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During meetings with the Department for Communities and Local Governments (DCLG) the Working Group learned of the Localism Act, which aims to strengthen decision-making processes at the local level. (...) During the visit to Liverpool the Working Group learned how local government was supporting the supplementary schools initiatives. (...) Access to justice 53. The Working Group learned that people of African descent who are victims of discrimination may seek recourse to justice through the Equality Act.

Nations Unies FCCC/SBI/2015/7 Convention-cadre sur les changements climatiques Distr. générale 27 mai 2015 Français Original : anglais GE.15-08245 (F) 130815

Despite the relative lack of data on the phenomenon of child prostitution, the Special Rapporteur learned, during her mission, of practices warranting serious concern. (...) Essentially operating as brothels, the saunas regularly exploit girls as prostitutes. She also learned that minors were exploited as street prostitutes. (...) On 18 February 2013, the proposed amendment was withdrawn; the Special Rapporteur learned, however, that the proposal might in fact be tabled again in future.

He also learned that they forcibly arrested over 200 protesters and assaulted over a dozen journalists who were present at the site and destroyed their equipment, including cameras and mobile phones. 51. (...) On the other hand, he also learned that children were prevented from participating in the A/HRC/41/41/Add.4 10 GE.19-07795 peaceful protests by their schools or their parents when they expressed their interest in joining them. 72. (...) However, the Special Rapporteur learned that during the April events and during manifestations held in previous years, the safety of journalists and media workers covering demonstrations and protests was not properly safeguarded.

It is structurally, operationally and administratively autonomous. 15. The delegation learned that the Public Prosecutor’s Office has a staff of some 200 prosecutors deployed all over the country. (...) In 1998, the first public defender’s office was opened in Managua. The delegation learned that the total number of public defenders in the country is limited to 81: many more would seem to be needed. (...) All proceedings are conducted orally and in public. The delegation learned that some are broadcast live on television.

The role of national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms in addressing trafficking in persons within the national institutional anti-trafficking framework: lessons learned, good practices and remaining challenges ............................................................................... 14–20 6 B. (...) On 23 and 24 May 2013, the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children, Joy Ngozi Ezeilo, convened a consultative meeting on strengthening partnerships with national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms in Berlin to provide an opportunity to share experiences and lessons learned among national rapporteurs and equivalent mechanisms, and further strengthen the partnership between her mandate and such mechanisms. 2. (...) The role of national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms in addressing trafficking in persons within the national institutional anti-trafficking framework: lessons learned, good practices and remaining challenges 14.

He stressed that great number of internally displaced people are ready to return to their home areas to lead normal life, adding that the return has become a strategic option for all the displaced citizens under the prevalent peace and stability atmosphere in Darfur States. SUNA learned that the voluntary return of these displaced and refugees came in response to an imitative of Sultan Sa’ad Bahar-Eddin of Masaleet tribe, who is the Chairman of West Darfur State’s Legislative Council, in coordination with the Humanitarian Aid Commission.” -----

GE.13-64109 (F) 291113 041213 *1364109* Organe subsidiaire de conseil scientifique et technologique Trente-neuvième session Varsovie, 11-16 novembre 2013 Point 4 de l’ordre du jour

Fostering partnership among national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms: challenges, dilemmas and lessons learned ........ 38–40 13 D. Fostering cooperation between national rapporteurs and equivalent mechanisms and State and non-State actors in destination, transit and source countries .............................................................................................. 41–43 14 E. (...) The meeting, which took place in Bangkok, aimed to provide an opportunity to continue sharing experiences and lessons learned among national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms, and to strengthen further the partnership between her mandate and those mechanisms. 2. (...) Fostering partnership among national rapporteurs on trafficking in persons and equivalent mechanisms: challenges, dilemmas and lessons learned 38. The representatives of Bahrain, Colombia, Finland and Indonesia identified the challenges and dilemmas faced by national rapporteurs and equivalent mechanisms in fostering partnership between themselves.

The General Assembly has learned with satis- faction of the extent to which the position in 194G was improved, particularly with respect to bread grains, by the common effort of the United Nations, thus saving millions of lives during the critica! (...) The General Assembly has learned with con- cern that expected supplies of bread grains, rice, fats and oils, dairy products, meat and sugar ap- pear to be substantially inadequate to meet míni- mum requirements· for human consumption in 1947.