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Naciones Unidas A/HRC/45/G/22 Asamblea General Distr. general 26 de octubre de 2020 Español Original: inglés A/HRC/45/G/22 2 GE.20-14096 Annex to the note verbale dated 14 October 2020 from the Permanent Mission of Azerbaijan to the United Nations Office at Geneva addressed to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Press-release dated 3 October 2020 of the Press Service Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan There is an increasing number of reports indicating Armenia’s irresponsible attempts to exploit journalists, both its own nationals and citizens of third countries in the course of its ongoing military operations against the Republic of Azerbaijan. (...) We again call on journalists to avoid visiting the temporarily occupied territories of Azerbaijan, thus not giving an opportunity to Armenia to exploit them, and those who are operating in the occupied territories of the Republic of Azerbaijan to strictly comply with the above-mentioned requirements and refrain from any action undermining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, including through propagating the illegal use of forces by Armenia against Azerbaijan.

In conjunction with growing government support to the settlement enterprise, the Law provides immunity to and allows Israeli settlers to exploit Palestinian lands, plunder Palestinian public and private properties, intensify settlement activity, and create facts on the ground. (...) According to a World Bank study, Palestinians lose some US$ 3.4 billion every year due to their inability to exploit these resources. - Environmental pollution is caused by over 23 settlement industrial parks in the West Bank.

Coninsx described how relevant resolutions of the Security Council request CTED to integrate gender as a cross-cutting issue throughout its activities, as terrorist groups exploit ideas about femininity and masculinity in their narratives, recruitment strategies and operational methods, affirming there is a growing awareness that integrating gender into counter-terrorism and countering violent extremism (CVE) must therefore include a focus on masculinities. (...) He also stated that while much emphasis has been made on the need to have a holistic gender approach, the notion of “masculinities” has not been incorporated neither to the narrative nor assessment of these issues, both at the General Assembly and the Security Council, even when terrorist groups themselves deliberately exploit ideas and stereotypes about masculinities in their propaganda and recruitment efforts.

Coninsx described how relevant resolutions of the Security Council request CTED to integrate gender as a cross-cutting issue throughout its ac- tivities, as terrorist groups exploit ideas about femininity and masculinity in their narratives, recruitment strategies and operational methods, affirming there is a grow- ing awareness that integrating gender into counter-terrorism and countering violent extremism (CVE) must therefore include a focus on masculinities. (...) He also stated that while much emphasis has been made on the need to have a holistic gender approach, the notion of “masculinities” has not been incorporated neither to the narrative nor assessment of these issues, both at the General Assembly and the Security Council, even when terrorist groups themselves deliberately exploit ideas and stereotypes about masculinities in their propaganda and recruitment efforts.

Naciones Unidas A/HRC/47/G/22 Asamblea General Distr. general 10 de agosto de 2021 Español Original: inglés A/HRC/47/G/22 2 GE.21-10954 Annex to the note verbale dated 16 July 2021 from the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations Office at Geneva addressed to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Letter of the Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations Office at Geneva addressed to the President of the Human Rights Council I have the honor to address you in connection with the continuing attempts by the Russian Federation to exploit the United Nations Human Rights Council as a tool in its ongoing aggression against my country.

In the meantime, the Kingdom of Morocco constructed a 2,700 km. long sand wall (called the Berm) from north to south, which is still guarded by 120,000 soldiers to control and exploit the economically viable part of Western Sahara (fisheries, mines, etc.).

The Vietnamese feudal statc was the first in history to occupy, claim ownership of, exercise sover,. eignty over and exploit, in the name of the State, these two archi- pelagoes wlrich had never before come under the administration of any country. (...) The Saigon administration later allowed a Vietnamese industrialist to exploit phosphate Y on this archipelago. 1856: The Saigon administration sent warships to Truong Se to effect control over this archipelago and decreed the ,annexation of Truong Sa to Phuoc Tuy province. 1961 : By decree, the Saigon administr .ítion made the Hoang Sa archipelago a village, gave it the name of Dinh Hai and placed it under the administration of Hoa Vang district, Quang Nam province and installed sovereignty markers on the Truong Sa Archipelago. (...) The Vietnamese feudal statcs were the first ih history to occupy, organize, control and exploit these archipelagocs in their capacities as Statees.

This terrorism resorts to modern means of communications - originally created to be at the service of mankind and human development – by maliciously using such means to spread its destructive ideas to a category of marginalized youth, from all nationalities, and to exploit weaknesses to create a fertile ground for its propagation in the world. 5.

In spite of these recorded realities, the Greek Cypriot administration chooses to exploit the Greek Cypriot residents in the TRNC as a propaganda tool for slandering Turkish Cypriot authorities and Turkey.

Criminal penalties for slave labour are very mild, and therefore do little to deter perpetrators, allowing them to exploit legal loopholes. The crime of slavery is punishable by 2 to 8 years in prison; for such a light sentence, the statute of limitations on a crime in Brazil expires after 12 years. (...) If the recruiter is himself Bolivian, he will often have connections with the Andean communities, which he will exploit to gain the trust of the people.20 Once recruited, the Bolivians are sent to Brazil. 76. (...) Bolivians have proved to be much easier to exploit than poor Brazilians for a number of reasons.