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Nevertheless, the south Korean authorities did not permit the elementary humanitarian demand of the parents but are talking about "voluntary defection from the north" while keeping the abductees in solitary cells and keeping them away from media. (...) The reality fully proves that the south Korean authorities are the chief criminals of human rights abuses and group of traitors without an equal in the world as they are keeping the DPRK's citizens in custody against their will, far from responding to the DPRK's magnanimous steps of good faith for improving the north-south relations published at the historic Seventh Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea. What matters is that the U.S. and the West are keeping mum about south Korea's institutional human rights abuses such as the heinous group allurement and abduction though they have groundlessly taken issue with other countries over their human rights whether they are true or false, while touting the "protection and promotion of human rights".

Nevertheless, the south Korean authorities did not permit the elementary humanitarian demand of the parents but are talking about “voluntary defection from the north” while keeping the abductees in solitary cells and keeping them away from media. (...) There is increasing suspicion over the behavior of south Korean authorities who have failed to release the conditions of the abductees recklessly keeping them incommunicado among several media and civil organizations of south Korea A/HRC/32/G/7 GE.16-10009 3 including “MINBYUN” (Lawyers for a Democratic Society), who strongly demand the publication of truth about them.

The purpose of this seminar was to support national and regional initiatives aimed at strengthening the role of Arab national human rights institutions and other actors in promoting the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary, in keeping with international human rights standards. (...) Constitutional, legislative and practical measures should be strengthened so as to guarantee the independence of the judiciary and the proper and impartial conduct of court proceedings, in keeping with international standards and respect for the rights of the parties. 6. (...) Lastly, the participants in the seminar Express their gratitude to the Kingdom of Morocco and the Advisory Council for Human Rights for organizing and hosting the third seminar of national human rights institutions in the Arab region on the subject of the independence of the judiciary in the Arab region, and to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for its support and cooperation; A/HRC/7/G/2 page 5 Commend Morocco for its experience in transitional justice and consider it a pioneer with regard to truth and reconciliation commissions; Agree to hold the fourth seminar on the subject of common challenges confronting national human rights institutions in the Arab region, the adoption of appropriate mechanisms to strengthen their capacities and independence, in keeping with the Paris Principles, and the opening of a debate on the Principles, and also welcome the invitation from the Algerian National Advisory Committee for the Advancement and Protection of Human Rights to hold the fourth seminar in the capital Algiers; Request the Advisory Council for Human Rights and the host State to transmit the recommendations of this seminar, as an official document, to the Human Rights Council of the United Nations.

The programme is being implemented/coordinated, keeping in view the overall regulatory measures and developments relating to oceans. (...) The programme is being pursued also keeping in view the fulfilment of obligations of the Preparatory Commission (International Seabed Authority now) as a Registered Pioneer Investor (under resolution 11 of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea), a status India was the first country to be accorded in 1987. (...) Environmental appraisal of developmental projects were carried out keeping in view the conservation of natural resources on land, coastal and offshore areas.

In reply to his questions on this subject, he was told that the civilian affairs section represented MONUC in this framework, in keeping with a distinction drawn between large-scale violations and individual violations of 11 Pour plus d’informations sur les programmes RRM et PEAR, voir notamment le Plan d’action humanitaire 2008 pour la République démocratique du Congo. (...) The Representative was able to observe during these discussions with various parties, particularly representatives of international civil society, that the fact that, in keeping with the mandate given to the United Nations mission, MONUC was associated with the FARDC, who are responsible for a large share of violations of human rights, particularly those of women, could become a source of difficulties. (...) Protection in the context of the search for a durable solution 59. In keeping with Guiding Principle 28, which is cited in the Great Lakes Protocol on protection and assistance to internally displaced persons, the authorities have the duty and responsibility to establish conditions which allow displaced persons to return voluntarily, safely and with dignity, or to resettle voluntarily in another part of the country.

Requests the Secretary-General to provide updates to the Security Council on the UN efforts to address the COVID-19 pandemic in countries in situations of armed conflict or affected by humanitarian crises, as well as on the impact of COVID 19 on the ability of peace-keeping operations and Special Political Missions to deliver their mandated priority tasks; 6. Requests the Secretary-General to instruct peace-keeping operations to provide support, within their mandates and capacities, to host country authorities in their S/2020/632 20-08884 4/4 efforts to contain the pandemic, in particular to facilitate humanitarian access, including to internally displaced persons and refugee camps and allow for medical evacuations, and further requests the Secretary-General and Member States to take all appropriate steps to protect the safety, security and health of all UN personnel in UN peace operations, while maintaining the continuity of operations, and to take further steps towards the provision of training for peacekeeping personnel on issues related to preventing the spread of COVID-19; 7.

To ensure effective implementation of the above, the RGC has had plans to: • Foster the development of plans for land use to allocate land for the development of agriculture, industry, tourism, urban, rural, residential, conservation and reserved areas to avoid misuse of land; • Review the implementation of economic land concessions to conform with the priorities set by the RGC and to ensure that economic concession land provided is cultivated and to avoids the keeping of land without using [land speculation]; • Continue to implement no-tax policy on farm land used by farmers for family purposes. 3. (...) In implementing the land law and its land policy, the RGC has taken measures to expand the system of administering land use and land allocation in an equitable manner, by ensuring the effectiveness of the economy through land registration to expand land ownership rights, to eliminate anarchic acts of illegal land tenure, to take appropriate measures to prevent the buying in collection of land and keeping it without use and cultivation [land speculation]. (...) The main objective of which is to enhance the security of private land tenure, while promoting the administration of state land through land registration, resolution of land disputes, elimination of anarchic phenomenon in illegal land occupation; prevention of the buying in collection of land and keeping it without using [land speculation] . This is to ensure the efficiency of land market and land use at the provincial and municipal level; 13.

Condemn the Turkish aggression against Syrian territories, because it is a clear breach of the principles of the United Nations Charter and Security Council resolutions, in particular Security Council resolution 2254 (2015), in which the Security Council calls for the unity and independence of Syria to be preserved, and because it is a direct threat to Arab national security and to international peace and security, and underscore that any effort by Syria to respond to this aggression and defend Syrian territory are in keeping with the exercise of the inherent right of legitimate self-defence, in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations; 2. (...) Reaffirm the unity and independence of Syria and the need to commence without delay United Nations sponsored political negotiations, in particular within the framework of the Constitutional Committee that was recently established, in order to implement the provisions of Security Council resolution 2254 (2015) and arrive at a political settlement to the crisis in Syria and end the suffering of the Syrian people, and also to reaffirm that there is no military solution to the crisis and that pursuing the political track is the only means of resolving the crisis and addressing its ramifications in a manner that is in keeping with international law, ensures the security of Syria, its neighbours and the countries of the region, leads to the departure of all foreign forces from Syria and enables Syria to regain its role in the Arab regime of cooperative action; 6.

The anglophone Rapporteur shall have the following functions: (a) Liaising with anglophone LDC Parties; (b) Keeping records of meetings of the LEG in English. 20. The francophone Rapporteur shall have the following functions: (a) Liaising with francophone LDC Parties; (b) Keeping records of meetings of the LEG in French. 21. The lusophone Rapporteur shall have the following functions: (a) Liaising with lusophone LDC Parties; (b) Keeping records of meetings of the LEG in Portuguese. 22.

The Government of Mexico will continue to encourage the federal Congress and the State congresses to bring federal and State legislation into line with the provisions of ILO Convention No. 169, when appropriate, in keeping with article 133 of the federal Constitution. (...) For these purposes the communities may form associations in keeping with the law. INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS 81. (...) The Government of Mexico undertakes to review and analyse the demands from the indigenous communities for the withdrawal of armed forces, and to adopt appropriate measures in keeping with the Constitution. E/CN.4/2004/G/22 page 11 INDIGENOUS MIGRANTS 100.