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• The Secretariat has also been in close consultation with the ILO and the IMO to develop a “Global programme for sustainable ship recycling: Improving working practices for the betterment of OHS and environmental standards in ship recycling yards in Asia”. (...) • The Secretariat has also developed the “Global programme for sustainable ship recycling: Improving working practices for the betterment of OHS and environmental standards in ship recycling yards in Asia” in close consultation with the IMO.

A/HRC/11/NI/2 Page 6 be intellectually, spiritually, emotionally and physically balanced adults, capable of contributing to the harmony and betterment of the society. This is very much in tune with what is recommended in the Special Rapporteur’s report.

This approach will bring about better understanding of the problems and misconceptions at different level as well as provide ownership in the programmes designed for the betterment of vulnerable groups. The benefits of interfaith cooperation and dialogue should be taught at the basic level to ensure effective integration of minorities and better understanding and tolerance among societies. 5.

The new national development roadmap articulates the pertinent priorities that befit the new context, needs, and human betterment ideals of the society. The 9 strategic programs in the road-map aim at creating macro-economic growth and stability, effective reorganization through institutional, organizational and administrative consolidation, and the strengthening of the political process of nation-building. (...) Despite the prevailing situation and dynamics outlined above, Eritrea is better placed to funnel all its material and human capital towards meaningful and sustainable development. Its track record of the past 30 years illustrates that the country has and can achieve inclusive and rapid economic growth predicated on social justice, promotion of equal rights and opportunities sanctioned by national law while focusing on human dignity, betterment of life, and development under favorable conditions of internal and regional peace.

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The CGE shall draw on the expertise necessary to perform its functions. The CGE shall draw on the expertise necessary to perform its functions, including from the UNFCCC roster of experts. (...) The CGE shall draw on the expertise necessary to perform its functions. The CGE shall draw on the expertise necessary to perform its functions, including from the UNFCCC roster of experts.

Proposals included: (a) the international community agreeing on a standard definition of private military and security companies, identifying in what context they operate, and deciding what duties they should or should not perform; (b) transforming voluntary codes of conduct into binding codes; (c) instituting an effective vetting system of private military and security company employees; (d) the international community appointing an independent international ‘PMSC Ombudsman’ who would receive complaints from all interested stakeholders regarding the activities of private military and security companies and perform preliminary investigations to help decide which complaints deserved further attention, keeping such allegations in the public eye; (e) establishing a civil arbitration panel to hear complaints against private military and security companies and developing an international criminal code applicable to private military and security companies on the model of the International Criminal Code. 14. (...) In addition, the taskforce would establish and make known to the public and to all government contractors those functions that the State alone may perform and a list of activities that can be legally conducted by private military and security companies. (...) The Working Group feels that there seems to be general agreement on elements required to ensure private military and security companies and their employees perform their duties in accordance with international humanitarian and human rights law, in particular a need to develop international definitions of and standards for the phenomenon of private military and security companies and the duties they perform. 36.

The members of the Muslim minority in Thrace perform their religious duties and follow their traditions without any restriction, having, in parallel, in every day life, their right to worship fully respected and promoted. (...) In this particular case, a further and crucial reason for this procedure is that the Muftis, in accordance with the Islamic practice, perform, apart from their religious duties, specific judicial and administrative functions, in relation with family and inheritance Law, assigned to them by the Greek government. 3. (...) In the same vein, vocational training and lifelong education programmes have been initiated, with a view to helping adult Muslim - men and women alike - have better opportunities in their seeking employment.