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The market of the DAC applications is basically the Arab World at large which is relatively an important market. (...) Hereafter a sample configuration for Gaming/Multimedia development infrastructure. 17 Video, IPTV, Video On Demand (VOD) Deploying IPTV effectively requires video services infrastructure that can rise to the challenge. (...) Course summaries are available in Annex III. Basic IT trainings IT trainings should focus on the basic and advanced topics in relation with IT fundamentals.

Furthermore, under the Basic Law they had the freedom to engage in cultural, academic and creative activities. (...) The right to stand in elections established in the Basic Law was not absolute; the Electoral Affairs Committee verified that candidates met the relevant criteria, declaring ineligible any candidate found to have engaged in activities that threatened national security or failed to uphold the Basic Law or demonstrate loyalty to Macao, China. (...) Cheong Weng Chon (Macao, China), speaking via video link, said that although no specific anti-discrimination legislation had been enacted, basic guidelines and principles had been incorporated in existing laws such as the legislation regulating labour relations and legislation establishing protection for women and children. 23.

A representative of Macao, China, speaking via video link, said that the two refugees whose applications had been pending for years received 4,350 Macanese patacas per month – enough to cover their basic needs – and accommodation. (...) Furuya said that, based on his reading of the Basic Law of the Macao Special Administrative Region, human rights were only extended to residents. (...) A representative of Macao, China, speaking via video link, said that aggravated offences of domestic violence carried harsher penalties.

The Applicant claims that the retrieval, review, analysis and dissemination of CCTV video footage of the incident violated his due process rights as he was not invited to be present at the retrieval and was never accorded any chance to review the CCTV video footage. (...) Nevertheless, it must be that in every case the obtaining, handling, review, analysis and dissemination of any form of material to be used in a matter as evidence must be done in compliance with some basic rules to ensure that basic principles of fairness and due process are upheld, particularly where it is alleged that the material was tampered with as in the Applicant’s case. (...) In light of these provisions and considering that the CCTV video footage was relevant and crucial for the Applicant’s Appendix D claim, the Tribunal finds that the dissemination of the CCTV video footage in and of itself to the ABCC was appropriate.

The ultimate aim of attaining universal suffrage pursuant to the Basic Law remained unchanged. 31. The Candidate Eligibility Review Committee ensured that candidates for the Election Committee, the office of Chief Executive and the Legislative Council were in compliance with article 104 of the Basic Law. 32. A representative of Hong Kong, China, speaking via video link, said that freedom of assembly and freedom of association were fully protected by the Basic Law and the Hong Kong Bill of Rights. (...) A representative of Hong Kong, China, speaking via video link, said that, while academic freedom was protected under article 137 of the Basic Law, universities still had to act in the public interest and abide by the law.

Cheong Weng Chon (Macao, China), speaking via video link, said that the Macao Special Administrative Region enjoyed a high degree of autonomy and exercised independent executive, legislative and judicial powers, in accordance with the Basic Law. (...) With regard to the power of interpretation, the Basic Law of Macao, China, was CCPR/C/SR.3897 6 GE.22-11079 essentially the same as that of Hong Kong. (...) A representative of Macao, China, speaking via video link, said that the principle of equality was reflected in the Basic Law and applied in all areas of life.

The Compact must also consider how improvements in infrastructure and delivery of basic services could help to consolidate peace and promote growth. 8. (...) Improvements in infrastructure, the business environment and the delivery of basic services were necessary in order to consolidate peace and facilitate growth. 20. (...) Dumbya (Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that progress on peacebuilding strategies would be hindered if infrastructure was not addressed and basic amenities were not delivered to the people.

Interrogation through video-conference with participation of accused or suspected can be conducted only with his consent and after the participation Bulgarian judicial bodies and the judicial bodies of the other state arrange the way of conducting of the video-conference. The interrogation through video-conference or telephone conference can be conducted only if this does not contradict with the basic principles of the Bulgarian law (...) For the needs of pre-trial procedure application for interrogation through video-conference or telephone conference shall be fulfilled by the National investigation service.

Of that number, 91 were equipped to provide basic services and 79 could provide a full range of emergency obstetric and neonatal care. Of the centres that provided basic services, 78 were located in rural areas and were inspected twice a year. (...) Aho said that she would like to know what proportion of the State budget was allocated to health care; what steps were being taken to improve access to basic health centres and to address the shortage of doctors, midwives and health workers; and what was being done to ensure that basic health centres, including those in rural areas, were properly equipped. 22.

The general problem confronting science education is the inability of students to see or experience the phenomena being taught, which often leads to an inability to learn basic principles and to see the relationship between two or more concepts and their practical relevance to problems in real life. (...) Over the years, developed countries have overcome most of the basic problems, except perhaps a psychological problem, namely that students may consider science to be a difficult subject. In developing countries, however, basic problems linger, exacerbated by the fact that there are not enough academically and professionally well-trained teachers. 2 Establishment of the regional centres for space science and technology education The General Assembly, in its resolution 45/72 of 11 December 1990, endorsed the recommendation of the Working Group of the Whole of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, as endorsed by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, that the United Nations should lead, with the active support of its specialized agencies and other international organizations, an international effort to establish regional centres for space science and technology education in existing national/regional educational institutions in the developing countries (A/AC.105/456, annex II, para. 4 (n)).