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  We must not let our guard down during the upcoming religious observances

COVID-19 is a very real threat and we must stay vigilant in practicing all protective behaviours we know work, for the festive season and beyond - physical distancing and avoiding close contacts at all times, limiting time spent in or avoiding enclosed or crowded places, wearing a face mask, covering coughs and sneezes with your elbow, cleaning hands regularly and staying home if unwell. Governments are putting different public health and social measures in place to contain the spread of the virus during the holidays, and while religious traditions may look different due to these measures, we can all still keep the spirit of each observance alive by coming together in a way that ensures we all stay healthy. (...) “In this era of social innovation and new technologies, it is easier than ever for us to join together, even when we are apart, and we should take a full advantage of this during the upcoming holidays,” said Dr Ying-Ru Lo, WHO Representative to Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam and Singapore. (...) We hope that moving forward, we can continue celebrating our holidays in more traditional ways, and the new COVID-19 vaccines will play a key role in accomplishing this.

Score: 1251414.8 - https://www.who.int/malaysia/n...upcoming-religious-observances

  Safe celebrations during the holy month of Ramadan

This year, we finally have the opportunity to be together with our friends and family, making the holiday that much more meaningful. Prior to the pandemic, it was no problem to meet regularly with our families and friends, and to follow our traditions and the daily routines indelibly woven into the fabric our lives. (...) There are many things you can do prior to and during the holiday to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19 or exposing others to it. (...) And of course, if you feel unwell at all, with even the mildest of symptoms, do the responsible thing, isolate, and stay at home so that the only thing you share with others this holiday is good spirit. Holiday festivities without these measures will inevitably lead to increased numbers of COVID-19 cases, overwhelmed health systems and eventually, more deaths that could have been prevented.

Score: 1229265.6 - https://www.who.int/brunei/new...ring-the-holy-month-of-ramadan

  Safe celebrations during the holy month of Ramadan

This year, we finally have the opportunity to be together with our friends and family, making the holiday that much more meaningful. Prior to the pandemic, it was no problem to meet regularly with our families and friends, and to follow our traditions and the daily routines indelibly woven into the fabric our lives. (...) There are many things you can do prior to and during the holiday to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19 or exposing others to it. (...) And of course, if you feel unwell at all, with even the mildest of symptoms, do the responsible thing, isolate, and stay at home so that the only thing you share with others this holiday is good spirit. Holiday festivities without these measures will inevitably lead to increased numbers of COVID-19 cases, overwhelmed health systems and eventually, more deaths that could have been prevented.

Score: 1229265.6 - https://www.who.int/malaysia/n...ring-the-holy-month-of-ramadan

  Safe celebrations during the holy month of Ramadan

This year, we finally have the opportunity to be together with our friends and family, making the holiday that much more meaningful. Prior to the pandemic, it was no problem to meet regularly with our families and friends, and to follow our traditions and the daily routines indelibly woven into the fabric our lives. (...) There are many things you can do prior to and during the holiday to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19 or exposing others to it. (...) And of course, if you feel unwell at all, with even the mildest of symptoms, do the responsible thing, isolate, and stay at home so that the only thing you share with others this holiday is good spirit. Holiday festivities without these measures will inevitably lead to increased numbers of COVID-19 cases, overwhelmed health systems and eventually, more deaths that could have been prevented.

Score: 1229265.6 - https://www.who.int/singapore/...ring-the-holy-month-of-ramadan

  Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season

Western Pacific Australia Home Health topics Our work News Emergencies About us Home / News / Feature stories / Detail / Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season WHO/Grégoire le Bacon A grandmother receives the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at a government facility in Punaauia, Tahiti, French Polynesia. © Credits Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season 8 December 2021 With the holiday season fast approaching, it is useful to remind ourselves of 6 ways we can keep ourselves and the people around us safe from COVID-19.  (...) Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently, especially those which are regularly touched, such as door handles, taps and phone screens. (...) To make your environment as safe as possible this holiday season: Avoid the 3Cs: spaces that are closed, crowded or involve close contact.

Score: 1209563.2 - https://www.who.int/australia/...-you-during-the-holiday-season

  Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season

Western Pacific Republic of Korea Home Health topics Our work News Emergencies About us Home / News / Feature stories / Detail / Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season WHO/Grégoire le Bacon A grandmother receives the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at a government facility in Punaauia, Tahiti, French Polynesia. © Credits Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season 8 December 2021 With the holiday season fast approaching, it is useful to remind ourselves of 6 ways we can keep ourselves and the people around us safe from COVID-19.  (...) Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently, especially those which are regularly touched, such as door handles, taps and phone screens. (...) To make your environment as safe as possible this holiday season: Avoid the 3Cs: spaces that are closed, crowded or involve close contact.

Score: 1209563.2 - https://www.who.int/republicof...-you-during-the-holiday-season

  Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season

Western Pacific Japan Home Health Topics Our work News Emergencies About us Home / News / Feature stories / Detail / Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season WHO/Grégoire le Bacon A grandmother receives the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at a government facility in Punaauia, Tahiti, French Polynesia. © Credits Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season 8 December 2021 With the holiday season fast approaching, it is useful to remind ourselves of 6 ways we can keep ourselves and the people around us safe from COVID-19.  (...) Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently, especially those which are regularly touched, such as door handles, taps and phone screens. (...) To make your environment as safe as possible this holiday season: Avoid the 3Cs: spaces that are closed, crowded or involve close contact.

Score: 1209563.2 - https://www.who.int/japan/news...-you-during-the-holiday-season

  Six ways to protect yourself and those around you during the holiday season

Whether you are celebrating Christmas, the New Year or some other special event this holiday season, smaller gatherings in spaces that allow you to keep physical distancing are safer. (...) Clean and disinfect surfaces frequently, especially those which are regularly touched, such as door handles, taps and phone screens. (...) To make your environment as safe as possible this holiday season: Avoid the 3Cs: spaces that are closed, crowded or involve close contact.

Score: 1195786.5 - https://www.who.int/westernpac...-you-during-the-holiday-season

  Directions | International Court of Justice

Directions | International Court of Justice Links Site search Document search Contact The Court History Members of the Court Current Members All Members Presidency Statements by the President Chambers and Committees Judges ad hoc Current Judges ad hoc All Judges ad hoc How the Court Works Financial Assistance to Parties Annual Reports The Registry Registrar Organizational Chart of the Registry Texts governing the Registry Library of the Court Employment Current vacancies Judicial Fellowship Programme Alumni Internships Procurement Cases List of All Cases Pending cases Contentious cases Contentious cases organized by State Contentious cases organized by incidental proceedings Advisory proceedings Judgments, Advisory Opinions and Orders Basic Documents Charter of the United Nations Statute of the Court Rules of Court Practice Directions Other Texts Jurisdiction Contentious Jurisdiction States entitled to appear before the Court States not members of the United Nations parties to the Statute States not parties to the Statute to which the Court may be open Basis of the Court’s jurisdiction Declarations recognizing the jurisdiction of the Court as compulsory Treaties Advisory Jurisdiction Organs and agencies authorized to request advisory opinions Press Room Press releases Mailing List Calendar Media Services Accreditation Multimedia Frequently Asked Questions Practical Information Directions Visits Attending a hearing/sitting Presentations on the work of the Court Official holidays Basic Toolkit Links Frequently Asked Questions Publications Introduction Permanent Court of International Justice Series A: Collection of Judgments (1923-1930) Series B: Collection of Advisory Opinions (1923-1930) Series A/B: Collection of Judgments, Orders and Advisory Opinions (from 1931) Series C: Acts and documents relating to Judgments and Advisory Opinions given by the Court / Pleadings, Oral Arguments and Documents Series D: Acts and Documents concerning the organization of the Court Series E: Annual Reports Series F: General Indexes Other documents INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE Français Français Document search Site search Sitemap Employment FAQ Contact Home INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE The Court The Court History Members of the Court Current Members All Members Presidency Statements by the President Chambers and Committees Judges ad hoc Current Judges ad hoc All Judges ad hoc How the Court Works Financial Assistance to Parties Annual Reports The Registry The Registry Registrar Organizational Chart of the Registry Texts governing the Registry Library of the Court Employment Current vacancies Judicial Fellowship Programme Alumni Internships Procurement Cases Cases List of All Cases Pending cases Contentious cases Contentious cases organized by State Contentious cases organized by incidental proceedings Advisory proceedings Judgments, Advisory Opinions and Orders Basic Documents Basic Documents Charter of the United Nations Statute of the Court Rules of Court Practice Directions Other Texts Jurisdiction Jurisdiction Contentious Jurisdiction States entitled to appear before the Court States not members of the United Nations parties to the Statute States not parties to the Statute to which the Court may be open Basis of the Court’s jurisdiction Declarations recognizing the jurisdiction of the Court as compulsory Treaties Advisory Jurisdiction Organs and agencies authorized to request advisory opinions Press Room Press Room Press releases Mailing List Calendar Media Services Accreditation Multimedia Frequently Asked Questions Practical Information Practical Information Directions Visits Attending a hearing/sitting Presentations on the work of the Court Official holidays Basic Toolkit Links Frequently Asked Questions Publications Permanent Court of International Justice Permanent Court of International Justice Series A: Collection of Judgments (1923-1930) Series B: Collection of Advisory Opinions (1923-1930) Series A/B: Collection of Judgments, Orders and Advisory Opinions (from 1931) Series C: Acts and documents relating to Judgments and Advisory Opinions given by the Court / Pleadings, Oral Arguments and Documents Series D: Acts and Documents concerning the organization of the Court Series E: Annual Reports Series F: General Indexes Other documents Practical Information Directions Visits Attending a hearing/sitting Presentations on the work of the Court Official holidays Basic Toolkit Links Frequently Asked Questions Directions The Court is located between The Hague city centre and the Scheveningen district. 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  Texts governing the Registry | International Court of Justice

Texts governing the Registry | International Court of Justice Links Site search Document search Contact The Court History Members of the Court Current Members All Members Presidency Statements by the President Chambers and Committees Judges ad hoc Current Judges ad hoc All Judges ad hoc How the Court Works Financial Assistance to Parties Annual Reports The Registry Registrar Organizational Chart of the Registry Texts governing the Registry Library of the Court Employment Current vacancies Judicial Fellowship Programme Alumni Internships Procurement Cases List of All Cases Pending cases Contentious cases Contentious cases organized by State Contentious cases organized by incidental proceedings Advisory proceedings Judgments, Advisory Opinions and Orders Basic Documents Charter of the United Nations Statute of the Court Rules of Court Practice Directions Other Texts Jurisdiction Contentious Jurisdiction States entitled to appear before the Court States not members of the United Nations parties to the Statute States not parties to the Statute to which the Court may be open Basis of the Court’s jurisdiction Declarations recognizing the jurisdiction of the Court as compulsory Treaties Advisory Jurisdiction Organs and agencies authorized to request advisory opinions Press Room Press releases Mailing List Calendar Media Services Accreditation Multimedia Frequently Asked Questions Practical Information Directions Visits Attending a hearing/sitting Presentations on the work of the Court Official holidays Basic Toolkit Links Frequently Asked Questions Publications Introduction Permanent Court of International Justice Series A: Collection of Judgments (1923-1930) Series B: Collection of Advisory Opinions (1923-1930) Series A/B: Collection of Judgments, Orders and Advisory Opinions (from 1931) Series C: Acts and documents relating to Judgments and Advisory Opinions given by the Court / Pleadings, Oral Arguments and Documents Series D: Acts and Documents concerning the organization of the Court Series E: Annual Reports Series F: General Indexes Other documents INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE Français Français Document search Site search Sitemap Employment FAQ Contact Home INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE The Court The Court History Members of the Court Current Members All Members Presidency Statements by the President Chambers and Committees Judges ad hoc Current Judges ad hoc All Judges ad hoc How the Court Works Financial Assistance to Parties Annual Reports The Registry The Registry Registrar Organizational Chart of the Registry Texts governing the Registry Library of the Court Employment Current vacancies Judicial Fellowship Programme Alumni Internships Procurement Cases Cases List of All Cases Pending cases Contentious cases Contentious cases organized by State Contentious cases organized by incidental proceedings Advisory proceedings Judgments, Advisory Opinions and Orders Basic Documents Basic Documents Charter of the United Nations Statute of the Court Rules of Court Practice Directions Other Texts Jurisdiction Jurisdiction Contentious Jurisdiction States entitled to appear before the Court States not members of the United Nations parties to the Statute States not parties to the Statute to which the Court may be open Basis of the Court’s jurisdiction Declarations recognizing the jurisdiction of the Court as compulsory Treaties Advisory Jurisdiction Organs and agencies authorized to request advisory opinions Press Room Press Room Press releases Mailing List Calendar Media Services Accreditation Multimedia Frequently Asked Questions Practical Information Practical Information Directions Visits Attending a hearing/sitting Presentations on the work of the Court Official holidays Basic Toolkit Links Frequently Asked Questions Publications Permanent Court of International Justice Permanent Court of International Justice Series A: Collection of Judgments (1923-1930) Series B: Collection of Advisory Opinions (1923-1930) Series A/B: Collection of Judgments, Orders and Advisory Opinions (from 1931) Series C: Acts and documents relating to Judgments and Advisory Opinions given by the Court / Pleadings, Oral Arguments and Documents Series D: Acts and Documents concerning the organization of the Court Series E: Annual Reports Series F: General Indexes Other documents The Registry Registrar Organizational Chart of the Registry Texts governing the Registry Library of the Court Employment Current vacancies Judicial Fellowship Programme Alumni Internships Procurement Texts governing the Registry Registry officials are subject to the Instructions for the Registry, as drawn up by the Registrar and approved by the Court on 20 March 2012; these Instructions replaced the ones drawn up in October 1946 and amended in March 1947 and September 1949. Registry officials are also subject to regularly amended Staff Regulations, which are virtually identical to the Staff Regulations of the United Nations and United Nations Staff Rules.

Score: 1137951.2 - https://www.icj-cij.org/en/texts-governing-registry