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The Court ordered the Government to take measures to improve air pollution as soon as possible, and to develop a new plan by 31 July 2017.19 30. A new plan to mitigate air pollution was published in July 2017. (...) In the case of the Preston New Road site, the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government overturned the Lancashire County Council’s decision to refuse planning permission. The affected community claims this to be a denial of local democracy, given that the local authority had originally refused permission, and the Council has called on the Government to address the community’s concerns and ensure adequate environmental controls. A new appeal has been launched against the decision by the Secretary of State to grant planning permission at Preston New Road, and a hearing is expected to be held in August 2017. 43.

All India Women’s Education Fund Association (AIWEFA), New Delhi, India 6. All-China Environment Federation (ACEF), Beijing, China 7. (...) Aotearoa Youth Leadership Institute (AYLI), Auckland, New Zealand 9. Asabe Shehu Yar’adua Foundation (ASYARF), Abuja, Nigeria 10. (...) Human Rights Foundation Aotearoa New Zealand (HRF), Auckland, New Zealand 71.

2 见 Adrián Groglopo, “Dependency theories and internal colonialism”, 载于 Social Science in Context – Historical, Sociological, and Global Perspectives, Rickard Danell、Anna Larsson和 Per Wisselgren编(伦德，北欧学术出版社，2013年)；以及 Patrick Bond, “The political economy of Africa and dependency theory”, 载于 Dialogues on Development Volume I: Dependency, Ushehwedu Kufakurinani等编(纽约，新经济思想研究社，2017年)。 3 Ulrich Brand、Kristina Dietz和Miriam Lang, “Neo-extractivism in Latin America - one side of a new phase of global capitalist dynamics”,《政治》，第 11卷，第 21期，第 129页。 (...) 5 Brand、Dietz和 Lang, “Neo-extractivism in Latin America”，第 130页。 (...) 42 Brand、Dietz和 Lang, “Neo-extractivism in Latin America”，第 143页。

Discussions held during session 6 focused on new strategies for supply chain engagement and the role of consumers in that this field. (...) The aim of the session was to explore the next steps necessary for business and multi- stakeholder engagement, to consider key challenges and new forms of engagement, and to discuss potential new benchmarks and indicators to promote trafficking-free supply chains. (...) involvement in the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition; and/or new policies, social auditing protocols and other tools.

E/CN.4/2003/40/Add.1 page 6 Appendix Notes verbales received from the Permanent Mission of Iraq between 30 December 2002 and 19 February 2003* Note verbale No. 397, dated 30 December 2002 Reply to the Special Rapporteur’s letter dated 1 July 2002 on the number of people executed in 2000 and 2001 Note verbale No. 11, dated 14 January 2003 Composition of the Iraqi delegation attending the meeting on 25 February 2003 with the Special Rapporteur Note verbale No. 13, dated 16 January 2003 Report on “The impact of the embargo on health in Iraq”, containing a brief commentary and statistical analysis on the study concerning “The impact of the unjust embargo on the health of the Iraqi people” Note verbale No. 15, dated 16 January 2003 Comments by the Permanent Mission of Iraq to the United Nations Office at Geneva on the report of the Special Rapporteur to the fifty-ninth session of the Commission on Human Rights Note verbale No. 38, dated 26 January 2003 Abolition of Decree No. 179 of October 1994 regarding the death penalty for falsification of a military service record book or document (sentence of 10-15 years’ imprisonment instead) Note verbale No. 39, dated 26 January 2003 Abolition of article 1 of Decree No. 137 of November 1996 regarding persons being held in custody on charges of entering or leaving Iraq illegally Note verbale No. 40, dated 26 January 2003 Abolition of Decree No. 6 of July 1994 regarding the penalty of life imprisonment or amputation of the hand for falsifying official documents Note verbale No. 41, dated 26 January 2003 Abolition of Decree No. 117 of October 1994 prohibiting the removal of brand marks from the forehead Note verbale No. 46, dated 27 January 2003 Abolition of article 1 of Decree No. 1133 of September 1982 regarding the death penalty for robbery by a new article limiting the imposition of the death penalty to persons found guilty of committing armed robbery in time of war, and only in the case of a repeat offence * All mentioned notes are available for consultation at OHCHR.

LIMITED E/1998/L.2 27 January 1998 CHINESE ORIGINAL: ENGLISH 联合国 1998年组织会议 1998年 2月 3日至 6日 临时议程*项目 7 选举 提名和认可 认 可 秘书长的说明 秘书长谨依照经济及社会理事会职司委员会议事规则第 11条向理事会提交自 1997年实质性会议续会结束以来所收到的下列职司委员会成员代表的人选姓名, 以供理事会认可 简历可向联合国秘书处大会事务及会议事务部大会和经济及社 会理事会事务司索取 人口与发展委员会 巴西 Marco Ant⇐nio Diniz BRAND=O 大韩民国 Nam-Hoon CHO 俄罗斯联邦 Igor A. ZLOKAZOV 泰国 Damrong BOONYOEN ___________________ * E/1998/2 E/1998/L.2 Chinese Page 2 人权委员会 卢旺达 Gerald GAHIMA 大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国 Audrey GLOVER 妇女地位委员会 希腊 Maria ARSENI 卢旺达 Christine Umutoni NYINAWUMWANI - - - - -

Fordham international law journal (New York) 40:3:779–797, 2017. Greenberg, E.E. (...) Tulane maritime law journal (New Orleans, La.) 41:627–640, 2017. Larusson, H.K. (...) Lee, J. and Y.S. Um. The new Arbitration Act of Korea: focus on the new interim measure regime and courts’ assistance in evidence taking.

Therefore, under the Act, the authorities have been able to stigmatize, brand and prosecute entire communities and members of civil society as “terrorists”, and associate any form of peaceful criticism or dissent with terrorism. (...) The Minister for Law and Order informed the Special Rapporteur that steps were under way to avoid any new arrests under the Act, and to use the general criminal law wherever possible. (...) The Special Rapporteur is satisfied that there had been a steep decline in the use of the Act during the first half of 2017, but he was nonetheless made aware of new cases in the Northern Province, in which individuals had reportedly been arrested under that legislation.

On 30 January 2009, the brakes of the brand new car of Judge Rosario were reportedly sabotaged. 55. (...) (a) Intelligence information 75. Both the old and new Colombian Criminal Procedural Codes18 prohibit the use of intelligence reports as evidence for opening judicial proceedings. (...) This new code reportedly offers better guarantees of due process.

The meeting of the Working Group was held at United Nations Headquarters in New York on 1 November 2022. 2. The Co-Chairs of the Working Group, Yolannie Cerrato (Honduras) and Mark Zellenrath (The Kingdom of Netherlands), opened the meeting. (...) The contributions of the Regular Process and its outputs towards the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, in particular the __________________ 1 Angola, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, China, Comoros, Croatia, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, France, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, Moldova, Monaco, Morocco, Namibia, Nepal, New Zealand, Nepal, Niger, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Palestine, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, Singapore, Spain, Sudan, Sweden, Tanzania, Thailand, Türkiye, Uganda, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Uruguay, Viet Nam, and Yemen. 2 European Union. 3 All listed documents are available at https://www.un.org/regularprocess/events/seventeenth-meeting. (...) Anna Dukor, presented a five-phased outreach strategy of the third cycle, focusing on the Regular Process brand development and awareness raising campaign priority content areas based on the key findings of the second World Ocean Assessment, to be widely communicated through identified opportunities for stakeholder engagement at all levels.