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The amendment of the regulation of the Minister of National Education of 12 August 1999 on the manner of providing school education and the content related to the knowledge of the sexual life of human beings, principles of conscious and responsible parenthood, family values, life in pre-natal stage and methods and means of conscious procreation contained in the core curriculum of general education (Journal of Laws, No 67, item 756, as amended) introduces provisions which define the condition of students‘ participation in the classes differently. (...) Moreover, information about sexual life, deliberate and responsible parenthood, family values, prenatal life and methods and means of conscious procreation, will let the young learn and understand the complexity of the issue, not only from scientific point of view but in social, cultural and ethical contexts as well. (...) Pursuant to Article 32 (2) of the first Act „if a patient is under-age or incapable of conscious consent, the consent of his or her statutory representative is required and if a patient does not have a statutory representative or it is impossible to contact one – the consent of a Guardianship Court“.

The Special Rapporteur is acutely conscious of the ongoing challenges faced by French authorities in securing the safety of the public, particularly as she arrived in France in the immediate aftermath of an attack involving a radicalized individual. (...) She is particularly conscious of encroachment on religious freedom implicated by the closure of some mosques,29 allied with the broader social and religious consequences of judicial power over religious exercise, and recalls that any restriction on the right to freedom of religion or belief must strictly comply with the limitation regime stipulated by international human rights law (A/73/362 and A/HRC/31/65).

., 2504th meeting. 20 forces in flagrant violation of the principles and objec- tives of the Charter of the United Nations and of international law, Gravely concerned at the massive loss of human life and extensive destruction of property brought about by the continuing attacks against and military occupation of the territory of Angola, Recalling its resolutions 387 (1976), 428 (1978), 447 (1979), 454 (1979) and 475 (1980), Bearing in mind that in accordance with Article 2, paragraph 4, of the Charter, all Member States shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or politi- cal independence of any State or in any other manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations, Conscious of the need to take effective measures to maintain international peace and security in view of the continued violation of the Charter by South Africa, I .

We underline that this military provocation by Armenia is aimed at the conscious worsening of the situation on the ground and demonstrates the intention of Armenia to enlarge the zone of hostilities and scope of military operations.

His statement represents an unfortunate and sadly lack of understanding of basic facts on historical role of the UN and the principled position of international community at large as well as the current state of Indonesia, including the actual development in the provinces of Papua and West Papua, Indonesia. We are just too conscious that internal political dynamics in Vanuatu have often played a role in the raising of the so-called ‘issue of West Papua’ in various fora, including the United Nations, as evidently stated in a statement made by the Office of Prime Minister Sato Kilman of Vanuatu in May 2012 and published by the Vanuatu Daily Post on 22 May 2012, which stated inter alia: “in Vanuatu, the West Papua issue has been politicized and used by different political parties and movements not for the interests of the people in West Papua but more so for elections and political campaign propaganda …” Furthermore, the statement of Mr.

常驻代表 大使 维克托·莫拉鲁(签名) A/71/997 S/2017/652 17-13105 (C) 2/3 2017年 7月 26日摩尔多瓦共和国常驻联合国代表给秘书长的信的附件 [原件：英文和俄文] 21 July 2017 DECLARATION of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova on the withdrawal of Russian military forces from the territory of the country In view of the provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, according to which the Republic of Moldova is a sovereign, independent, unitary and indivisible state with inalienable territory, Emphasising the constitutional provisions on the permanent neutrality and non-admission of the stationing of other states’ military troops on its territory, Conscious of the fact that defending the territorial integrity and the security of the state is a priority for the foreign and internal policy of the Republic of Moldova, Underlining the need to consolidate national security as an indispensable element of regional security, Reconfirming the Declaration of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova on the inviolability of the sovereignty, independence and permanent neutrality of the Republic of Moldova, adopted on 31 March 2016, Noting with regret, today, on the 25th anniversary of the ceasing of the hostilities on the river Nistru, the failure to respect stringently the provisions of the Agreement on the principles regarding the peaceful settlement of the armed conflict in the Transnistrian region of the Republic of Moldova signed on 21 July 1992, especially with respect to the withdrawal of the Russian army from the territory of the country, THE PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA DECLARES that the continuous stationing of the troops of the Russian Federation and the strengthening of their military presence in the eastern part of the Republic of Moldova are violations of the constitutional provisions, especially with respect to the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and permanent neutrality of the Republic of Moldova, as well as of the international law; CONSIDERS that the maintaining on the territory of the Republic of Moldova of a considerable amount of ammunition, arms and military equipment is a constant threat to regional and European security and stability, in general; A/71/997 S/2017/652 3/3 17-13105 (C) INVITES the mediators and observers in the process of settlement of the Transnistrian conflict to initiate political discussions regarding the transformation of the current peacekeeping mechanism in a civil mission with international mandate; APPEALS to the Russian Federation to resume and finalise the process of withdrawal of its troops and also withdraw its ammunition, arms and military equipment from the territory of the Republic of Moldova, in accordance with the relevant principles of the international law and its international commitments; ADDRESSES all international organisms and states of the world the appeal to support its initiative on preserving the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and neutrality of the Republic of Moldova, as well as to contribute, to the same extent, to the consolidation of its efforts directed towards safeguarding the security of the state; UNDERLINES, in its capacity as supreme representative body of the people and single legislative power, that it will continue to expend every effort for the maintenance of the statehood of the Republic of Moldova, for the social and economical development of the country, for the enhancement of the wellbeing of the people and in order to ensure the security of the citizens; DEMANDS the Government and the President of the Republic of Moldova to promote, through all the means they hold, the adoption of a Resolution by the General Assembly of the United Nations regarding the withdrawal of Russian military troops illegally stationing on the territory of our country; URGES all the parties involved to treat this declaration as a manifestation of the peaceful and friendly character of the existence and development of our state and as a guarantee of the maintenance of peace and stability both on the territory of the Republic of Moldova and in the region.

Resolution 574 (1985) of 7 October 1985 The Security Council, Having considered the request of the Permanent Representative of the People's Republic of Angola to the United Nations contained in document S/17510, Having heard the statement of the Permanent Representative of Angola, 1 • Bearing in mind that all Member States are obliged to refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the sovereignty, territorial integrity or political independence of any State and from acting in any other manner inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the United Nations, Recalling its resolutions 387 (1976), 428 (1978), 447 (1979), 454 (1979), 475 (1980), 545 (1983), 546 (1984), 567 (1985) and 571 (1985), which, interalia, condemned South Africa's aggression against the People's Republic of Angola and demanded that South Africa should scrupulously respect the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Angola, Gravely concerned at the persistent, hostile and un- provoked acts of aggression and sustained armed inva- sions committed by the racist regime of South Africa in violation of the sovereignty, airspace and territorial in- tegrity of the People's Republic of Angola and, in par- ticular, the armed invasion of Angola carried out on 28 September 1985, Conscious of the need to take effective steps for the prevention and removal of all threats to international peace and security posed by South Africa's acts of ag- gression, l.

Question of the New Hebrides The General Assembly, Having considered the question of the New Hebrides, Having examined the relevant chapters of the report of the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the lmplementation of the Declaration on the Grant- ing of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peo- ples,13 Recalling its resolution 1514 (XV) of 14 Decem- ber 1960, containing the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, and all other resolutions and decisions of the United Nations relating to the Territory, including General Assembly resolutions 3290 (XXIX) of 13 December 1974, 3433 (XXX) of 8 Deccmber 1975 and 31/51 of 1 December 1976, W elcoming the participation of France, as an ad- ministering Power, in the work of the Special Committee relating to the Territory, Noting the joint statemcnt of the administering Powers issued on 21 July 1977, 11 as well as their joint statement of 26 March 1977 ,1" Having heard the statement of the representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland relating to developments in the New Hebrides,rn Conscious of the need to accelerate progress towards the full implementation of the Declaration with respect to the New Hebrides, Bearing in mind the constructive results achieved as a consequence of previous visiting missions to colonial Territories and reiterating its conviction that the dis- patch of such a mission to the New Hebrides is essential for securing adequate and first-hand information in regard to the conditions prevailing in the Territory and to the views, wishes and aspirations of the peoplc therein with respect to their future status, l.

The following proposals were considered (a) Moving the words “[Recognize the right of victims and their heirs for justice, dignity, respect and correction of, and compensation for, the historical wrongs and their continuing consequences]” to the end of OP6 (b) Retain the remaining part of OP5 with the following words “We are conscious that humanity’s history is replete with terrible wrongs inflicted through lack of respect for the equality of human beings/through lack of recognition of human dignity and rights manifested through [wars] [military occupation by settlement] [and settlement policies] genocide, slavery, in particular, the transatlantic slave trade, holocausts, [colonialism] apartheid, ethnic cleansing and other atrocities, and we salute the memory of their victims [and we understand/acknowledge the quest] of/recognize the right of the victims and their heirs for justice, dignity, respect and correction of, and compensation for, the historical wrongs and their continuing consequences of historical wrongs]. [We call for open national and international dialogue as required to address these concerns] ” (c) Retain only these elements “We are conscious that humanity’s history is replete with terrible wrongs inflicted through lack of respect for the equality of human beings [We call for open national and international dialogue as required to address these concerns] Paragraph 113 resulted from the merger of the first part of OP1bis11 and the first part of OP20bis.

常驻代表 阿克索尔坦·阿塔耶娃(签名) A/72/866 18-08041 (C) 2/3 2018年 5月 7日土库曼斯坦常驻联合国代表给秘书长的信的附件 [原件：俄文] Avaza Declaration of the international forum “The Great Silk Road — towards the New Frontiers of Development” We, the participants in the international forum “The Great Silk Road — towards the New Frontiers of Development”, held in the Avaza national tourist area, Turkmenistan, on 2 May 2018, Reaffirming our commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals as defined in the new 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted on 25 September 2015 at the United Nations summit for the adoption of the post -2015 development agenda, in particular those goals that are directly relevant to the development of sustainable transport and ensuring its safety and accessibility, and to concern for the environment, Recalling General Assembly resolution 69/213, entitled “The role of transport and transit corridors in ensuring international cooperation for sustainable development”, adopted on 19 December 2014, resolution 70/197, entitled “Towards comprehensive cooperation among all modes of transport for promoting sustainable multimodal transit corridors”, adopted on 22 December 2015, and resolution 72/212, entitled “Strengthening the links between all modes of transport to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals”, adopted on 20 December 2017, Recognizing the importance of high-level international events to support the development of transport and the stability of transit corridors at the international level, such as the High-level International Conference on the Role of Transit Transport Corridors in Ensuring International Cooperation, Stability and Sustainable Development, held on 3 and 4 September 2014, the Global Conference on Sustainable Transport held in Ashgabat on 26 and 27 November 2016, and the high-level international conference held in Geneva on 22 February 2017, Recognizing the advantages of multimodal transport as a significant component in a balanced transport system, especially its efficiency in terms of energy and costs, lack of congestion and contribution to reducing transport and logistics costs, Emphasizing also the role of inland water transport in the sustainable functioning of national transport and cross-border systems and its contribution to social and economic development, including landlocked developing countries, Aware also that the objective of international transport strategy is now the creation of modern transport architecture designed to address the key tasks of the international community in the twenty-first century, in service to millions of people around the world, by preserving and developing the resources of the planet, Appreciating the current work on the establishment of a sustainable transport system carried out at the United Nations by its Member States, including international projects to eliminate administrative barriers, rehabilitate and provide support for international corridors and ports, and reduce the environmental damage caused by exhaust emissions, and national transport strategies and projects to develop inland water transport infrastructure, Conscious that the aforementioned challenges in the sector should also be addressed at the national, regional and global levels, Considering the links between different modes of transport in the context of the development of multimodal transport, A/72/866 3/3 18-08041 (C) Acknowledging the role of modern technologies, innovations, the “single window” principle and digitalization in ensuring navigation safety and better logistics integration, Acknowledging the need to join forces to utilize the significant, still untapped, potential of the transport sector and thereby gain significant political support at the highest level, Convinced that the outcome of this Forum should bring practical value in terms of safety, environmental aspects, logistics and benefits for the economy, Hereby endorse the following objectives and actions and invite countries and all parties concerned to consider their implementation: (a) To build up a regulatory framework that is intended to increase the efficiency of safe, environmentally sound and economically efficient transport by promoting an appropriate balance among all transport modes and thus using it as a significant contributor to national, regional and international development; (b) To address the challenges of sustainable development of mobility by supporting intergovernmental multi-disciplinary cooperation in the field of transport and transport-related issues and by placing due emphasis on the importance of mobilizing resources and aligning financing flows with sustainable development objectives; (c) To encourage investment in the sector aimed at building and modernizing the infrastructure of international routes and ports and fostering innovation and the principles that ensure resilience to climate change; (d) To ensure an appropriate balance among all transport modes, streamlining cargo flows and promoting the development of multimodal transport; (e) To take the necessary steps to raise the profile of historical transportation routes, in particular the Great Silk Road, as they offer additional opportunities to enhance the mobility of people, to satisfy their yearning to visit other countries and to communicate with people from other nations, which has a strong impact on the discovery of new tourist routes and the formation of personal contacts that contribute to peace and security.