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Its current sabre-rattling is indeed a vivid corroboration of what may be in store unless the Council takes appropriate remedial action; (d) Ethiopia’s hollow accusations should not and cannot be taken in isolation. In the past two months, Eritrea has spent a lot of time and energy dispelling the equally preposterous allegations emanating from Kenya accusing it of supplying three planeloads of arms to Al-Shabaab through the town of Baidoa.

The meeting also called for a more open and inclusive development environment for developing countries, stressing the crucial importance, especially in face of the pandemic, of keeping the markets open and resolving disruptions to the global supply chains. The high-level attendees emphasized the need to broaden and strengthen the voice and participation of developing countries in international economic govern ance and allow developing countries greater participation in global value chains. (...) The high-level attendees applauded the initiatives and measures announced by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the high-level events marking the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the United Nations, hailing them as another vivid demonstration of China’s commitment to multilateralism, its long-standing support for the United Nations and South-South cooperation, and its continued contributions to the 2030 Agenda and the common development of the developing world.

As they would be'dealing with questions which interested them professionally, they would be able to supply accurate and complete information without much trouble. (...) The comment- aries give the reader factual information which he nay need, and explanations which will help him to a better understanding of the meaning or significance of a text, and they will make the book more vivid and hold the attention of the reader who has not made a special study of law and politics, 2. (...) (c) Should the Commission see fit to publish commentaries concerning the human rights regime in all countries, it should decide whether the writing of these commentaries is to be en- trusted to the Secretariat, which is bound by the above rules, or whether tho Government should be asked to supply them (or appoint experts to do so). B, ' VARIOUS TYPES OF COMMENTARIES Commentaries may fit in with various conceptions: "surveys", "historical notes", "studies". 1. ' S^ £,v§y.s Surveys would describe the human rights regime for countries which have no written constitutions (the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) or whore the constitution contains no mention of human rights (as in the case of the French Constitution of 1875).