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The Commission has not imposed any restriction on campaign activities of candidates if it is in line with the respective electoral laws, rules and regulations. The news and information about the electoral campaign of respective political parties being published in the daily newspapers and periodicals are the good evidence. (...) Any eligible voters whose name is not yet included in the list may apply for their inclusion to the respective ward/ village tract sub-commission and a letter of amendment or letter of complaint concerning with the names and facts included in the voters list can be submitted to the respective sub-commission within seven days from the announcement of the voters list. (...) In this regard, the best cooperation of the respective political parties and the public is needed.

Multidisciplinary teams were involved in the observations, including experts with the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, District Prosecutor Offices, Regional Inspections for Public Health Protection and Control, clinical psychologists and pediatricians of the respective multiprofile hospitals for active treatment, employees with the respective municipal Social Assistance Directorates and representatives of municipal administrations. (...) Consequently, amendments to the Ordinance on criteria and standards for social services for children were introduced and a new standard for resident services and services in specialized institutions was adopted. __________ a http://www.bghelsinki.org/bg/publikacii/dokladi-na-bhk/godishni-dokladi-za-pravata-na-choveka/ http://sacp.government.bg/programi-dokladi/dokladi/ A/HRC/22/G/19 3 GE.13-12732 Under the new standard any specialized institution or resident service must have a procedure devised for registration of death cases and must follow a notification sequence so as competent authorities, parents/guardians or trustees, and respective Social Assistance Directorate to be duly informed. (...) The desire of families to maintain contact with their child and the actual capability to do so have been screened, and as a result parents of 90 children have initiated to get in contact with them; parents of 30 children have telephoned the respective home looking for __________ b The Action Plan was further agreed by all relevant Ministries before the Council of Ministers approved it.

Both contribute to each other’s respective international and national mandates. (...) A/HRC/41/NI/1 3 GE.19-10089 As NHRIs, we will encourage our respective States to consider the Independent Expert’s recommendations to protect the right to be free from violence and discrimination of all people in relation to their sexual orientation and gender identity. In accordance with our national mandates, we will monitor our respective State’s implementation of these obligations, we will monitor whether and how non-State actors, including businesses, meet their responsibilities to respect human rights of LGBTI peoples in light of the Yogyakarta Principles.

These categories arise directly from the Convention and respective COP decisions (such as decision 7/CP.12). (...) In these cases, no objections were raised by relevant bodies of the Kyoto Protocol to such implementation of COP decisions under the Kyoto Protocol whatsoever, except with respect to Croatia. Although Croatia sought and was provided with, flexibility identical to those of Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovenia and Iceland, for reasons incomprehensible to Croatia, the EBCC failed to recognize the respective flexibility under COP decision 7/CP.12, thus preventing Croatia from accomplishing the 2012 emissions target. (...) Therefore, contrary to the EBCC’s perspective, it is beyond any doubt that the Parties of the Convention never intended to restrict the nature of respective flexibility with respect to the initial GHG emissions of EIT countries, thus providing a clear and obvious foundation for resolving any Party’s particularities, including Croatia’s.

The system for training of law enforcement personnel currently in place does not always meet the practical needs of the respective units and today’s requirements for the training of highly qualified specialists in this area. 57. (...) Under each special proceeding, the Commissioner for Human Rights sends a response statement to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, as well as to the head of the respective ministry and department; the Commissioner also keeps track of the measures taken for implementation of the response statements. 61. (...) Based on the results of the Ombudsman’s visits, several recommendations were sent to the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, and inquiries to the respective government agencies were made regarding systemic problems with observance of the patients’ rights in order to improve the law and restore the patients’ rights. 68.

Also decides[, that in the context of the provision of adequate and predictable support, including financial resources and technical and technological support to 1 As per decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70, Parties undertake activities as deemed appropriate by each Party with their respective capabilities and national circumstances, noting that significant pools and/or activities should not be excluded. (...) [Reaffirms [that] [the need for] adequate and predictable support, including financial resources and technical and technological support to developing country Parties, [in accordance with national circumstances and respective capabilities], [is useful] to develop capacities for measuring, reporting and verifying anthropogenic forest-related emissions by sources and removals by sinks, forest carbon stocks, and forest carbon stock and forest-area changes resulting from the implementation of the activities referred to in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70;] 9. (...) Agrees that, consistent with decision 12/CP.17, paragraph 7, results from the implementation by Parties of the activities2 included in decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70, measured against the forest reference emission levels and/or forest reference levels should be expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year; 2 As per decision 1/CP.16, paragraph 70, Parties undertake activities as deemed appropriate by each Party and in accordance with their respective capabilities and national circumstances, noting that significant pools and/or activities should not be excluded.

The advisory board of the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN), with the aim of achieving fair and balanced representation, shall comprise [XX] members as follows: (a) [xx] government representatives, comprising a balanced representation from Parties included in Annex I to the Convention (Annex I Parties) and Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention (non-Annex I Parties); (b) The chair and vice-chair of the Technology Executive Committee (TEC) in an ex officio capacity; (c) Two additional members of the TEC, one from an Annex I Party and one from a non-Annex I Party, in an ex officio capacity, nominated by the TEC; (d) A representative of each of the operational entities of the financial mechanism in an ex officio capacity; (e) A representative of the management of the host organization of the Climate Technology Centre (CTC), in an ex officio capacity, nominated by the host organization; (f) A representative of the Adaptation Committee and of the Standing Committee in an ex officio capacity, nominated by the respective bodies; (g) Three members drawn from financial institutions, non-governmental organizations, and academic and business communities with relevant expertise in technology, finance or business, in an ex officio capacity, nominated by the host organization of the CTC. 2. (...) Government representatives shall be nominated by their respective groups or constituencies and elected by the Conference of the Parties (COP). (...) Members of the advisory board referred to in paragraph 1(c) and (f) above shall serve for a term of two years and shall be eligible to serve a maximum of two consecutive terms of office, taking into account the term of office in their respective bodies. 7. Members of the advisory board referred to in paragraph 1(g) above shall serve for a term of two years and shall be eligible to serve a maximum of two consecutive terms of office. 8.

ﺍﺳﺘﻨﺴﺨﺖ ﺍﻟﺮﺳﺎﻟﺔ ﰲ ﺍﳌﺮﻓﻖ ﻛﻤﺎ ﻭﺭﺩﺕ، ﺑﺎﻟﻠﻐﺔ ﺍﻟﱵ ﻗﺪﻣﺖ ﺑﻬﺎ ﻭﺑﺎﻹﻧﻜﻠﻴﺰﻳﺔ ﻓﻘﻂ * .rtsiD LARENEG 7/G/8/CRH/A 8002 enuJ 2 CIBARA HCNERF :lanigirO A/HRC/8/G/7 Page 2 Annex Geneva, 22 May 2008 Sir, In the context of the current discussion on special procedures, I hereby inform you of the Swiss position on the extension of mandates and the respective roles of the President of the Human Rights Council and the Consultative Group. (...) Lastly, on the basis of the principle of non-retroactivity which, as far as we know, has never been validly challenged by any argument, the established practice, that is, the tacit renewal of mandates, applies until such time as a decision has been taken on the matter. II. RESPECTIVE ROLES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL AND THE CONSULTATIVE GROUP Paragraphs 47, 52 and 53 of Human Rights Council resolution 5/1 provide that the Consultative Group shall propose a list of candidates to the President of the Council who shall then identify an appropriate candidate for each vacancy on the basis of the Group’s recommendations and following broad consultations.

Summary of the report At its tenth session, held virtually on 26 and 27 August and 4 September 2020, the Committee of Experts adopted decision 10/102, in which it congratulated the five United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management regional committees and their respective working groups on their work and achievements, and recognized that their outputs were vital sources of knowledge for decision-making and that strong and active regional committees contributed to the realization of the overall work programme and vision of the Committee of Experts. (...) The report also contains information on how the four thematic groups of the Committee of Experts have helped strengthen geospatial information management across their respective areas, and across Member States. This includes the progress of the United Nations Geospatial Network and its expansion in membership to encompass 37 entities across the United Nations system, the development of generic geospatial job descriptions for the United Nations system and its efforts to strengthen the coordination and coherence of geospatial information, including its collaboration with the Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities.

We strongly condemn the hate crimes committed by Armenian radical elements against Azerbaijani diplomats, as well as members of the Azerbaijani communities in these countries, and we expect the agencies in the respective countries which are responsible for the prevention of such provocations to perform their duties with high responsibility. (...) The investigation process and the receipt of the information on its results will be monitored through our respective diplomatic missions. The information on the investigation processes and their results will be regularly brought to the attention of the wider public.