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La forme dans laquelle s~ront étahiis les procès-verbaux est définie dans les articles 32 et 35, et l'artic.Ie 26 ne- . 3 ,·, be interpreted • as impo5ing any obligation to doit pM être entendu comme impœant une obli- kecp summary records. gation · d'établir des procès-verbaux sommaires. 4. Publicity of meetings ana records The Committee of Eicperts combined the two headings VIII and IX of the draft of the Pre- paratory Commission under the single Jica~g VIII, "~ublicity of meetings and records", and chan~ the order of certain articles. (...) VOTING Rule 30 Voting in the Security Council shall be in accordaoce with the relevant Articles of the Charter and of the Statute of the International Court of Justice. CHAPTER VIII. PUBLICITY OF MEETINGS AND RECORDS Rule 31 Unless it decidcs otherwise,. the Sccurity Council shall mcet in public. (...) The main. points which have arisen -in the coruideration of these appeals are noted below. ' Publication 14. The communications in question were immediately circulated to the representatives on the Secùrity Council and published in a special issue of the, Journal.

1 The ongoing curriculum reform will inevitably address difficult questions of how to describe different historical events and processes to schoolchildren. Much more publicity focused on corruption. Inadequate access to justice was defined as a major deterrent to foreign investment. (...) Komnas HAM will celebrate its tenth anniversary in 2003, but, many fear, as a different institution. 7. Publicity for education during the Special Rapporteur’s mission revolved around its cost. (...) What Indonesians call KKN (corruption, collusion and nepotism) attracts even more criticism. As publicity for alleged misdeeds revolves around huge sums of money, small-scale graft continues unimpeded.

Le Gouvernement chinois a adopté un système de logements sociaux financés par des fonds publics pour répondre aux besoins des ménages urbains aux revenus faibles. (...) La Chine a institué en outre un système de fonds de réserve publics en faveur de l’habitat qui, en 2007, avait permis à 47 millions de personnes d’améliorer leurs conditions de logement. 33. (...) Toutes les audiences des tribunaux populaires sont ouvertes au public, à l’exception des affaires impliquant des secrets d’État, des affaires dans lesquelles il y a lieu de préserver la vie privée personnelle ou s’il s’agit d’un crime commis par un mineur. 53.

An FIO delegation attended a meeting of the Commission, and the possibility was raised of drawing up a cooperation agreement which would cover promotion, publicity, research and training in human rights, as well as institution-building among the members of the Federation. (...) Participation in the course has increased with each edition, thanks to the publicity campaign conducted through the FIO web portal (www.portalfio.org) and the mailing list. (...) They reiterate the right of free access to public information, which is necessary for promoting transparency, combating corruption and ensuring that citizens are able to hold their governments responsible for the decisions that they take on their behalf, and that inhabitants can take informed decisions and thereby participate more fully in public life. 9.

The representatives at this General Assembly have probably read in the 'newspapers that the Indian de1egation has decided to withdraw from the contest. 1 greatly regret that this news should have found publicity in the Press before it was communicated to this General Assembly, for in a matter of this nature, the General Assembly bas the right to he the :first ta know the facts. 1 only desire to say that the Indian delegation was in no way responsible lor this premature disclos- ure af our decision. (...) Je désire~uIementque l'on sache que la délégation de l'Inâe ne porte nulle- ment la responsabilité de cette publication préma- turée de sa décision. . En posant. sa candidature à un Siège au Conseil de sécurité, l'Inde était uniquement aniInée du HfJndred and nl,nth Plenary Meeting 750 13 November 1947' Before 1 conclude, may 1 take this opportunity to thank all those countries whicb. have consist- ently supported us in this long-drawn contest.

To insure wide understanding and recognition of the facts, regular publicity has been given to the actual military situation and té the serious defeats inflicted upon the aggressors prior to their engaging in armistice .discussions.

The paper set out the proposed text in full, identifying a number of specific potential activities for outsourcing: a) printing of questionnaires b) recruitment and training of field staff c) publicity campaign d) translation of field materials into other languages e) delivery and/or collection/return of questionnaires/field documents f) design and provision of questionnaire tracking system g) provision of mapping services h) primary data capture and coding i) questionnaire destruction j) provision of call centre/telephone help line k) design and provision of online response technology l) online/web access design for outputs m) data storage n) data editing and/or imputation o) quality assurance p) evaluation ECE/CES/GE.41/2013/2 GE.14-20173 11 44. (...) There were no specific proposals to change the draft recommendations. 5. Communications and publicity Documentation: Paper submitted by the UNECE Steering Group on Population and Housing Censuses. 46. (...) Press and the media vi. Public and health service providers vii. Disability groups viii.

Documentation Summary report on the activities of the Working Group on Publicity and Funding (GEGN.2/2021/CRP.126) 9. (...) Report of the Working Group on Toponymic Terminology, 2019–2021 (GEGN.2/2021/CRP.105) 3. Publication of the Glossary of Terms for the Standardization of Geographical Names in Korea (GEGN.2/2021/CRP.124) 12. (...) Gestion et utilisation de la base de données des noms géographiques (GEGN.2/2021/39/CRP.39) 6. Publication, à titre expérimental, d’une carte du Japon multilingue en ligne (GEGN.2/2021/40/CRP.40) GEGN.2/2021/1/Rev.1 21-03834 12/13 7.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office and criminal investigations 31. (...) The approval of the Law on Nominating Commissions is a significant step forward to institutionalize processes for the selection of public officials, particularly regarding the justice system, based on principles of transparency, objectiveness, adequacy, publicity and participation. (...) Although initial measures have been taken, progressive mainstreaming of human rights principles, in particular publicity, transparency and accountability, into these social programmes is paramount.

The existence encouraged by t been "warmly we Mc. van Mook, w or the Aneta new permitted to con public of Indones diminished to a whole basis of th of the Republic said against it, is a who are answera and not to a forei . (...) It is our earnest recognizing dus da to forestall it. 1 th mendations of Mr. tatives.ofColombi mitteegi'ëater pow of publicity and th 368 "._ ,,,J.'.:;-, . ,-_ •.. ,.._....,_.,,-~~ - This is a technique as old as ancient Rome, and no one here can' be so naïve as to believe that it will not be used in the present instance to achieve the aU too familiar objective of " divide and rule ". 1 agt'ee with the representative of China, who so ably spokehere the other day [256th meeting], when he stated that he foresaw the possibility of separatistmovements being sponsored or per- mitted by public authorities even before the pro- jected.plebiscite. (...) If tms development is permitted to continue, the, influence of the Re- public of Indonesia in Indonesian affairs may he diminished to a point wbich would nullify the whole basis of the agreement.