerous burnings », Human Rights Watch, 30 novembre 2021. 15 Meg Kelly, Shibani Mahtani et Joyce Sohyun Lee, « “Burn it all down”: how Myanmar’s military razed villages to crush a growing resistance », Washington Post, 23 décembre 2021. 16 Entretien dans le cadre de Myanmar Human Rights Project, Schell Center for International Human Rights, faculté de droit de Yale, 5 mars 2022.

From 1964 to 1972, he worked for a chemicals company in Roskilde; from 1972 to an unspecified date, he worked for Kodak Inc., as shop steward in a warehouse. In September 1990, he was elected shop steward at the Roskilde Technical School. (...) M. sustained a number of injuries (nose, front, cheeks and jaw) , which have since necessitated numerous plastic surgery interventions; the last such intervention was in 1994. (...) He contends that the school was not justified in dismissing him out of financial considerations, as it had recently expanded its facilities and could have used the services of a shop steward. He alleges that before the Court, the director of the Technical School committed perjury. 5.4 The author emphatically asserts that the delays in appealing the decision of the Roskilde Court should not be attributed to him.

GE.18-01542 (F) 020318 060318  Conseil des droits de l’homme Trente-septième session 26 février-23 mars 2018 Point 4 de l’ordre du jour Situations

.” Misstatements and distortions: A few of the more striking examples of the Report’s distortions: - Of fact: The Rapporteur states that 10 homes and shops in the village of Azzum Atma were demolished “because they are too close to the Wall”. (...) - Of legal judgments: The Rapporteur cites the recent decision of the Israel Supreme Court in Beit Sourik Village Council vs. the Government of Israel on numerous occasions throughout his Report, almost unfailingly in a misleading manner. (...) The Special Rapporteur , unsparing in his criticism of Israel’s actions, has not a word of criticism for the terrorists who callously set up shop in the heart of civilian areas, and who fire Kassam missiles from behind schools and hospitals.

The region generally reflects strong patriarchal traditions and practices, and to differing extents, women face discrimination in numerous aspects of their lives, including in the justice, health and other sectors. (...) Shelters and other institutions such as centres for social work focus on encouraging family reconciliation and are ill-equipped to deal with the numerous forms of violence. Some States in Central and South-eastern Europe have centres for social work, whose primary responsibility is to provide front-line services to victims of violence. (...) Some States are beginning to collect data on violence against women but overall there is still a lack of information on the numerous forms and prevalence of different types of violence that exists.

It involves the Food Corporation of India buying foodgrains in the surplus states (offering minimum support prices for rice and wheat), transporting it to 15,000 government godowns (storage facilities) in deficit states, and distributing the foodgrains through over half a million “fair-price shops”, where families are entitled to buy a fixed amount of rice and wheat at subsidized prices. (...) Nonetheless, there are many problems across India and the Special Rapporteur found problems of overcharging, irregular opening hours of fair price shops, many of the poorest people not having ration cards, as well as people being so poor that they could not even afford the subsidized prices.48 More broadly, however, even though the PDS has been successful in averting famine it has not managed to address chronic undernourishment, largely because it simply does not distribute enough food.

He is particularly grateful to the numerous interlocutors from different government agencies, a broad range of civil society organizations, a number of academics and various religious communities. (...) The secular nature of the State was an issue mentioned in numerous discussions with government representatives and civil society organizations. (...) A/HRC/28/66/Add.1 12 GE.14-24940 39. Shops that sell religious literature also need a special licence.

In Aqraba, armed men forced shop owners to close their premises, threatening to set fire to them. 14. In Tall, armed men forced shop owners to close their premises, threatening to set fire to them. 15. (...) In Malihah, armed men forced shop owners to close their premises by threatening to set fire to them.