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These are thresholds not triggers: that a trial implicates a national security interest does not automatically justify a wholly secret trial; instead, the courts may exclude the public “from all or part of a trial” as required by the particular rationale by which publicity would imperil national security in the case at hand. 9. (...) The purpose underpinning article 14, paragraph 1 explains why publicity must be more than formal. In order for every organ of government and every member of the public to have at least the opportunity to consider whether punishment is being imposed in a fair and non-discriminatory manner, the administration of justice must be transparent. It defeats the purpose of the publicity element of due process for judgements to be “made public” by filing them away in courthouses where they can, in theory, be paged through by citizens.

Requests the Government of each Member to take ap_propriate steps within its constitutional limits: (a) To promote, by ail means of publicity and propaganda available to thew, fricndly relatiorn; among nations based upon the PurpŒes and Prin ciplcs of the Charter; ( b) To encourage the clisscmination of ail in- formation designed to givc cxpn:ssion to the un- doubted dcsirc of ail peoples for peace; 3.

The government has also engaged all social actors in the implementation efforts through active guidance, multi- party cooperation, publicity and other means. At the same time, non-governmental groups are also involved in a bottom -up manner to achieve goals such as eradicating poverty and hunger and advancing environmental protection. (...) China will make the 2030 Agenda more accessible to the general public and create a good environment for the implementation via newspapers, magazines, radio, TV and internet, as well as publicity campaigns in the form of feature program, publicity week on sustainable development, interview, expert interpretation, knowledge quiz, etc. (...) China will promote cooperation between the government and the social capital, and mobilize and guide social resources into sustainable development by improving laws and regulations, giving preferential policies, improving government services, and strengthening publicity work and guidance. Third, strengthening international cooperation and exchanges.

of 11 Dcccmber 1946, which initiated the fulfil- ment of Article 13, paragraph 1, sub-paragraph a, of the Charter, regarding the development of international law and its codification; Considering that one of the most effective means of furthering the development of inter- national law consists in promoting public interest in this subject and using the media of education and publicity to familiarize the peoples with the principles and rules that govern international relations; Considering that greater knowledge of and fuller information on the aims, purposes and struc- ture of the United Nations constitute another positive method of assisting the development of international law, of which the United Nations is the main instrument, The General Assembly Resolves to request the Governments of Mem- ber States: 1. (...) Formulation of the principles rec- ognized in the Charter of the Nürn- berg Tribunal and in the judgment of the Tribunal The General Assembly Decides to entrust the formulation of the prin- ciples of international law recognized in the char- ter of the Nürnberg Tribunal and in the judgment of the Tribunal to the International Law Com- mission, the members of which will, in accordance with resolution 174 (II), be elected at the next session of the General Assembly, and 1946 de l'Assemblée générale qui a inauguré la mise en application de l' Article 13, paragraphe 1, alinéa a, de la Charte, relatif au développement progressif du droit international et à sa codifica- tion; Considérant que l'une des façons les plus effi- caces de travailler au développement du droit international consiste à favoriser l'intérêt du public à son égard et à employer les méthodes d'éducation et de propagande tendant à familiari- ser les peuples avec les principes et les règles qui régissent les relations internationales; Considérant qu'une connaissance plus appro- fondie des buts, des objectifs et de la structure de l'Organisation des Nations Unies, ainsi qu'une documentation plus riche sur ces mêmes sujets, constituent d'autres moyens efficaces de coopérer au développement du droit international dont cet organisme est le principal instrument, L'Assemblée générale Décide d'inviter les Gouvernements des Etats Membres: 1.

En outre, le corpus de documents provenant de la Direction de la sécurité fédérale ne serait pas dans son intégralité à la disposition du grand public. 104. Les documents de la Direction de la sécurité fédérale auraient été pour la plupart mal archivés, leur numérotation ayant été modifiée ou ces documents ayant été classés dans des catégories non pertinentes.

b) Nouobctmt toute3 dlGpoaitiona ccntrairos contenuee ̂ l'alinea a) ci-dcnaus, il cat interdlt d'nppoeer, 4fi-tpvii-or, de graver ou do fixor de^ quolque nsiiiire' que cc aoitlo drapeau dot, rations Uniea ou uno r^plique do cc drapeau our du papier & lettrea, deo livroa, den roYuea, doa publications poriodiqueo ou autrea, de faqon &, laiooer euppoacr que leodito papiera a lottreo, livrco, revueo, publicationo pcriodiquoo ou autrcs ont eto nia en circulation par loo Nations Union, ou on lew nom, eauf si tol eat bien le cas, ou de faqon & fairo de la publicity pour un produit commercial, c) Sous reacrve dca clauaon contonuoa nux alindaa b) et d) ci-doaaus, 11 eat intordit de fixer, do quelque faqon quo co aoit, lo drapoau des Nations Unics ou uno rdpliquo do ce drupenu eur un objet, quel qu'il aoit, qui ne ncrait paa strictoment iudiaponaable au ddplolcment do ce drapeau.

188. 110 of 11 Dcccmber 1946, which initiated the fulfil- ment of Article 13, paragraph 1, sub-paragraph a, of the Charter, regarding the development of international law and its codification; Considering that one of the most effective means of furthering the development of inter- national law consists in promoting public interest in this subject and using the media of education and publicity to familiarize the peoples with the principles and rules that govern international relations; Considering that greater knowledge of and fuller information on the aims, purposes and struc- ture of the United Nations constitute another positive method of assisting the development of international law, of which the United Nations is the main instrument, The General Assembly Resolves to request the Governments of Mem- ber States: 1. (...) Formulation of the principles rec- ognized in the Charter of the Nürn- berg Tribunal and in the judgment of the Tribunal The General Assembly Decides to entrust the formulation of the prin- ciples of international law recognized in the char- ter of the Nürnberg Tribunal and in the judgment of the Tribunal to the International Law Com- mission, the members of which will, in accordance with resolution 174 (II), be elected at the next session of the General Assembly, and 1946 de l'Assemblée générale qui a inauguré la mise en application de l' Article 13, paragraphe 1, alinéa a, de la Charte, relatif au développement progressif du droit international et à sa codifica- tion; Considérant que l'une des façons les plus effi- caces de travailler au développement du droit international consiste à favoriser l'intérêt du public à son égard et à employer les méthodes d'éducation et de propagande tendant à familiari- ser les peuples avec les principes et les règles qui régissent les relations internationales; Considérant qu'une connaissance plus appro- fondie des buts, des objectifs et de la structure de l'Organisation des Nations Unies, ainsi qu'une documentation plus riche sur ces mêmes sujets, constituent d'autres moyens efficaces de coopérer au développement du droit international dont cet organisme est le principal instrument, L'Assemblée générale Décide d'inviter les Gouvernements des Etats Membres: 1.

nies, :unsai Letter dated 4 January 1965 from the representative of Turkey to the Secretary.General [Original text: English] [4 January 1965] In a letter dated 7 December 1964 [S/6088] addres- sed to you 1 had drawn attention to publicity being given by the Greek and the Greek Cypriot Press to cer- tain alleged and af course totally fabricated accounts of Turkish Cypriot preparations for an attack ion the Greeks in Cyprus. 1 had then painted out that, as it had been the case in the past, such dissemination of utterly false rumours cauld only indicate an intention on the part of Greek Cypriots to camouflage their own preparations for a renewed assault on the oppressed Turkish community. (...) A list of such landings of men and material from Greece, since the publication of Your Excellency's report of 10 September 1964 [S/5950], is given here- under: 16 September 1964: S.S. (...) Une liste de ces débarquements d'hommes et de maté· riel intervenus depuis la publication de votre rapport du 10 septembre 1964 [S/5950] est donnée ci·dessous 16 septembre 1964; le Venturis; 19 septembre 1964; le Dimitrios; 1°1' octobre 1964; le Pireus ; 8 octobre 1964; le Hermes; 5 novembre 1964 ; le Hermes; 6 novembre 1964; le Angelas Kisidas; 15 novembre 1964; le Patreus; 18 novembre 1964; le Pegasus; 28 novembre 1964 ; le Pegasus.

The session covered those operational topics that were new or where the 2010 CES Recommendations had been revised or expanded, in particular: Fundamental principles of official statistics; Legal basis for the census; Communications; Publicity campaign; Dissemination; Documentation and metadata; Archiving; Costs and benefits. (...) However, a reference could be added in the recommendations to the difficulty of publicising activities such as census tests, pilots and post-enumeration surveys which will apply to only a very small proportion of the population, and where publicity might create more confusion than cast light. 67. CIS-Stat also questioned the value of specifically recommending SMS texting as a publicity media at para 45(j), and commented that SMS texting can be an intrusive method of outreach.

. __________________ 3 Dans le présent rapport, le terme « Pacifique » doit être compris comme englobant les 16 États du Forum des îles du Pacifique (l’Australie, les États fédérés de Micronésie, les Fidji, les îles Cook, les Îles Marshall, les Îles Salomon, Kiribati, Nauru, Nioué, la Nouvelle-Zélande (y compris les Tokélaou), les Palaos, la Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, le Samoa, les Tonga, les Tuvalu, Vanuatu), les 3 territoires français (la Nouvelle-Calédonie, la Polynésie française, Wallis et Futuna), les territoires américains (Guam, les îles Mariannes du Nord, les Samoa américaines), le Timor-Leste et la province indonésienne de Papouasie occidentale. 4 Ron Crocombe, Asia in the Pacific Islands: Replacing the West, Suva, IPS Publications, 2007, p. 211. E/C.19/2013/12 713-23850 22. (...) Toutefois, l’accord signé en août 1962 entre la République d’Indonésie et le Royaume des Pays-Bas concernant la Nouvelle-Guinée occidentale (Irian occidental) prévoyait le transfert de la __________________ 12 Marni Cordell, « Does West Papua have a publicity problem? », 3 mars 2011. Disponible en anglais à l’adresse suivante : http://newmatilda.com/2011/03/03/does-west-papua-have- publicity-problem.