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istered in accordance with Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations under a mandate conferred upon Belgium; ' Whereas Article 75 of the United Nations -Charter, signed at San Francisco on 26 June 1945, provides for the establishment of an Inter- national Trusteesh ip System for the administration and supervisioo of such territories as may be placed thereunder by subsequent indi- vidual agreements; Whereas under Article 77 of the said Charter the International Trusteeship System may be applied to territories now held under mandate; Whereas the Belgian Government has indicated its desire to place R uanda-Urundi under the International Trusteeship System ; and Whereas, under Articles 75 and 77 of the Charter, the placing of a territory under the International Trusteeship System is to be effected by means of a trusteeship agreement, Now, therefore, the General Assembly of the United Nations he1eb7 resolves to approve the following terms of Trusteeship for R uanda- Unmdi.

POUR LE TERRITOffiE DU TOGO SOUS ADMINISTRATION BRITANNIQUE Tel qu'il a ete appr~uve par l'Assemblee generale le 13 decembre 1946 Lake Success New York TRUSTEESHIP AGREEMENr FOR THE -· TERRITORY OF TOGOLAND . ' UNDER BRITISH ADMINISTRATION Whereas the Territory known as Togoland under British Mandate and hereinafter referred to as the Territory has been administered in accordance with Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations under a mandate conferred on His Britannic MajC$ty; and Whereas Article 75· of the United Nations Charter, signed at San Francisco on 26 June 1945, provides for the establishment of an Inter- national Trusteeship System for the administration and supervision of such territories as may be placed thereunder by subsequent indi- vidual agreements; and Whereas under Article 77 of the said Charter, the International Trusteeship System may be· applied to territories• now held under mandate; and Whereas His Majesty has indicated his desire to place the Territory under the said International Truste«:Ship System; and Whereas in accordance with Articles 75 and 77 of the said Charter, the placing of a territory under the International Trusteeship System is to be effected by means of a trusteeship agreement.

The General Assembly, regarding the problem of security as closely connected with that of disarmament, "Recommends the Security Council to accelerate as much as possible the placing at · its disposai of the armed forces mentioned in Article 43 of the Charter; "lt recommends the Members to undertake the progressive and balanced withdrawal, tak- ing account of the needs of occupation, of their armed forces stationed in ex-enemy territories, and the withdrawal without delay of armed forces stationed in the territories of Members without their consent freely and publicly ex- pressed in treaties or agreements consistent with the Charter and not contradicting inter- national agreements; ·· "lt further recommends a corresponding reduction of national armed forces, and a gen- eral progressive and balanced reduction of national armed forces

Except as may be agreed upon in individual trusteeship agreements, made undel' Articles 77, 79 and 81, placing each territory under the Trusteeship System, 'and until such agreements have been con- cluded, nothing in this chapter shall be construed in or of itself to alter in any manner the rights whatso- ever of any States or any peoples or the terms of existing international instruments to which Members o~ the United Nations may respectively be parties. 2. Paragraph 1 of this artiele shall not be inter- preted as giving grounds for delay or postponement of the negotiation and conelusion of agreements for placing mandated and other territories under the Trusteeship System as provided for in Article 77. (...) The administe achieve Trusteesh the Unite Authority with the and the al1 their f United periodic deem nec theA 8 TRUSTEESHIP AGREEMENT fOR THE TERRITORY Of TANGANYIKA ACCORD DE TUTELLE POUR LE TERRITOIRE DU TANGANYIKA Whereas the Territory known as Tanganyika has been administered in accordance with Artiele 22 of the Covenant of the League of NaLions under a mandate conferred on His Britannic Majesty; and Whereas ArticIe 75 of the United Nations Charter, signed at San Francisco on 26 June 1945, provides for the establishment of an Inter- national Trusteeship System for the administra- tion and supervision of such territories as may be placed thereunder by subsequent individual agreements; and W hereas under Artiele 77 of the said Charter the International Trusteeship System may be applied to territories now heId under mandate; and Whereas His Majesty has indicated his desire to place Tanganyika under the said International Trusteeship System; and Whereas, in accordance with Articles 75 and 77 of said Charter, the placing of a territory under the International Trusteeship System is to be effected by means of a trusteeship agree- ment, Now, therefore, the General Assembly of the United Nations hereby resolves to approve the foIlowing terms of Trusteeship for Tanganyika: ARTICLE 1 The Territory to which this Agreement applies comprises that part of East Africa lying within the boundaries defined by artiele 1 of the British mandate for East Africa, and by the Anglo- Belgian Treaty of 22 November 1934, regarding the boundary between Tanganyika and Ruanda- Urundi.

GE.13-60184 (F) 040313 060313 Comité chargé de l’examen de la mise en œuvre de la Convention Onzième session Bonn, 15-19 avril 2013 Point 10 de l’ordre du jour provisoire

Given the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and other humanitarian emergencies, OHCHR advocated for placing human rights at the heart of the Government’s response. (...) OHCHR provided technical assistance to the Supreme Court on the adoption of measures to reduce the prison population, placing special emphasis on those in pretrial detention.

The independent J ewish State was now a reality and the establishment of a similar Arab State would meet the interests of the Arabs better than placing them once again under British control, where they would become pawns in the activement le plan de partage, mais que bientôt, sous la pression des milieux pétroliers et militaires, ils. ont abandonné ce plan, sous prétexte qu'il ne pouvait êtrl' mis en œuvre par des moyens paci- fiques. (...) On the oUwr hand, the pamphlet pointed out, the plan would increase instahility by adding 200,000 Arabs to the popu- lation of Israel, placing aIl Palestine ports within Isradi territory, transferring \Vestern Galilec to Israel \Vith the result that 90 per cent of the arable land in Palestine would he in Israel, and transferring the wholJy Arab cities of .latTa, Acre and Nazareth to Jewish control.

The Special Rapporteur received complaints that the Government was unfairly subsidizing Pobjeda by directly and indirectly placing public advertising, and unduly controlling its editorial policies. (...) As indicated in Human Rights Committee general comment No. 34 (2011): Care must be taken to ensure that systems of government subsidy to media outlets and the placing of government advertisements are not employed to the effect of impeding freedom of expression.

Section 133 of the Penal Code prohibits “enslaving”, stating that placing a human being in a situation where he/she is forced to work or perform other duties against his/her will for the benefit of another person, or keeping a person in such situation, if such act is performed through violence or deceit or by taking advantage of the helpless situation of the person, is punishable by 3 to 12 years’ imprisonment if committed against a child. 41. (...) The Special Rapporteur was informed that there is a preference for placing children in adoptive or foster families rather than in alternative care centres.

Decree No. 20 established the structure of a State-owned and controlled media system, placing the Liberian Broadcasting System as a branch within the Government and under its control. (...) The Special Rapporteur urges the Government to consider adopting a set of rules that would regulate official advertising and eliminate the possibility of placing advertising on the basis of the point of view expressed by an outlet or its reporters. 47.