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In this regard, the Special Rapporteur is pleased to note that the federal Government has correctly identified domestic and sexual violence as a national public health problem. (...) Some families of women whose bodies were supposedly identified share this uncertainty because they have grave and often reasonable doubts about whether the bodies were correctly identified. Following recommendations by UNODC, the federal Government’s 40-point plan promised the forensic identification of women by means of a Forensic Genetic Data Bank, established and maintained by the Prosecutor-General of the Republic. (...) It was also recommended that the investigative body have the competence to revisit cases if a victim’s family expresses doubts about whether the victim was correctly identified. The Special Rapporteur is pleased to note that since her visit local and federal authorities have jointly commissioned EAAF to study and identify the physical remains of women who were not or possibly not correctly identified. 58.

In this regard, a call was made to States to promote and implement domestic laws which would not criminalize such actions protected under the umbrella of IHL but also at the international level, and particularly in the UN counterterrorism context, specifically safeguard the impartiality of medical care. 8. (...) The main question continues to be to what extent it is correctly A/72/901 S/2018/547 18-10413 5/5 implemented by parties to a conflict, and how UN member States can, domestica lly and internationally improve their efforts for full implementation.

This screening is performed by the Customs and Border Protection agency, whose law enforcement approach may intimidate potential child victims. If victims are not correctly identified, they may be returned home and face a heightened risk of re-victimization. 48.

Paragraph 78 This paragraph seems to contradict what was said in paragraph 76, which correctly indicates that unaccompanied minors, whether Italian or foreign, are under the protection of the Juvenile Court and are assisted by local authorities. (...) Indeed, these types of work are designed to ensure and promote regular and stable employment and to provide effective protection in order to rapidly increase the number of persons working regularly.

Section 17 of the Public Order Act criminalizes spreading any report or making any statement, whether spoken, intended, or by signs or visible representation, that are likely to incite racial dislike or hatred of any race or community, promote feelings of enmity or ill will between different races or communities, or prejudice the public peace. (...) In terms of schooling, the Government has mandated that schools with ethnic names remove the ethnic connotations to promote schools with mixed ethnic groups.9 The Government also launched an anti-bullying campaign in August 2012 directed at preventing the targeting of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people in schools. (...) He was also informed that the current governmental programmes have the stated aims of improving the social and economic welfare of all and that they are also intended to promote social cohesion and non- discrimination. 36.

On 30 October 2014, EULEX personnel working for the Kosovo Department of Forensic Medicine carried out a court order in Cabrat cemetery in Gjakova/Djakovica and conducted the exhumation of 14 graves, with the purpose of correctly identifying the remains that had been found in Serbia in 2001.

The Forensic Medical Service has developed a national database with DNA samples of relatives of victims recognized by the different Commissions to ensure that any newly discovered human remains can be correctly and rapidly identified. The Service has taken blood samples from 3,470 families representing 978 victims. (...) A regularly updated central database is crucial to promote transparency, accuracy and security in relation to enforced disappearances, as well as to understand and monitor State efforts in this area.

Interruptions to ART may in turn promote resistance to first-line medicines, which would necessitate the use of more expensive second- or third-line drugs in order to continue treatment, thereby further burdening the finances of the health system. 23. (...) In such situations, appropriate and timely treatment is necessary to prevent both maternal and foetal mortality and morbidity. A network of correctly assigned responsibilities between traditional birth attendants, emergency health-care workers and other service providers must be developed in order to properly assess and assign responsibility for treating pregnant women in need of emergency care or treatment for complications. (...) More must be done to promote the discontinuance of trokosi, including greater community awareness-building and improved enforcement efforts.

Article 6 states: “Public policies shall promote sustainable development. To this end they shall reconcile the protection and enhancement of the environment with economic development and social progress.” (...) The Commission may express its views on these procedures and, at the request of the developer, appoint a guarantor to ensure that they are correctly followed. 56. When CNDP decides that a public debate is not warranted, it may nevertheless recommend that the developer organize a public consultation itself. (...) A/HRC/28/61/Add.1 15 GE.15-06424 enterprises, with the goal of supporting projects that improve living conditions, promote economic growth and protect the planet. 68.

In any event, even if it had the mandate to do so, the Group of Experts, in a number of instances, did not correctly implement it.26 Instead of establishing the facts and circumstances that are necessary to reach a specific legal determination, it based it on conjecture. (...) Finally, it was to engage with all stakeholders with a view to exchanging information and providing support for national, regional and international efforts to promote accountability. 42. None of these tasks empowered the Group of Experts to determine criminal responsibility for violations to certain parties to the conflict. 43. (...) The United Arab Emirates is also committed to legitimate processes to promote these legal frameworks. However, in this instance, inevitably, the numerous flaws affecting the Group of Experts’ approach to its mandate, its methodology and its legal analysis result in a number of serious errors in its factual findings.