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El Grupo determinó que el ingreso anual presunto correspondiente a Kuwait era de 6.000 dinares kuwaitíes en aplicación de un cuadro sobre los salarios medios pagados en el sector laboral, que figura en un informe del Ministerio de Planificación sobre los resultados de una encuesta laboral efectuada en marzo de 1988 (Parte I), y que fue publicado por el Gobierno del Estado de Kuwait, el 14 de abril de 1994 en el documento titulado "Covering Report and Supporting Materials for Claims in Category C Submitted to the United Nations Compensation Commission by the Public Authority for Assessment of Compensation for Damages Resulting from Iraqi Notas S/AC.26/1999/9 página 14 Aggression" (informe del Organismo Público de evaluación de la indemnización por los daños resultantes de la agresión del Iraq). 9.S/AC.26/1992/8. 10."

Furthermore, a legislative framework on equal treatment, covering a range of areas, has been established, aimed at implementing European Union directives. (...) Law No. 3896/2010 concerning equality of opportunity and treatment prohibits gender discrimination in employment, covering issues such as equal pay, equal treatment with regard to social security and equal access to employment and opportunities for professional development among men and women. 11. (...) The experts of the Working Group commend Greece for complying with the Istanbul Convention by including the prevention, prosecution and elimination of gender- based violence in Law No. 4604/2019 and for amending Law No 3500/2006 on domestic violence to expand the scope of its application to cover members of the extended family, such as life partners and their childr

Despite the daily hindrances and risk of personal harm, the human rights community is active and conducts monitoring, advocacy and reporting activities covering actions of the Israeli civil and military authorities as well as officials of the Palestinian Authority. (...) The Special Representative received reports of harassment of local and foreign journalists who cover or report human rights violations committed by the Israeli military. Many Palestinian journalists have been refused renewal of press cards since 2002, which has effectively barred them from covering many human rights-related events. Several journalists have reportedly been physically attacked, threatened and forcibly deprived of their cameras.

Data from the Iranian Organization for Investment, Economic and Technical Assistance, covering the period between the autumn of 2017 and the spring of 2018, reveal that the number of approved foreign investments plummeted from 72 to 20, as did their total monetary value (from approximately $4.4 billion to $154 million).24 24. (...) This is in addition to insurance coverage provided by other insurance providers, covering the rest of the population.28 27. Currently, the country produces around 95 per cent of its medicines and basic vaccines to mitigate the impact of unilateral sanctions, with reportedly good manufacturing and quality assurance systems.29 However, Iranian pharmaceutical companies have difficulty procuring raw materials and ingredients of necessary quality and increased costs have affected purchasing from abroad.30 28. (...) United Nations entities in the country and foreign diplomatic missions in Tehran and their staff have experienced difficulties in paying salaries and covering school fees. F. Situations of vulnerability and humanitarian assistance 60.

Time-series data gathered throughout the year and covering years when moisture is abundant and years when moisture is scarce are also very important. (...) Renewable energy 3.1 The development and implementation of national and regional policies and programmes to create an enabling environment for development and utilization of renewable energy sources and to speed up the use of those sources, covering all sectors of the economy. Mapping of renewable energy sources should receive priority attention in this process. 3.2 Strengthening of R, D&D, and of industrial and organizational capacities in the field of renewable energy utilization, and elimination of obstacles to importing and exporting renewable energy equipment. 3.3 Further expansion of the role of the private sector in disseminating renewable energy technologies, and the implementation of specific incentives and regulatory frameworks, such as obligations to buy or obligations to supply, to stimulate market development of renewable energy technologies. 3.4 On a regional level, exchange of experiences on the use of renewable energy sources, through thematic workshops on a regular basis, focusing on education, training, R, D&D activities, and lessons learned from implementation programmes. 3.5 Greater emphasis on South-South cooperation in the field of renewable energy utilization, and development of concrete programmes to foster such cooperation. 3.6 The use of the World Solar Programme as a vehicle to boost the development and implementation of solar energy technologies.

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