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The substance “did not come off easily, it was sticky and you had to apply force to wipe the black stuff from the walls”. (...) The presence of a number of chlorinated species indicates that an excess of sulfur monochloride (S2Cl2) was used. It is assessed that this sulfur mustard was most likely produced using the Levinstein process. (...) The laboratory reports indicated the presence of biomarkers of sulfur mustard exposure. The full bio-medical laboratory report can be found in Annex 10.

联 合 国 S/2016/738 安全理事会 Distr.: General 24 August 2016 Chinese Original: English 16-14788 (C) 290816 300816 *1614788* 2016年 8月

An additional 350 MT of highly acidic mustard hydrolysate from the earlier neutralisation of distilled sulfur mustard has been stored in corroded and leaking containers.

Also, it provides a means to ensure that wastes are easily and correctly identified. Their safe packaging, handling, transport and processing in an environmentally sound manner can then be prescribed by Parties. 5. (...) There was considered to be a need for excessive reliance on subjective descriptions that could not easily be specified. This was in contrast to the use of precise descriptions in the Harmonised System.

This national policy should include: a child-friendly justice; comprehensive care and follow-up programs easily accessible to children in contact with the law, be they victims, witnesses, offenders or in difficult circumstances; family and parenting support programs; prevention; alternative measures to deprivation of liberty; and alternatives to institutionalization. (...) A recommendation to provide a grievance redress mechanisms for children In order to protect children against all forms of violence, ill-treatment, abuse or exploitation, it is necessary to provide for and have a grievance redress mechanisms for children that should be independent and easily accessible to all children without any discrimination and guarantee the protection and best interests of the child. 5.

The judicial system should establish an information system and resource centre located in close proximity to the courts. In addition to easily readable signs, courthouse orientation guides, and court schedules, court personnel should be available at public relations desks. (...) To achieve transparency, information must also be disseminated in a format that is easily accessible for the intended audience – especially for court-users who do not have a legal background and may often have limited literacy. (...) Publish, including on the Internet, short, clearly worded and easily understandable pamphlets and other materials that provide basic information on arrest, detention and bail, criminal and civil procedures, and useful contacts for crime victims, witnesses and other users.

If very large volumes and low toxicity are involved, verification statistics can be handled very easily. In the case of low priority items, it is possible and in fact will be more efficient to forget the statistics and limit verification to occasional "spot check visits" for the sake of a deterrence effect. (...) In these cases, accumulation of normal measurement errors can easily exceed L tons/year. In such a case, reporting of the total output as well as some technical indication of the level of quality control may be all that is feasible as a means to establish confidence to assure the absence of unauthorized activities. 5.

Along with complementarity and coordination, building confidence among conflicting parties and mediators could prevent further fragmentation as confidence may make different actors interact with one another easily. Economical concerns and problems were discussed in the panel as they relate to the root causes of conflicts as well as the sustainability of any peace agreement. (...) When it comes to the engagement with the conflict parties, new technologies enable mediators to reach each conflicting party easily and without additional cost. Regarding inclusivity, emerging technologies may help mediators consult hundreds or thousands of affected people at the same time.

Some of the essential components of access to justice include: laws- that are fair and accessible to the citizens in their form and language, the availability of a variety of easily accessible and effective mechanisms for resolving disputes that are adequately resourced and organised; simple and affordable procedures for achieving justice, fairness in the results of dispute resolution processes and knowledge on the part of citizens to enable them easily use the law and legal institutions.1 The Constitution is a significant document with regard to entrenching the right to access to justice for all in Kenya2.

The defining characteristic of digital tools is that they are more easily accessed, require less financial resources to obtain and enable anonymity/non-attribution for their users. (...) Any development pertaining to a conflict or peace process may easily be shared with millions of people over online platforms.